I tried ordering delivery for the first time. With the limited-time offer of large shrimp, I got 4 dances, seafood chawanmushi, 3 steamed dishes, a seared 3-piece assortment, 2 negitoro rolls, tamagoyaki, natto maki, and aurora salmon, all for 14,660 yen. It's quite filling, so I'd say it's reasonably priced.

In April 2015, I recently read a review from a MyReviewer about a sushi delivery restaurant. I decided to order dinner from there, but when I called, I was told that they don't deliver to my area. They gave me another phone number to call. Since I didn't have a menu, I ordered the Kaga set for 2 people, as recommended by the MyReviewer, for 1310 yen. When I placed the order over the phone, they asked for my phone number, which they already had on file. I had the impression that the sushi on a silver plate would be expensive, but the menu mainly consisted of seafood. The delivery took about 30 minutes. They called to let me know that the order was ready and on its way. The delivery person was very polite and the package even included a flyer. The sushi rice seemed to be machine-made, but the white fish was delicious. The mackerel had a strong sweetness that I enjoyed. The meal also came with miso soup. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this restaurant had no online presence, but I found a review from the MyReviewer, which made me happy. Thank you for the meal.

It's a place I'm not very familiar with, but if you really want to know, please check on the map on Tabelog. My friend got a 1,000 yen discount coupon, so we decided to have sushi for dinner. We looked at the menu to make our choices. My picky friend decided to order individual items, which seemed like it would be quite expensive. I chose the "Mino" set, which is 1.5 servings, while my friend chose the "Chirashi Sushi." It turns out that the "Mino" set comes with 8 pieces, which seems to be one serving. After placing our order, the sushi arrived in about an hour. We started with the white fish and lighter options, which were okay. Then we tried the tuna, and the "Chutoro" was thickly cut and quite delicious. The set of 12 pieces cost 2,650 yen, so with my 350 yen discount, it came to 2,300 yen. When divided by 12, it's about 192 yen per piece. I felt like I could have enjoyed better quality sushi with more variety at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.

Due to various circumstances, I couldn't go out on this day, so I decided to order sushi for delivery! I thought the Seita store was nearby, but when I called, it turned out that our house was under the jurisdiction of another store and I got transferred. I chose the "Special Lunch Nigiri" (982 yen) and the "Lunch Nigiri Set B" (982 yen) from the lunch menu. For the non-special lunch sets, you can choose one option from three choices: bukkake udon, miso soup, or tea. I chose bukkake udon. The "Special Lunch Nigiri" includes 8 pieces of sushi with tuna, squid, salmon, yellowtail, mackerel, scallop, shrimp, and salmon roe. The "Lunch Nigiri Set B" includes 7 pieces of sushi with tuna, squid, salmon, sweet shrimp, octopus, mackerel, green onion and toro, and new roll. The rice was slightly vinegared. The size and freshness of the sushi were decent, except for the mackerel which was a bit beyond acceptable due to its fishy taste. The bukkake udon was surprisingly delicious, with good texture and the use of Shouyu sauce was pleasing. Considering the delivery service, the price wasn't too high, but nowadays, conveyor belt sushi restaurants offer cheaper options with good quality too. When you really crave sushi but can't go out, this delivery service could be quite handy. Thank you, Gin no Sara!

I ordered delivery for my January evening drink in 2022. Although I've been avoiding it lately due to some physical reactions, I decided to enjoy it without hesitation this time. I ordered pickled mackerel sushi and fried chicken, which I love. The pickled mackerel sushi was thick and had a strong vinegar taste, very delicious. The fried chicken was also delicious, with a good balance of meat and less fat, crispy and tasty.

In October 2021, I had a home party in Sapporo and "Gin no Sara" sushi delivery arrived. It's been about 14 years since I last had Gin no Sara when I lived in Chiba. I remember it being quite delicious. When I tried it again, it was still one of the better options in the sushi delivery genre. The sushi pieces are large and the toppings are of good quality. They even had rare sea urchin, which was incredibly tasty. The mix of very delicious and regular toppings was nice. Overall, it was a treat to have and that's why it was so tasty. While they have branches in Obihiro, I doubt they will expand to Kushiro. It would be nice if they did though. Thank you for the meal.

Special selected lunch sushi for 880 yen, chawanmushi for 160 yen. I ordered through Demae-can and got a great deal with a campaign offering 800 yen off for orders over 1500 yen. I'm a bit frugal so I took advantage of the free shipping and ordered just enough to qualify. The lunch menu is only available on weekdays and includes 8 pieces of "special" sushi like tuna, squid with mountain wasabi, salmon, yellowtail, raw shrimp, scallop from Hokkaido, Kinu Goshu mackerel, and salmon roe. The sushi pieces are quite large and the lightly vinegared rice is a bit dry. The raw shrimp and scallop were delicious, while the salmon, tuna, and squid were decent. The mackerel was so-so. The chawanmushi had a rich broth and was simply delicious. It's great to be able to enjoy a nice meal without leaving home. Thank you for the meal.

The delivery was done outside in a wagon, not inside the store. It gets stiff, so I don't think I'll order it again.