The weather outside was bad, so I didn't feel like going out and decided to order from Demae-can (food delivery service). I think Gin no Sara is usually for takeout only, right? I've never ordered from Gin no Sara before, but it's actually quite affordable. I had this image that it was expensive, but they have items starting from the 1000 yen range and a variety of single item orders available. I was hesitating between a few menu options, but I chose the cheapest one because it had almost everything I wanted. Overall, it was delicious! The sushi rice was just right and the salmon was my favorite. The shimesaba (pickled mackerel) was also good. The egg was sweet and tasty. I also ordered the Tatsutaage (deep-fried chicken) with tartar sauce, which was a bit oily but had a nice junk food vibe. I used to think that ordering sushi for delivery was expensive, maybe because I only ordered it for special occasions. But now, ordering sushi for delivery... I guess I've grown up!

"I went to eat sushi♪I'm fired up to buy sushi♪Hold on to sushi~" I bought sushi from Gin no Sara. It included Tekka Negitoro hand roll, tuna, squid, salmon, yellowtail, egg, sweet shrimp, scallop, crab miso, and salmon roe, a total of 10 pieces. Now, let's eat. "Nonchalantly glinting♪My way of eating♪" What is the difference between Sushijou and Sushi Jozen other than the price? I felt like the shari was a bit high, but maybe it's just my imagination. Both the shari and the neta were cool, but the shari was delicious as you chew. I think the quality of the neta is not bad. Although the grade doesn't feel very high, considering the price, it feels a bit expensive, but I also feel that there is a high demand for sushi delivery services. "Wake up the shari with your warm hands, leave the pickled ginger and laugh♪Attract the red tuna, the soft texture of squid♪Chew it gently in your mouth♪" The nori of the Negitoro was crispy, but the gunkan sushi still felt somewhat stressful. The pickled ginger was quite good, but I felt there was too much, so I left about half of it uneaten. Compared to the time when I had a problem with Wasabi's delivery sushi, it felt much better, but depending on the timing, it could be perceived as good or bad. Overall 3.0, taste 3.1, service 3.3, atmosphere - , cost performance 2.9, drinks - , location: 1F, NSK Building, 2-1-23, Kita 28 Jo Nishi, Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Gin no Sara Sapporo Sosei Kawadori store☆☆☆Next episode preview☆☆☆ "I get you sushi ♪ I need you sushi ♪ I want you sushi ♪ eat on!!♪" Reference song: "Gingiragin ni Sarigenaku" Singer: Masahiko Kondo Lyrics: Ayumi Date Composition: Kyohei Tsutsumi

My son received a DM for the "Thank You Silver Plate Campaign" at his place. He asked, "Isn't this a good deal?" After ordering over 1500 yen through the app, I called the store to inform them that I have a "Aki" gift postcard (which I will give to the delivery person when they arrive). The items I ordered were: 1 Anago (799 yen), seared Engawa (313 yen), Zuwai crab gunkan sushi (313 yen), ikura hand roll (410 yen), clam cup red miso soup (226 yen), and the Aki gift (usually 1393 yen, but free). We have used this service several times and they always deliver on time and the delivery person is friendly. My son, who loves anago, ikura, and maguro, was disappointed that the Aki gift nigiri did not have maguro as shown in the sample photo (it had salmon instead). He said, "You can't complain about a gift!" and enjoyed the convenience of not having to cook that day. He was happy with the sushi, saying it was all delicious. Thank you for the gift postcard.

I ordered delivery for my son's birthday celebration. Normally, I cook with ingredients from Rakutaku Aeon, but for his birthday, I wanted to take a break from cooking. I thought he would say, "I'm going out, so I don't need dinner!" but ended up having a lonely solo birthday celebration (lol). I wonder when he will have a girlfriend to celebrate with... I have never used Uber Eats or Demae-can apps, so I chose a sushi delivery specialist called "Gin no Sara" that delivers to my son's place. I placed a web order at this store where delivery is possible for orders over 1500 yen. The menu includes individual sushi, sets, rolls, and a variety of side dishes and desserts, which is great. The ordering page was simple and easy to understand! I could choose options like wasabi, regular or small size shari (sushi rice). I thought about getting a set and side dish of chicken wings, but some of the sushi in the set didn't appeal to me, like scallops and oily fish. I ended up choosing individual sushi that my son would like, and it easily exceeded 3000 yen when I added 10 pieces to the cart. After about 30 minutes of browsing the web page, I chose: 1. Seafood mixed chirashi 1080 yen (excluding tax) 2. Anago (conger eel) 580 yen 3. Ikura (salmon roe) hand roll 310 yen 4. Hokkaido octopus 180 yen 5. Flying fish roe 150 yen 6. Warabimochi (bracken rice cake) 290 yen 7. Clear soup 30 yen Used a Line coupon for 300 yen off. The delivery arrived 7 minutes earlier than the specified time. He video called me saying, "This is so luxurious, what's this conger eel (*^◯^*)!" He was very happy. The shari was plentiful, and after eating all the chirashi and individual sushi, he was full and very satisfied!!! The Hokkaido octopus was "delicious" and the conger eel was soft and satisfying, but the bones bothered him a bit. The salmon roe and flying fish roe were his favorites, so no disappointments there. The chirashi also had salmon roe and flying fish roe, making him very happy (^ ^) He said the warabimochi dessert was delicious when chilled in the refrigerator, even without the black syrup that came with it. It would be nice to have birthday plates or cards, and the receipt was not needed. It's convenient to be able to arrange delivery to my son's place in Sapporo while I'm in Mie. Thank you for the delivery!!!

It was Children's Day, so I had delivery for dinner. I had the Maai set for 7000 yen, and I think the quality was high for delivery. You can also change the toppings and the size of the rice. Thank you for the meal.