I finally decided to try out a restaurant that I had always been curious about. Since it was lunchtime, I checked the reviews and saw that the lunch set was recommended, so I went with the Kito set for 2200 yen. It seemed like a bold price for a sushi lunch, but the quality was good and the set was satisfying on its own. It was delicious. It included 12 pieces of sushi, soup, and warabi mochi. Personally, I felt that it was good value for the price.

I went on a regular Friday and waited for about 40 minutes at 12:10. I ate 20 plates for 1,000 yen and was full. The taste was excellent. There were cheap conveyor belt sushi options, as well as eel sushi for 500 yen each, but I was too full to try them. Next time, I think I'll go for around 10 plates with tempura.

I arrived 20 minutes before the store opened, but there was already a line forming, extending beyond where this photo was taken. The lunch menu offers various options, but the most intriguing one is the weekday special 20-piece assorted sushi set for 1000 yen (+tax). The restaurant has a spacious interior with table seating, counter seating, and even a raised seating area, as it is a popular spot with a waiting area for customers. The menu includes the Kijuro nigiri lunch set, the Kijuro set meal with tempura and chawanmushi, as well as seafood chirashi lunch. They also offer luxurious dishes like Hokkai don with sea urchin and salmon roe, anago don, salmon and egg rice bowl, and a fishmonger's bowl. The orders from the line before opening are cooked all at once, so it may take some time, but by 10 minutes after opening, the waiting area will be full and the line will continue to grow, so those who want to eat quickly should arrive about 30 minutes before opening to get in on the first round. The super affordable lunch I ordered, the "20-piece assorted sushi set," has arrived. It's great to be able to enjoy 20 pieces of sushi, handcrafted by the chef, at such a reasonable price. From white fish to salmon, tuna, shrimp, shellfish, tuna cheek gunkan, tamago, rolls, inari, and more, a variety of sushi pieces are lined up. This review showcases a restaurant where you can enjoy affordable lunches with fresh local fish and various cuts of tuna sourced from fish markets.

It seems to be very popular as there were lines even before opening on weekdays. I waited for about 30 minutes before finally getting a seat. I ordered the Kitojo Gozen and shared a platter of 20 pieces of sushi with my friend. We were too greedy and now our stomachs are full. Although we didn't have an overwhelmingly delicious impression, I think it's a great deal for this price, quantity, and taste! The sushi chef and the staff who served us were very friendly, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was great too! It would be even better if the parking lot were a bit bigger.

I watched a TV show and found a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Do not underestimate the sushi here - the rice portions are small but the toppings are fresh, and the prices are surprisingly low. The assorted plate in the photo costs 968 yen and includes 10 pieces of sushi, miso soup, and warabi mochi. They also offer a 20-piece assorted plate for 1000 yen, as well as a limited set of 20 servings. The restaurant is a must-visit for repeat customers. The downside is the small parking lot and the small size of the restaurant, which can lead to long wait times. However, the prices are affordable, the staff is friendly, and the food is delicious.

Nodoguro Sushi. I ordered about 15 other dishes, but this one was overwhelmingly delicious. It's not inferior to the level of sushi in the city at all, it might even be better. Address: 2-282-1 Baba, Sennan City, Osaka Prefecture Phone number: 072-480-0510 Business hours: Sunday 11:00-22:00 Monday 11:00-14:30/17:00-22:00 Tuesday 11:00-14:30/17:00-22:00 Wednesday: Closed Thursday 11:00-14:30/17:00-22:00 Friday 11:00-14:30/17:00-22:00 Saturday 11:00-22:00 Regular holiday: Closed every Wednesday.

Purchased bread at the newly opened "Penguin Bakery Izumisano Store" from Hokkaido, then had lunch at a revolving sushi restaurant that I had been curious about for a while. Located along Route 63 that connects Osaka and Wakayama, "Kaiten Sushi Kijuro" stands alone. It is a revolving sushi restaurant run by a long-established fish wholesaler that focuses on fresh fish caught in the morning. Arrived at the restaurant around 11:30, and it was about 80% full. The interior has counter seats and table seats suitable for families. The lunch menu includes three options: Kijuro nigiri lunch for 968 yen, Kijuro set meal for 1,320 yen, and seafood chirashi lunch for 1,320 yen. There are also other menu items such as specialty lunches, today's recommended nigiri, and single items. The Kijuro nigiri lunch comes with 10 pieces of nigiri, Kijuro soup, and warabi mochi for 968 yen. The presentation of the nigiri is lovely, like a blooming flower. The Kijuro soup (red miso soup) is flavorful with clam, crab meat, and fish stock. The nigiri includes various types of fish and seafood, with the sweet shrimp head being a standout. The eel with sweet sauce is also delicious, especially when paired with wasabi. The dessert warabi mochi has a chewy texture and a subtle sweetness. Overall, the Kijuro nigiri lunch was very satisfying. I also ordered individual nigiri like clam, scallop, octopus, shrimp, avocado, and tobiko. Each piece had a unique and enjoyable texture and flavor. The meal turned out to be more expensive than expected but was a luxurious treat. As I finished eating, they played "Gaccho Karaage," a unique touch that reflects the local cuisine of Izumisano. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I passed by a shop in Sennan on my way to work, and I had been curious about it for a while. I ordered the lunch sushi set, which included 10 pieces of sushi, red miso soup, and warabi mochi for 1,100 yen. The sushi was fresh and delicious, but the pieces were a bit small. The presentation of the sushi was stylish, but personally, I prefer them to be placed straight. The warabi mochi and red miso soup were also tasty. Thank you for the meal!

