I went to a restaurant in Kitami on a weekday night. It was empty with two whole rows of seats available. The 180 yen plates were indeed big and delicious. The dessert ice cream was berry and chestnut flavored.

Went to Ooto on Saturday at 6:00 PM. It was crowded but we were able to sit down easily. You press the number of people on a self-service machine and it gives you a number ticket. The plates come around on a conveyor belt, you order using a tablet, and the dishes come on color-coded plates. When your order is close, it makes a loud sound. The sushi is bigger than at Kaitenzushi, with some dishes like Tekkamaki and Tsubu being larger, while others like Engawa and Anago are about the same size. My husband says the Thai and fluffy Anago are delicious. The chawanmushi is piping hot, so be careful. The constant sound of the order alert can get a bit annoying, but overall it's a fun experience.

I came to Kitami after a long time. Since Komeda seemed crowded, let's have sushi at Sushiro. Recently, most conveyor belt sushi places don't have the conveyor belt, but here the sushi is actually rotating! Just watching the revolving sushi makes time fly by. It's so much fun. The ordering style is through a touch panel. I tried mainly the 300 yen items. Honestly, the rice feels like 100 yen sushi. The quality of the sushi varies. Some feel like they're worth 100 yen, while others seem a bit expensive. The best value for money was the yellowtail, abalone, sea urchin, shrimp, and tuna. Tuna includes medium fatty tuna and fatty tuna as one piece, while regular tuna comes in two pieces. Fatty tuna is delicious, but for value, regular tuna might be better. They also have a good selection of side dishes and ramen. If you mainly eat the 100 yen and 150 yen items, it's quite reasonable. However, this street is a fierce battleground for conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Triton, Kurukuru Sushi, Hamazushi, Uobei, and Sushiro - five places in total. Excluding Triton and Kurukuru, I think Uobei is the most delicious. Many people might choose Triton if the prices are the same. It's worth checking if they can survive in Kitami.

I went on the first day. The hamachi is cheap but thick and has a good texture, it's delicious. I ate 22 plates alone, tried various types, and overall found many delicious items. I tried the otoro for 300 yen per piece, and it melted in my mouth, a truly delicious otoro. I haven't had much experience with non-conveyor belt sushi restaurants, but I have had instances where the otoro I ordered didn't melt and had a texture similar to akami, so I was impressed with the 300 yen otoro at Sushiro. In the past, there was a big uproar over the 100 yen otoro they offered, but I think this 300 yen otoro is worth it. In terms of individual items, the jumbo salmon also impressed me. It was very sweet and smooth, with a rich flavor that included the sweetness of the fat and the sweetness of the salmon itself that you feel when eating grilled salmon. When it comes to eel and conger eel, the conger eel at this restaurant is better. The gunkan rolls are okay. The taro mayo gunkan, with plenty of mayonnaise and just sliced taro with the skin still on, lacked a unified texture. I think the taro mayo gunkan at Ganso is better. Also, the seaweed texture in the gunkan here lingers too much. I also tried the tempura sushi with willow dance. It's a limited-time item that will unfortunately be discontinued in the future. I wasn't expecting much, but it's delicious, so I recommend trying it while you still can. I didn't know what willow dance was, but it seems to be a type of fish. The tempura batter itself is delicious. It's nice to have freshly fried tempura that is crispy and light. Enjoy it with eel, conger eel, and the sweet sauce for tempura. I had 22 plates this time, but there are still more items I'm curious about, so I'll go again next time.

The dessert was delicious! The limited-time ramen had a clash of flavors between scallop, shijimi clam, and Manila clam broths, which was surprising. My husband was also like, "?!".

The limited-time dessert is delicious (´∀｀)

The dessert is delicious (´∀｀) 9 ===========

Today, I went to Sushiro for the first time in a while.