I had a sushi lunch for 1300 yen. It included chawanmushi, 5 pieces of sushi, 6 pieces of maki rolls (you can choose between Tekka Maki or California Roll), tamago, miso soup, and a white sweet red bean soup with a hint of cherry blossom flavor. The chawanmushi had a nice dashi flavor, and the sushi, especially the Tekka Maki, was delicious. However, I noticed a strange smell in one of the sushi pieces, which was a bit disappointing. The miso soup was comforting, and the dessert, the white sweet red bean soup, had a gentle sweetness with a hint of cherry blossom fragrance, making me feel like spring. The quiet and relaxed atmosphere made the sushi lunch a pleasant experience.

I suddenly wanted to have a sushi lunch, so I decided to try a new place I had never been to before. I found this restaurant located near Hokkaido Shrine, which was a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere inside was quiet and serene. I ordered and soon a soba salad arrived. I love soba salad. They must know my preferences. The sushi and the soup were delicious. The dessert was also great, with matcha ice cream topped with sweet red bean paste. Thank you very much for the wonderful meal.

I visited this restaurant on the weekend. I enjoyed the cherry blossoms and plum trees in Maruyama Park while walking around. Oh, there was only one table available. And one group after another kept coming. It's a popular place, and for good reason. I had to wait a long time. Looking back at the time of taking photos... I sat down at 12:32, had Chawanmushi at 12:52, sushi at 13:08, and dessert at 13:19. The Chawanmushi had a nice texture, but the broth was a bit light. The sushi had a not too sweet vinegar rice, which I liked. The rice was properly formed too. The dessert was delicious! I wonder if it's homemade. It was so tasty. For those with time to spare, it's a recommended place with good value for money.

On the day of 己巳, after visiting the shrine, I stopped by for lunch. The hamburger shop upstairs was already visited, but this building has stylish and wonderful shops. Going down to the semi-basement, it had a chic space that didn't feel like a sushi restaurant. There was a large TV, and you could enjoy sushi without feeling pressured. I ordered the sushi lunch for 1200 yen, where you could choose between Tekka Maki or California Roll for the rolls, and order them individually. The meal included: - Chilled Chawanmushi: A good dashi broth with jelly on top and tomato inside, giving a nice summer vibe. - Miso soup with seaweed sprinkled on top. - Sushi: Small sushi pieces and rolls on geta. The size of the rice was just right, and the tuna was very delicious. - Dessert: Three types of ice cream and gelato (strawberry, lemon, and pear). It might not be filling enough for men, but it was great for a holiday lunch. Surrounded by the pure air of the shrine, it was a perfect meal after being cleansed. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Tsukasa-san near Hokkaido Jingu, which is like a hidden gem. The restaurant is located in the basement of an orange building facing North 1st Street, so you might miss it if you're not careful. The interior is very simple, but you can feel the personality of the chef. The chef here worked at a sushi restaurant in New York for over 30 years before returning to Hokkaido due to family illness. The menu includes intriguing items like edamame peperoncino, and it's also reasonably priced. Honestly, I've never thought much of sushi rolls before, but the ones here were incredibly delicious! The flavors are well-balanced, with distinct textures and flavors that really stand out. And they are beautifully presented like art. My perception of sushi rolls has completely changed. It's no wonder that many players from the Nippon-Ham Fighters baseball team also frequent this place. They also offer takeout service. I highly recommend this place. Thank you for the delicious meal. I will definitely visit again.

On Friday night, I took the bus to visit this restaurant. Although lunch is popular, I couldn't make time for it so I went for dinner instead. Everything I ordered was delicious. Instead of the famous California roll, I tried the Philadelphia roll and it was also very tasty. I hope to come back before 2:30 pm next time to try their lunch menu.

First visit. Visited by car, with parking available in a vertical row next to the shop. There are two parking spaces. Visited on a Sunday, with a lunch menu available. The 1200 yen lunch includes miso soup, sushi, chawanmushi, and dessert. All dishes were delicious, especially the California roll. I would definitely want to visit this sushi restaurant again. :)

I have always wanted to visit Sushi Dining Tsukasa! I went as soon as it opened (*^O^*) There is parking available, with space for two cars parked in a row. We sat at a table and looked at the menu. Besides sushi, there were also lunch options, but since it was my first time, I decided to go with sushi! Both my husband and I chose the sushi lunch set. We could choose between California rolls or Tekka maki, so we went with California rolls. First, we had soba salad. It was a light salad with a soy-based dressing. The soba noodles added a nice volume to the dish. The sushi was also very generous in portion! The California rolls were cute and easy to eat in one bite. They contained crab, but the taste was light. The sushi toppings were all moist, smooth, and delicious without any fishy taste. The miso soup portion was large, which made me happy as I love soup. I didn't expect dessert, but it was included. With this volume and quality, the price of 1200 yen was very reasonable! I would definitely like to visit again. Thank you for the meal! (^-^)

