I have been here a few times. Today it was not busy. There were no other customers when I arrived. I sat at a table. But it quickly became full (laughs). I had salmon, yellowtail, and sea bream. I like revolving sushi because you can eat as much as you want. The sushi here is good, unlike the 100 yen sushi places. They have water on the table, which is nice. You can also get tea and water.

I visited the restaurant around 11:30 on Sunday. This place tends to get very crowded at night, with many foreign customers, but surprisingly, it's not so busy during early lunch hours. You can order using a touch panel, which also shows any sold-out items, making it very convenient. Since I'm dining alone today, I'll order my favorite items one by one. The sushi toppings are quite substantial, and considering the price and portion size, it's a good deal! However, it seems that they tend to run out of items more frequently at night, so it's something to keep in mind. It's a convenient place for when you want to eat sushi easily! Thank you for the meal.

I think this is a delicious restaurant among the rotating sushi chains. The fish is fresh and tasty, but sometimes the rice falls apart, which is a bit disappointing. However, considering the price, there's no need to complain! It's located in Daimaru, so there are mostly quiet customers, making it a comfortable atmosphere for dining.

"Safe and secure revolving sushi. Being in the food city of Osaka, all the food is top-notch. It's nonsense to treat it as second-rate just because it's revolving sushi. That's right. The freshness of the fish and the satisfying taste are on par with popular sushi chains like Kura Sushi or Sushiro. Thank you for the feast!"

A chain of conveyor belt sushi restaurants limited to Osaka. Located on the 10th floor of Daimaru Shinsaibashi. Had lunch with my family. Currently a fan of Hamazushi. They offer affordable options and decent freshness of the toppings. The set menus are a good deal, so it's best to order those along with some a la carte items. They have large topping options, so I took plenty of comparison photos with the regular ones. They not only serve sushi but also thick slices of tuna and salmon sashimi, which help prevent getting too full on rice. While they don't have any standout side dishes compared to major chains, it's a reliable restaurant. No disappointment like with Kura Sushi. I'd like to try the Maguro Stadium branch of the same chain in Temma Bridge one day. Thank you for the meal.

I had been looking for a sushi restaurant but they were all closed, so I ended up at this place. Department stores never disappoint, right? I ordered the daily sushi set for 1100 yen, available for lunch on weekdays until 3 pm. It includes 7 pieces of daily sushi, seasonal tempura, and fish miso soup. It's a great deal for the price, but since the portion was small, I also ordered a few other items. The most delicious was the scallop. Thank you for the meal.

This restaurant is located on the 10th floor of Shinsaibashi Daimaru. It was my first visit. Since there were two of us, we were seated at a table. We placed our orders using a tablet, and the dishes were brought to us by both servers and on a rail. We made a toast with highballs. I'm not very familiar with conveyor belt sushi, so I was a bit confused when ordering. However, I managed to place our orders successfully. The scallops and squid were delicious. The eel was not as good as I expected, but considering the price, it was understandable. Overall, we were able to eat and drink quite a lot.

While shopping, I stumbled upon this conveyor belt sushi restaurant and decided to have a late lunch. The restaurant is small with a short conveyor lane inside and table seating on the outside. I visited on a weekday and opted for the daily sushi set which included 7 pieces of nigiri, tempura, and miso soup for 1100 yen. The sushi was decent quality for the price, although the pieces were a bit on the smaller side. The tempura was crispy and delicious, especially the shrimp. The miso soup had clams in it. The prices varied depending on the plate, but overall, the set meal felt like a better deal compared to the sushi on the conveyor belt. I also received a free ice cream dessert by adding the restaurant on LINE as a friend. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

Found Daiki Suisan at Daimaru Shinsaibashi! Had lunch at the revolving sushi bar. Spring deliciousness platter for 880 yen, tuna feast for 770 yen, ikura, uni, and crab, bamboo shoot and shrimp tempura for 330 yen, chawanmushi for 275 yen, and assorted inari sushi for 110 yen. Everything was delicious! Maybe even better than the Daiki Suisan in Sakai that I used to frequent. I stopped going there because I didn't find it tasty anymore, but this one is delicious! My 4-year-old daughter finished the chawanmushi and also had udon and shrimp tempura. The flavors are kid-friendly and I'm grateful for that! I feel like coming back with my child to Daiki Suisan soon.

I visited the restaurant for lunch at 14:40. There was one group ahead of me waiting. After a short wait, I was seated at the counter by myself and got served first. I originally planned to order the lunch set, but I found out it's only available on weekdays. The staff recommended the "Crab Feast" to me. I ordered: 2 pieces of fresh squid with sudachi, clam soup, steamed egg custard, 6 pieces of fatty tuna rolls, 1 piece of crab feast, 1 piece of seared crab feast, and 1 piece of plum and shiso roll. I used a coupon from Daiki Suisan for a discount and another coupon from their LINE friend for a free dish. I also used a gourmet coupon from PARKO Shinsaibashi for 5% off the total bill. It was great to be able to use so many coupons. On my way out, I received a "Thank you for visiting" ticket.

Today, I went shopping at the Jump Shop on the 9th floor of the main building of Daimaru Shinsaibashi store, and then had lunch at Daiki Suisan on the 10th floor restaurant street. Here, the prices vary depending on the dish, not all dishes are the same price. The sushi was delicious, and the fried octopus and red miso soup were also tasty with a rich flavor. The okra sushi was also delicious! I think I will come back when I visit the Jump Shop again. Thank you for the meal.

In the newly renovated Daimaru Shinsaibashi store on the 10th floor, there is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant called "Dai-ki Suisan Kaiten Sushi." It seems to be the era where conveyor belt sushi restaurants are entering department stores. I visited on a holiday evening in December, and about half of the seats were occupied. I was seated promptly. Orders are placed using a tablet. I was thirsty and wanted a beer quickly, so I touched the screen to order. However, even though it wasn't crowded, my beer took a while to arrive. I ordered about 5 plates and then left. Since it's located in a department store, the restaurant has high ceilings and is spacious and very clean. Personally, I'm not a fan of conveyor belt sushi, but it seems to be popular among families and inbound tourists. Thank you for the meal. And so happy Christmas (War is over) We hope you had fun (If you want it) The near and the dear ones (War is over) The old and the young (Now) (John Lennon/1971)

I went because I can eat my favorite sushi. The fish was decent, but the rice was a bit dry. It's nice that you can just take the sushi you want from the conveyor belt. It was tasty for the price. Sushi seems to be popular with foreign tourists visiting Japan, as the seats were filling up by the time we left.

Perfect for a quick bite. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

It's very convenient to visit alone and easy to enter and leave quickly. The eggplant was the most delicious, but I'm not very familiar with this shop, so I think I'll understand the shop's tendencies after visiting a few times.

I went to this restaurant on a regular night. I didn't try everything, but all the dishes were delicious! They had a tuna special that was fresh and reasonably priced. The only downside was the seasoning on the fried food and the sushi rice. But overall, I was very satisfied. I would love to go back again.

Located on the newly renovated restaurant floor of Daimaru. It was a weekday night and we had to wait for about 10 minutes before being seated as there were two groups ahead of us. The atmosphere was lively with almost 80% of the customers being from overseas. The sushi was from a chain restaurant, so it was as expected. We preferred sitting at the counter, but even at the table, ordering through the touch panel made the service smooth and efficient. The highlight of the meal was definitely the grilled fish collar!

The restaurant is not very spacious but clean. You can eat from 100 yen per dish. The prices are high but the food is very delicious.