NAOTA
There are many drinking establishments crowded around Temmabashi Station, but for subway users, they tend to avoid stations on the loop line that do not intersect with the subway (even though it's a short walk from Temmabashi Station). Recently, I have been intentionally bar hopping around Temma and Ura Temma with my college friends. This time, we went to a "hidden gem." After calling multiple times, we finally managed to make a reservation for 9:00 PM...! If we were able to make a reservation for a Friday night two days in advance, maybe we were lucky. The interior of the restaurant is mainly table seating, with plenty of space and surprisingly not too crowded. The majority of the customers were in their 20s, indicating that this is a place where you can eat a lot of sushi at a reasonable price. We ordered tuna, sweet shrimp, medium fatty tuna, squid, scallops, yellowtail, eel, natto hand rolls, marinated tuna, negitoro rolls, natto rolls, shrimp, conger eel, salmon roe, and sea bream. The fish slices were thick and slightly larger, and the cost performance was good. The eel, conger eel, and negitoro were delicious. Also, the seaweed was tasty! We had visited a yakitori restaurant nearby before coming here. This restaurant is perfect for eating non-rotating sushi to your heart's content while sipping on chu-hi. It's a great place for young people who are on the verge of becoming working adults to enjoy a generous amount of sushi. Thank you for the meal!