I visited the restaurant after seeing the reviews and being interested in the lunch menu. It is located on the uphill slope of Kaminozawa-dori in front of Hokkaido Shrine in Kita 1-jo, Sapporo. The orange building used to house "Chocolate Bar Rhapsody" before, which I visited in the past. There is parking space for two cars vertically. The interior of the restaurant is a comfortable space that doesn't feel like a basement, with a sense of openness making it feel spacious. The lunch menu offers five options: Sushi Lunch (1,200 yen), Chirashi Lunch (1,200 yen), Sashimi and Simmered Fish Lunch (1,200 yen), Gubito Lunch (1,500 yen), and Braised Pork Lunch Set (1,200 yen). This time, I chose the "Sushi Lunch" (tax included 1,296 yen). You can choose between Tekkamaki and California Roll for the rolls, and since I visited with another person, we were able to split them half and half. After about 10 minutes, the Chawanmushi was served, topped with shiitake mushrooms, okra, and plum meat. It had a soft and bouncy texture with a mild and elegant flavor. The sushi consisted of 5 pieces of nigiri, rolls, and tamago. The California Roll was amazing, with firm shari and a perfect blend of crab, seaweed, and white sesame flavors. The Tekkamaki had thick tuna slices, which felt luxurious. -Flounder fin: The crunchy yet moist texture was excellent. -Pacific saury: It had no strong taste, and I couldn't tell it was Pacific saury. -Salmon: Not greasy, with a direct umami taste. -Shrimp: Possibly botan shrimp, it was rich in flavor with a good amount. -Tuna: The unique umami and sticky texture of lean meat lingered. The slightly firm and slightly less shari was to my liking, allowing the impression of the toppings to stand out. The amount of wasabi was also just right for my taste. The miso soup with wakame seaweed was perfect in between the sushi. Lastly, chestnut ice cream was served, rich and delicious like chestnut paste. This lunch set was flawless. I was intrigued by the Braised Pork Lunch Set found in sushi restaurants. I would like to try it once, even if I have to resist sushi. Also, I would like to take the rolls home!

On a certain holiday, starting from Hassamu Minami Station, I had lunch and if I had a little energy left, I visited a sushi restaurant in Maruyama with a high rating on Tabelog that I had been wanting to try for a while. Descending into the half-basement of a prestigious building, I opened the door to find a "dining" style place with a chic and spacious counter with 4 seats and not too many table seats. The background music was calm classical music. Looking at the menu, I noticed that this area is known for its high-end establishments, but here they offer a lunch set with sushi, chirashi, sashimi, simmered fish, and braised pork for 1200 yen. This time, I decided to try the "chirashi lunch (1200 yen)." After a while, it was ready. The presentation was artistic, although the ingredients didn't seem overly expensive. I took a bite... The vinegared rice with flying fish roe, white sesame, and chopped seaweed was flavorful and complemented the toppings perfectly. The toppings included a fatty white fish, a clean and beautiful tuna, a flavorful and acidic red tuna, a well-balanced sweet egg omelette, small salmon roe, octopus, and salmon, all with their own unique flavors. The remaining one-third of the dish had pickled vegetables, radish with shiso leaves, and ginger. Next, the steamed egg custard with plum and what seemed like white konnyaku was a delightful surprise, with tender chicken, mushrooms, and a liquid-like texture. I finished it all with a miso soup with rock seaweed. Oh, there's dessert too! The dessert was chestnut ice cream, and with one bite, I was amazed by the soft and fluffy texture and the prominent chestnut flavor, with small pieces of chestnut inside. Overall, it was a wonderful sushi restaurant that puts a lot of effort into presentation and service despite the affordable price of 1200 yen. I would like to try their braised pork set next time. Thank you for the meal.

It's like a sushi izakaya where you can enjoy high-quality dishes created by a chef who has honed his skills in NY for over 30 years. From edamame peperoncino to rainbow rolls and authentic dishes, the variety is wide but all the flavors are well-balanced. You can also enjoy shishamo nigiri during the season. Next time, I'll try the Manhattan roll. Thank you for the delicious meal.

A high-class sushi restaurant that includes appetizers and dessert for 1000 yen. It feels very luxurious and high-quality.

I visited by car and the parking lot had space for two cars parked in tandem. I was worried about having to move my car during lunch because it was parked in front. For lunch, I ordered the sushi lunch set which came with a California roll. You could also choose a Tekka Maki roll. The sushi, including tuna and salmon, was all delicious. The California roll had a nice touch with avocado. Miso soup and dessert were also included. It was a good value lunch. I would like to come back again. Luckily, I left before the person who arrived before me, so I didn't have to worry about moving my car.

Good lunch deal. Child-friendly, so even parents with kids can feel at ease.

The sushi here is absolutely delicious!

Located in B1 for lunch. There are 2 seats in a row on the 1st floor, but it can be tight. Includes dessert, elegant yet affordable.