I am very satisfied with the amount of food for 1000 yen. The restaurant was not crowded, possibly due to the impact of the typhoon, and the food came out quickly after ordering, so it seems like a good option even when you're short on time. The taste of the food is decent overall, but the tempura was especially delicious with a crispy texture.

After karaoke, we always have dinner here. The male karaoke friends ordered sake with bamboo, while the women ordered oolong tea. The sashimi platter with 7 varieties seemed even more delicious than before. One of the women had never tried sea urchin before, but she really liked it when she tried it. She had never eaten so much before, so she kept asking for more. The chicken karaage, which we ordered for the first time, was also delicious - crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. We also ordered another plate of shishamo fried in soy sauce. The sashimi platter included squid, sweet shrimp, tuna, scallops, and red clam sushi. Everything was delicious and we left the restaurant feeling satisfied. It's always great to have such delicious food near the station. We will definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal.

On Sunday around 2 PM, this lunch chain restaurant in the Akihabara station area is quite bustling. They offer sushi a la carte, which goes well with beer as a snack. The tempura is crispy and delicious. However, it was disappointing to see that they added two fried pieces that looked like fried tofu to bulk it up. The sushi is from a decent chain restaurant, overall a safe and reliable option.

Sushi restaurant Ginzo Akihabara Main Store Squid, Sweet Shrimp 110 yen Chutoro, Engawa, Scallop 160 yen (per piece) Small shrimp tempura 390 yen Thick rolled omelette tempura 460 yen Square High Mega 580 yen A place where you can enjoy sushi at a reasonable price. The restaurant is spacious and has a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a meal. Located a 3-minute walk from Akihabara Station. Chiyoda-ku, Kanda Sakumacho 1-8-6. #SushiyaGinzo #Ginzo #Sushi #Engawa #Maguro #Chutoro #AkihabaraGourmet #Akihabara #Izakaya #IzakayaGourmet #Highball #TokyoGourmet #SushiIzakaya #Scallop #SushiBuffet

After enjoying yakiniku in Ueno, we walked to Akihabara and ended the night at Sushiya Ginzou. We ordered a variety of nigiri sushi including otoro, chutoro, uni, scallop, torotaku, kanpyo maki with extra wasabi, shimesaba, kobashira. We also added ankimo, seared engawa, kaihimomiso, aji, ikura, and tamago. The freshness of the sushi matched the price we paid.

I felt like going to a sushi restaurant for a change, so I visited this place. I ordered a draft beer and dishes like thick omelette, minced squid, and sashimi. The thick omelette was served warm, which is unusual for a sushi restaurant. The minced squid is famous in Atami, but it tasted a bit different from what I had in Atami before. The sashimi selection was ordinary with tuna, squid, shrimp, and salmon. Overall, I felt the quality was not as good as the old 130 yen per plate sushi place. I considered getting some mackerel sushi to go, as it seemed like a specialty, but decided against it since I was planning to go to another place next. I still want to try the mackerel sushi sometime.

I visited "Ginzou," which has several stores in Tokyo. You can enjoy sushi for only 139 yen per piece, similar to conveyor belt sushi but not actually on a conveyor belt. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere that is welcoming to tourists, and the Akihabara location is spacious, making it easy to visit without a reservation. The menu is diverse with options like fresh mackerel and tempura, which is great for those who like to start with appetizers. However, the timing for grilled and simmered fish dishes may vary, and they lacked the fluffy texture of freshly made dishes. Overall, the sushi at this price point is delicious enough. Sake is served in bamboo containers, adding a nice touch. With reasonable prices for parties, this is a good choice for a casual sushi outing.

While strolling around Akihabara, I was intrigued by Sushiya Ginzou and decided to go in! This is the second sushi restaurant I visited today. Sushi is priced at 152 yen per piece and rolls are 305 yen each. I ordered Otoro, Chutoro, amaebi, engawa, awabi, anago, the classic Torotaku roll, and tobio. Otoro, Chutoro, and awabi all cost the same. If you want to eat a large quantity, I think a conveyor belt sushi restaurant would be better, but if you want to relax at the counter, this place is a good option too! The prices were reasonable. Otoro, Chutoro, amaebi, engawa, awabi, anago x 6, tobio, Torotaku roll ===========

When I was a child, I used to buy snacks before or after my cram school or lessons. The classic choice was the croquette from the butcher shop. It was freshly fried and hot, topped with sauce, and delicious. Nowadays, with fewer drinking parties due to COVID-19, I sometimes stop by a shop on my way home from work to grab a quick snack. I enjoyed a beer with my snack and won a Super Dry beer lottery, getting a 1,000 yen Amazon gift card. It's nice to have some good luck once in a while.

Hello, I am Neko-san. I wanted to ride the Akihabara Miyako bus, so I went to Akihabara. It took about 50 minutes? I tried the route from Edogawa Ward by walking -> Tozai Line -> Hibiya Line, but it was about the same, so I chose the one with less walking time. I found this shop by chance. At first glance, I felt the cheapness of a chain store, but it was amazing. I'm sorry. I was surprised to see items of higher quality than the price. In my opinion, the satisfaction was about 30% cheaper. I would like to come back and try other dishes. Maybe I'll start with lunch. It was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

With the family of four, we strolled around Akihabara. It was bustling and finding a place to eat was quite difficult. My two children wanted sushi, so we decided to enter this restaurant. It's located under the train tracks, but the interior is quite spacious. The lunch menu offers a variety of options including sushi and seafood bowls. The seafood bowl lunch for 940 yen came with a large bowl of seafood, miso soup with big sheets of seaweed, and chawanmushi, all generously portioned. Great value for the price! It seems like a good place for a daytime drink as well, with a wide range of menu options. Thank you for the meal.

