Located at the west exit of Ikebukuro, this sushi restaurant is open 24 hours a day, making it very convenient. The interior has a counter, tables, and small private rooms. You can sit down and write down your order, which will be prepared by the sushi chef. They offer not only individual sushi pieces but also sets and seafood bowls. They also have a variety of drinks such as shochu, sake, and beer, making it a nice place to enjoy some drinks with your sashimi. It can get crowded and the wait for your order might be long, but that's to be expected at a sushi restaurant. The prices are reasonable for a sushi place, so it's definitely worth a visit.

Today is a special day for sushi lovers as it is a date with repeating numbers (the 11th and 22nd of every month). You can enjoy two pieces of sushi for the price of one, with a selection of seven different types available. I decided to try all seven varieties, as well as adding some extra toppings like green onion, octopus, and salmon. Even with these additions, the price is still very reasonable. This restaurant is known for its unique and delicious sushi options that you won't find on the conveyor belt.

I had some business in Ikebukuro and happened to use this restaurant while passing by! It had the atmosphere of a popular sushi restaurant often found near large train stations. The clientele seemed to be on the younger side. The sushi was simply delicious. I would love to visit again if I have the chance!

The restaurant was relatively empty, which made ordering, serving, and paying smooth. The sushi chef's skill was evident in the well-shaped and appropriately portioned sushi. However, consistency seemed to be an issue as the quality varied between visits. While the sushi was delicious, it did not always meet the same high standard. Offering more ginger and wasabi without being stingy could make the dining experience even better.

I felt like having sashimi late at night and visited Sushimare. Even though it was past midnight, there were about 4 groups of people in the restaurant. The staff seemed a bit on edge, maybe because they were busy. I ordered sashimi, fried octopus, and simmered dishes. The fish was fresh and delicious! I drank lemon sour very quickly, haha. Thank you for staying open late. I will definitely come back again!

I used the lunch menu. The restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere and was not cramped, which was nice. I was pleasantly surprised to find a seafood bowl on the back of the lunch menu! While many items were around 2000 yen, I chose the morning catch seafood bowl for about 1300 yen! The miso soup was also delicious and free! The rice had a vinegar flavor and was tasty, so I will definitely come back!

Lunch large assorted sushi for ¥1,200. Miso soup. Located near Ikebukuro West Exit Romance Street. I have been here at night before, but it's my first time coming for lunch. Also my first time having sushi here. I've only had appetizers before, so there doesn't seem to be much in season, but the tuna is really good. The sushi here really lifts your spirits.

I used to frequent this place often and visited after a long time. The sushi and sake were delicious. However, there was a waiter who seemed to be a bit bulky, and when serving drinks, they held the glass from the top (where you drink from), which made me and my friend feel uncomfortable. We thought it might be a coincidence, but it happened again with the second drink. We still wanted to eat more sushi and drink, but feeling uneasy, we decided to go to another sushi restaurant instead.

I visited the restaurant on a weekday night after 6 pm. There were many solo diners at the counter seats. (As time passed, more couples arrived, haha) We were served mozuku seaweed and simmered gelatin as appetizers. They were delicious. I ordered the Jiman nigiri set, crab salad, and ark shell. They were tasty and satisfying. However, there were too many staff members, and it was confusing to know who to order from. (Luckily, the chef at the counter noticed and took our order) If you plan to stay for a while, the atmosphere of the restaurant is somewhat unpleasant, so I do not recommend it. But if you just want to eat sushi, it's totally fine. Thank you for the meal!

A sushi restaurant that is open from morning is very convenient. Today, I suddenly felt like eating Kohada in the morning, so I thought I could get it at Sushimire since they serve Kohada, but when I went there, they were sold out of Kohada. I ordered some sashimi, but it seemed like the fish was not thawed properly, and it was watery. The fish scraps served as an appetizer had a bad smell. The sushi I tried was okay, but not delicious. It's disappointing because it's a restaurant I've been going to for a long time. Well, maybe it was just today. It's rare to find a sushi restaurant that is open 24 hours, so I still want to keep using it in the future. Hmm, I hope for better next time.

Earlier, I enjoyed a hamburger I bought yesterday but I wanted to eat a little more! So, for my second meal today, I visited "Sushimare Ikebukuro" and ordered the following: Octopus 143 yen Squid 165 yen Salmon 165 yen Engawa (fluke fin) 275 yen Red tuna 220 yen Simmered conger eel 275 yen Medium fatty tuna 440 yen Since it was morning, I had 7 pieces and a snack-sized amount. The taste was alright, better than conveyor belt sushi. The prices were reasonable. The restaurant itself was clean and had a bit of a dim atmosphere. It's open 24 hours, so it's convenient for a quick meal! Thank you for the meal ☆

Late at night, I felt like eating sushi and while wandering around Ikebukuro, I found a sushi restaurant with a variety of exceptional dishes! You write your order on paper. The cost performance is great with items like medium fatty tuna for ¥440 and eel for ¥220. They also offer grilled sweetfish and fresh oysters! The sweetfish is fragrant and the medium fatty tuna is incredibly delicious with its rich flavor! The oysters are also plump and juicy. If you ever crave sushi in Ikebukuro, be sure to visit this place! They are open late, so I highly recommend it!