In January, I will be featuring three articles on lunch options that cost over 1000 yen, including a battle of 30 seafood bowls in Wakayama. The first review is about "Kaisen Sushi Kijuro" in Izumi-Sano City, Osaka. I ordered the weekday special of 20 pieces of assorted nigiri sushi for 1000 yen (excluding tax).

Kaisen Sushi Kijuro ★ Great Value Lunch ★ Enjoyed a lunch set with 20 pieces of assorted sushi for ¥1,000 + tax at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant near Izumisano AEON. The lunch menu offers 4 options, and the 20-piece set was a great deal. The portion was generous and consistently delicious. Kaisen Sushi Kijuro is located at 2-13-28-1 Baba, Izumisano City, Osaka. Open from 11:00 to 14:30 and 17:00 to 22:00, with extended hours on weekends and holidays. Closed on Wednesdays.

The food was incredibly delicious, the staff was friendly, and I left feeling happy and satisfied. My friend and I enjoyed sushi and another dish without drinking alcohol, and it came to a little over 8000 yen. The staff recommended black sesame soft serve, which was also delicious. Even though I was full, I wanted to eat more, so I will probably go back soon. ❤️

There is a revolving sushi restaurant located along a major road in front of a soba restaurant. There is also a Kura Sushi nearby. This place offers high-quality revolving sushi with prices ranging from 198 yen to 550 yen per plate. They have a lunch menu available only on weekends and holidays, such as the Nigiri Lunch for 1,100 yen, which includes 10 pieces of nigiri, red miso soup, and warabi mochi. While waiting, I tried the Gatcho's fried chicken for 385 yen, which was delicious and crispy all the way to the tail. It was a great meal. Thank you.廻鮮鮨 Kijuro 072-480-0510 2-282-1 Baba, Sennan City, Osaka Prefecture https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2705/A270503/27044069/

I was curious about this place, so I went for lunch. It seemed popular as there were customers waiting. I wrote my name on the reservation list and surprisingly got seated quickly. The sushi lunch set with over 10 pieces was a great deal. It came with miso soup and warabi mochi for 880 yen before tax, which was impressive. There wasn't a lot of sushi going around, but there were various dishes that looked like they would go well with alcohol. Each dish was prepared with care, making the fish taste delicious. The freshness of the ingredients made the lunch feel luxurious. The sushi pieces were slightly smaller, perhaps catering to female customers, but I was satisfied with 10 pieces. The staff worked diligently and efficiently, which was impressive to watch. Thank you for the delicious meal! It was truly enjoyable!

Recently, a major conveyor belt sushi chain, Kura Sushi, opened nearby, and it seems like Kito-san's customer numbers have decreased. However, Kito-san's sushi is overwhelmingly delicious, so please continue your efforts with confidence! I had the nigiri set for lunch, and the way the sushi was arranged was not too fancy, sticking to the classic style, which was good.

I had been curious about this restaurant! I had lunch there. Before the renovation, the place seemed a bit intimidating and I was hesitant to go in, but after the renovation, it felt a little more welcoming so I decided to give it a try. When I passed by and saw people lining up even before opening, I knew I had to go in! I pondered over what to eat, and decided to try the weekend-only lunch menu. It was delicious. The portions were small and easy to eat. My favorite was the seared sushi. As I ate, I noticed that there were many plates of sushi going around the conveyor belt! They all looked so delicious! The prices were reasonable, with some higher-priced items but considering the quality of the fish, it was a good deal. I decided that next time, I will come back not for lunch, but to enjoy my favorite sushi. It seems like a great place for drinks in the evening too, with a variety of fish dishes and deep-fried fish.

A friend recommended this restaurant to me, and I visited for lunch for the first time today (^o^)/ Since it was my first time, I decided to try the Hitojuro nigiri lunch set for 880 yen before tax. Before the nigiri lunch was served, I tried a plate of medium fatty tuna from the conveyor belt, which was also delicious. The nigiri lunch consisted of 10 pieces of sushi including sweet shrimp, trumpet shell, cured mackerel, shrimp, greater amberjack, salmon, sea bream, tuna, squid, and eel, along with plenty of greater amberjack fin and crab meat in red miso soup, and also warabi mochi. The cured mackerel and sea bream were not as fresh, but overall, the meal was quite delicious (^o^)/ Considering the price, it is definitely a great restaurant, and I am sure I will visit again in the future♪

Late lunch after visiting Izumi-Sano Southern Stadium. Looked up nearby lunch options on Tabelog and most places close by 2 PM. Found this restaurant that is open all day on weekends and holidays. The ratings aren't very high, but the reviews seem good. The parking lot is small for this area, but since it's before 2 PM on a Sunday, there were empty spaces. I ordered the seared nodoguro for 500 yen. The live shima aji for 350 yen didn't have the expected crunchy texture. For beer snacks, I had the limited quantity toro yukke for 680 yen and the raw maguro head and cheek meat for 500 yen, which was rare and worth trying. The Izumi octopus and Hokkai assortment were also good. The selected five types of shellfish platter was small but reasonably priced. The Kijuro soup with crab meat for 350 yen was a bit expensive, but I was very satisfied with the meal.

Daily limited 20-piece nigiri assortment for 1,100 yen Sea bream salt broth for 385 yen

I was able to easily enter the spacious restaurant facing the sea, and the inside was clean with a sense of freshness. I enjoyed eating fresh seasonal fish. The sushi chef was also very friendly and it was a great experience.

The sushi restaurant is a bit more expensive than chain stores, but the food is delicious. I always order the red snapper head soup because it's tasty and cheap (286 yen).