Kanpachi and sea bream are really crunchy and highly recommended! Also, the sea bream head soup is a bit hard to find but it's oily and very delicious. And the medium fatty tuna is just next level!! It's incredibly tasty!! Next door, at Hotomeki Ichiba Ichitaro, they also sell sashimi, so be sure to check it out.

This time, I visited Sushi Taro, a conveyor belt sushi restaurant next to the market! I arrived 30 minutes before the rotation, but there were already quite a few groups with reservations, so I just made it in time for the first round. They have various unique menu items that you don't usually find at conveyor belt sushi restaurants, and everything was fresh and delicious. I highly recommend it and will definitely visit again!

I recommend going early for lunch as there is already a long line at opening time. The interior of the restaurant is very beautiful. The sushi is fresh and delicious. You can enjoy sushi, yakitori, and horumon, so I am satisfied.

We wanted to eat delicious sushi, so our whole family came here! As always, the sushi had a satisfying taste, and the freshness of the ingredients makes it a good value! The striped jack was delicious, but it didn't quite have the same impact as our previous visit, so that was a bit disappointing. However, we plan to come back again for another try! We all prefer the medium fatty tuna over the fatty tuna. We would like to visit regularly. Thank you for the meal!

I arrived at 10:01 wanting to eat delicious sushi! I was the 10th reservation! I had delicious sushi and my stomach is full! The fresh thick slices of fish were so delicious that I can't be satisfied with other conveyor belt sushi restaurants lately.

This is my third visit. Previously, there used to be a conveyor belt sushi where sushi flowed on lanes, but now all sushi chains have switched to order-based. I arrived around 11:30 and there were about 14 groups waiting. The store opens at 11:00 and can accommodate around 40 groups, so it seems like the waiting time for those who couldn't get in is increasing. However, those who entered at 11:00 were finishing their meal and leaving in about 30 minutes, so I was called in after waiting for about 20 minutes. I ordered using a tablet, and the sushi came from below the lane. Other dishes and skewers were brought by robots. I had red snapper first, which was fresh and delicious. The other items were also tasty. The fish is delicious, but it's not like the rice and fish are molded together, they are just placed on top, so it can be difficult to eat them together when the rice falls apart. I also ordered hormone teppanyaki, yakitori, and kushikatsu, which were delicious. The prices are reasonable, and it's good for beer snacks. There are many customers, but also many employees, and the turnover is fast. There is also a Ichitaro group shop on the premises, where you can buy sushi, sashimi, fish, frozen food, vegetables, and souvenirs. Since the sushi restaurant has a strong customer base, it would be nice if other shops could offer something extra. Thank you for the meal.

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Whenever I visit, the sushi always has thick cuts of fresh fish that never disappoint. While they have expanded their menu with various dishes, I always stick to ordering sushi. My go-to is the Hell Roll, which is known to be extremely spicy, leaving many to say they can't taste anything afterwards. But for those who love spicy food, it's a must-try!

There is a ticket issuing machine inside the store, so I got a waiting ticket and passed the time at the nearby Hotomeki Market. It's nice not to get bored. Please note that if 20 minutes pass after your number is called, it will be treated as a cancellation. I entered the store after about 30 minutes since it was a little past lunchtime. I had horse mackerel, mackerel, tempura, conger eel, and rolled sushi. The ingredients were fresh and chewy, and delicious. The horse mackerel was particularly outstanding. The tonkotsu ramen was nothing special, but the light tonkotsu soup made it easy to eat. The atmosphere is nice and the seats are spacious, so it's comfortable to stay.

I went to Iizuka with high expectations, but to be honest, the results were quite disappointing. It's not a place to go if you're looking for fresh fish. As you can see in the photos, the chutoro was surprisingly dry. I should have gone to Nagahama instead. Well, it's a learning experience! Many people came from far away, but I wonder if they were all satisfied. I have to admit that the dashi and lettuce roll that came with the eel were strangely delicious. The fish was tough. Maybe it's because they're not by the sea?

I visited the sushi restaurant called "Kaiten Sushi Ittaro" in Iizuka for lunch a while ago. The spacious parking lot was always full, so I was curious to try this place. Upon entering, I was a bit hesitant as the interior didn't look like a typical conveyor belt sushi restaurant, but I felt relieved after looking at the menu. The table seats were spacious, which was nice for a relaxing dining experience. The chawanmushi (savory egg custard) was smooth and delicious. The sushi pieces were very large and incredibly tasty. It's no wonder this place is popular. I would definitely like to visit again for lunch when I'm in the area.

I was interested in this restaurant. I arrived around 7pm on a weekday and luckily only had to wait a little bit to get in. The sushi pieces were surprisingly large. And I was amazed by the variety of desserts. When I ordered and saw the dishes, I was surprised... it seemed like what I ordered was the smallest one. Everything was really delicious and I felt like ordering a few more dishes. It was a bit disappointing that the service was slow and the rice was not great, probably due to short staff. If I have the chance, I would like to go again. It was delicious, thank you for the meal! They accept PayPay. They have Instagram.