It's a place about a 2-minute walk from the west exit of Ikebukuro Station. On this day, we wanted to have a drink while eating, so we visited this restaurant. After being seated inside, we ordered sushi by writing it on paper and handing it over. We ordered various types of tuna such as akami, chutoro, otoro, engawa, and salmon. The freshness was not outstanding, but the thickness of the toppings was sufficient and the cost performance was good. The seaweed for the sushi, which was like hand rolls, was crispy and satisfying to eat. We were able to enjoy slowly with sake in the second half without any regrets. Thank you for the meal!

Even on weekdays after 1 pm, Sushimire days are crowded. It took quite a long time for the food to come out, but it's to be expected on event days. Going on the 10th, 20th, or 30th of the month is definitely a good idea. A drink order is required, but each piece of sushi is only 130 yen. The sushi pieces are large and delicious. If you go on a non-Sushimire day, it might be worth it for late-night visits. The regular prices can add up quickly due to the location.

This time, I used it for lunch. I was unsure of what to order, but it was a Sushi Day with a one drink minimum and all nigiri sushi was priced at 143 yen each, so I ordered uni gunkan, among other items. The order included: Uni gunkan 143 yen *Regular price 550 yen, Ark shell 143 yen *Regular price 440 yen, Red clam 143 yen *Regular price 330 yen. The uni gunkan was fresh and had a delicious sweet taste. The ark shell had a crunchy texture and was also delicious. All the toppings were fresh and served on vinegar rice. The staff's customer service was also polite. It is a sushi restaurant located near Ikebukuro Station.

End-of-year party for a group of heavy drinkers. The organizer decided to have it at a sushi restaurant in Ikebukuro. "Sushimire Ikebukuro" is located on Romance Street, just on the left side as you enter. Surprisingly, it seems to be open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. That means the manager and staff probably never have to lock up the place. Have they ever closed the restaurant since it opened? (Oh well...) Cheers with a glass of draft beer! Ah, nothing beats the taste of draft beer. Let's order some appetizers right away. - Special Sushi Platter ¥3278 The presentation is amazing. Tuna, fatty tuna, salmon, yellowtail, sweet shrimp, horse mackerel, striped marlin, egg, etc. The sashimi looks fresh and glistens under the light. A bit of wasabi and soy sauce for dipping... Mmm, delicious. Each piece has a nice texture and the natural flavor of the fish shines through. - Octopus Tempura ¥748 The hot octopus tempura is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. - Grilled Pork Belly ¥858 It's been a while since I had pork belly! The texture is melt-in-your-mouth, and the fat adds a rich flavor. After finishing our draft beers, we asked the staff for recommendations. "We don't have Hoppy, but we have something called Mugi-High, which is a non-alcoholic beer mixed with shochu, similar to Hoppy," they explained. "Oh, it's like a non-alcoholic shochu highball!" Curious about the taste, we all ordered it. Cheers! Hmm... I've tried various combinations of non-alcoholic beer and shochu, but nothing beats the original Hoppy. "Now, let's dive into the sushi..." Each of us ordered our favorite sushi one after another. We switched to hot sake (Shirayuki) halfway through and enjoyed the sushi with drinks. It was my first time at a sushi restaurant for a drinking party, but we all thoroughly enjoyed the delicious sushi. A night of drinking and indulging in sushi. Now, feeling a bit tipsy, it's time to move on to the next place!

I used it for a lunch drink. The lunch beer was cheap at half price. The deep-fried kiss was crispy and the kiss itself was tender and delicious. The rest was okay. Having a smoking area makes it easier to use again. The clientele is typical of Ikebukuro, which is a bit of a downside. The conversations between the staff and customers were not what you would expect at a lunch restaurant, and it was a bit off-putting.

I often visit this place during the mid-afternoon in Ikebukuro, as it is open all day and easy to drop by at odd hours. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu! They have a wide variety of small dishes, perfect for those who enjoy drinking. The menu changes with the seasons, so it's always a fun experience.

As soon as I entered the Romances Street at the north exit of Ikebukuro Station, I was drawn in by a lunch poster outside and decided to visit for the first time. I was greeted with a cheerful "Welcome!" and prompted to use alcohol disinfection at the automatic door. I was then directed to a counter seat right away. The staff asked if I preferred warm tea or water, and I requested both with a laugh. The menu had a variety of options, but I chose the large serving of Bluefin Tuna Bowl. I also ordered Grilled Sweetfish, which was not on the menu but they were able to make it for me. The Bluefin Tuna Bowl was served promptly, along with a small cup of Miso Soup with mini crab. The Bluefin tuna was tender, but the rice was a bit dry. The pickled ginger was spicy, and the sweet omelette was moist and delicious. The Grilled Sweetfish had a nice aroma and was served with a slice of lemon. The fish was plump and well-grilled, with a pleasant bitterness from the innards. Despite preferring vinegar over lemon, the dish was enjoyable. Overall, the meal was satisfying and I would like to try other items on the menu in the future. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was pleasant. Lunch items were also available for takeout, which was a bonus.

On this day, I was feeling hungry around noon and in the mood for sushi, so I came here. The fact that they have a smoking room is also appealing! I had a lot of salmon and plenty of tuna. The scallop dish was also chewy and satisfying. I like that you can enjoy sushi leisurely at spacious table seats.