I tried Ayame Nigiri Chawanmushi with a miso soup (1000 yen). I also ordered 5 extra pieces (152 yen per piece). The counter was spacious and easy for solo diners, and the staff were attentive and made ordering easy. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal!

Sushi at izakaya restaurants can be hit or miss, so I usually avoid them. However, this place had good fish without any smell and the rice was just right. The sushi was delicious. It was a bit disappointing that they only had pre-made soy sauce, but overall it was a good experience. The management seemed efficient and the freshness was maintained. Despite being located under the train tracks in Akihabara, I think this is a place that serves quality food. I would like to visit again.

I visited a restaurant near Akihabara Station under the JR line for lunch. The shop was spacious, extending beyond the entrance. The staff were energetic, friendly, and efficient. I ordered the "Three-color Set - Abalone, Sea Urchin, Seared Salmon." The set included "Salmon, Negitoro, Kamaage Shirasu" on a large bowl with seaweed miso soup. All sushi pieces were the same price. Thank you for the delicious meal and great service.

During the state of emergency with no alcohol service, I had some business in Akihabara and wanted to eat sushi, so I arrived at the restaurant early in the evening. It is located near Manseibashi and under the overpass. Since it was early evening, there were no customers. The atmosphere inside was calm and comfortable. I ordered sushi such as sea urchin, crab, ark shell, conger eel, and fatty tuna, as well as simmered dishes. They were all delicious. The sea urchin had a sweet taste and was excellent. The cost performance was good and I was satisfied. Next time, I want to come when they can serve alcohol and enjoy some drinks with my meal.

We visited the restaurant around 12:40 on January 1, 2021 (Friday) with two people. It might have been our first time having a meal in Akihabara. The restaurant was surprisingly empty. We were seated at a table and ordered the Botan nigiri lunch set, as well as Abalone x2, Live Red Shrimp x2, and Kohada. We were served tea first, followed by Chawanmushi and seaweed miso soup, then the custom sushi order, and finally the Botan nigiri. The tea was average, but my companion had two refills. The Chawanmushi contained kamaboko, ginkgo nuts, and clams. The fatty tuna in the nigiri was particularly delicious. Overall, everything was better than average. The custom orders were placed using the order form at the table. The total price of ¥152 including tax is cheap. I think ¥3600 for two people is a good deal. If you want to have sushi for lunch in Akihabara, I recommend this place.

Located under the Yamanote Line in Akihabara, there is a sushi restaurant called "Ginzou" with a big sign that looks more like an izakaya than a sushi restaurant. However, it is indeed a sushi restaurant. I had lunch on a Friday at the main large counter. Despite the occasional sound of passing trains, I looked at the menu. They offer three types of nigiri sushi, with differences in ingredients such as whether it includes salmon roe or the grade of the fish determining the three levels. I decided to order the top option, the "Botan Nigiri (¥1,420)". It consisted of 10 pieces of nigiri and 2 pieces of gunkan sushi. The nigiri had a traditional lineup and was slightly better than conveyor belt sushi. The rice was standard size, but with 10 pieces, it was quite filling. I particularly enjoyed the chu-toro (medium fatty tuna) and squid. The miso soup had seaweed which complemented the sushi well. The chawanmushi (savory egg custard) was filled with clams, ginkgo nuts, and fish cake, serving as a delightful palate cleanser. Overall, it was a well-rounded set menu with good presentation. It felt like a better deal than some individual sushi restaurants. Just be careful, as the lid of the chawanmushi was very hot and I accidentally burned myself. Stay safe, everyone!

Sushi set for 157 yen each, all dishes were delicious! You can order at the counter or with a slip. First slip: Akagai, Uni, Ikura, Otoro, Chutoro, Squid, Amaebi. Second slip: Otoro, Chutoro, Aji, Hotate, Anago, total of 13 pieces. Great quality and price, very satisfied!

Today, I felt like having something light for lunch, so I thought maybe some fish would be good. I remembered there was a sushi restaurant under the Akihabara overpass, so I decided to pay a visit. I arrived around 1:30 pm and the restaurant was not very busy, probably due to the influence of telework and such. In addition to sushi, they also had lunch sets on the menu. I was intrigued by the "Ginger Pork Set (880 yen)," but I ended up ordering the "Botan Nigiri (1,420 yen)" instead. It came with 12 pieces of sushi, chawanmushi, and miso soup. It even had some ikura, which was just right for my appetite today. The inclusion of my favorite anago was a nice touch, and I felt that the content matched the price. The restaurant was spacious and would be a good spot for a casual lunch meeting. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. Thank you☆ Food rating on Tabelog: 3.18 (as of March 16, 2020)

It's early March and I'm going out for drinks after work at "Ginzou" in Akihabara. It's a sushi chain restaurant where you can drink at a reasonable price. I start with beer and then move on to hot sake. The chawanmushi is delicious after not having it in a while. I'm enjoying the red tuna, horse mackerel namero, and bamboo shoots. With all the excitement, it's hard to keep track of what's in season. You can also order individual sushi pieces, and the best part is being able to enjoy good food and drinks with friends after work.