Mother's Day celebration meal ahead of time in response to mother's request. Arrived 45 minutes before opening time and already 19 people were waiting! Everyone is early! Ate delicious sushi and plenty of kushikatsu. Good freshness, thick cuts, and satisfying taste and quantity every time. Tried the cut-off bowl for the first time this time, and it was too delicious!

Located in the Chikugo area, which is inland Fukuoka Prefecture, is a popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Iizuka City, which has the highest population in the area. Unlike the large national chain conveyor belt sushi restaurants, this place has a high-class atmosphere. It boasts the longest sushi lane in Japan, measuring a total of 250 meters, but currently operates on an order-only basis through touch panel screens. The spacious and open restaurant has a total of 250 seats, including private rooms, making it family-friendly. When I visited an hour before opening, there were already about 30 groups waiting in line. Note that they also have an online reservation system for restaurants called "EPARK." While waiting, I passed the time at the nearby "Hotomeki Market Ittaro," which is a large store similar to a roadside station or a local products center. Many customers here also buy side dishes, sashimi, and sushi assortments. Inside the restaurant, I ordered clam miso soup, red miso soup, "aji" (horse mackerel), "kanpachi" (amberjack), "shima aji" (striped jack), "maguro chu-toro" (medium fatty tuna), "engawa" (fluke fin), "kamasu" (barracuda), and "premium eel." Each dish was fresh and delicious, exceeding its price. It's understandable why customers are willing to wait in line. Takeout is also popular and was bustling as well. It was a delightful meal. Thank you!

Memo: I arrived 30 minutes before the weekday opening time, but there was already a line! It used to be a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, but now it operates on an order and serve basis. Each sushi piece had thick and generous toppings. I forgot to take a photo, but I started with a delicious sea bream sushi. I think the photo is of an eel. It's sticking out. All the sushi was tasty, and I was also satisfied with the side dishes. I noticed a nearby lady enjoying something, so I ordered some yakitori, which was freshly made and quite delicious. After sushi, the next step was to visit the Hotomeki Ichiba Ichitaro market next door. It's full of delicious seafood and side dishes.

I lined up as the 26th person before the 10:50 am opening on a regular day. Even so, there were plenty of seats available, and I was called for the first round of seating. This time, I enjoyed delicious dishes such as horse mackerel, sea bream, yellowtail, grilled eel, and fried chicken, as well as the impressive seared salmon, which was so good that I had two plates of it. The thick-cut fresh toppings and fluffy rice were a delight. The stylish jet-black artificial marble table added to the atmosphere. Some dishes were brought around on a conveyor belt, while others were freshly made by skilled chefs right in front of us. I was very satisfied, but there was still a wait of about 30 minutes when I left after 30 minutes. I'd love to come back with my family on a day off, but having to wait for almost two hours is a bit much. It was a highly satisfying lunch on a weekday.

I wanted to treat my family to delicious sushi, so I braved the heavy snowfall and extreme cold to visit the restaurant. Thanks to that, there were not many people there. I arrived 55 minutes before opening and was the 6th in line. Usually, I would be around 10th in line. It was a good thing!

On the way back from Hatsumode, we stopped by the revolving sushi restaurant "Ittaro" in Iizuka. We arrived around 11:45 am and used our smartphone to get a queue number, which was 25 when we arrived. There were 78 groups waiting at that time, so it's really popular! We looked around the nearby market for a while and when there were about 10 groups left, we entered the restaurant. We were guided to a spacious counter where the sushi is not revolving but brought to us after ordering. My husband enjoyed sashimi, fresh oysters, and sushi with some drinks. I had sushi, fried chicken, and grilled chicken. The frozen tuna sashimi was a bit disappointing, but the other sashimi was delicious. The oysters were also tasty. The hot and fluffy chicken tempura was light and delicious! We shared the grilled chicken, which had a surprising flavor for a sushi restaurant. The "Hell Roll," a spicy seafood roll, was really hot but I definitely want to order it again! We had a great time at Ittaro, enjoying a variety of dishes with delicious flavors. We will definitely visit again.

I arrived 5 minutes before opening and got reception number 43! However, they only called up to number 40, so I ended up waiting for an hour! It was so close... Their jokes are really good. The limited quantity item was all gone in just over an hour. I was hesitating whether to order, but then it was gone. The meat was surprisingly delicious.

When I return to my hometown, I always go to a revolving sushi restaurant! It takes about 45 minutes by car, but I always want to go there every time! The size of the toppings, the richness, freshness, size of the rice, side dishes, there is not a single negative point! The only downside is that it's so popular that it always has a line! I highly recommend the fatty toppings like salmon and blue fish!