It's payday, so I felt like having sushi and decided to try a new restaurant! I walked in with my wallet in hand to a place that has been around for a long time but I had never visited before. The atmosphere was nice, with regular customers chatting away. I ordered a few sashimi dishes and enjoyed some sake. Next time, I think I'll try their sushi.

An old sushi restaurant located under the tracks. It had a somewhat intimidating atmosphere, but once inside, it was a cozy sushi restaurant. The menu was simple, just like in the old days. I enjoyed a bottle of beer with pickled vegetables and grilled fish... that alone made me very happy. I finished with fatty tuna and nigiri sushi. The cost performance is not great, but it's a place where you can eat and drink with peace of mind, which is probably why it has many regular customers. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant has a pretty luxurious feel. I love sashimi. The fish was fresh. I ate in the back room. The sashimi was really delicious. My friends were making origami cranes out of chopstick wrappers, which surprised and impressed me. The nigiri was also tasty.

It's been about two months since I last visited Ikiru Sushi. I fell in love with the chef's personality and the cozy atmosphere over 20 years ago. This authentic Edo-style sushi restaurant in AYASE serves top-quality fish. According to regular customers, the marinated mackerel is excellent. The best way to start a party night is definitely with Ikiru Sushi!

It doesn't look good, but the fish tastes top-notch! 🐟🌟

Everything I ate was delicious! I will definitely go back!

Today is also full. The atmosphere is nice.

This time, I visited Ayase in Adachi Ward. It's only about 20 minutes from Otemachi (downtown) and just one stop from Kitasenju, so it's a convenient location. The area around the station is lively, but there are not many sushi restaurants. Among the few competitors, I recently discovered this restaurant. It may look small and easy to miss for first-timers, so be careful. (I, being the legendary sea snake, remembered it by intuition.) The sushi exceeded my expectations. The sushi chef was also friendly, which I appreciated. It's a hidden gem of a restaurant that makes you want to go back again and again.

Since I live in Ayase, I often come here after work. They are open late (until around 2 am), which is very convenient for me. It's a cozy sushi restaurant run by a skilled master and a lovely young lady. They carefully prepare fresh shellfish upon ordering, which I really enjoy. It may take some time for the food to be served due to the attention to detail, but it's worth the wait (laughs). In Ayase, this place is definitely the best! It's a place where you can relax and enjoy drinks while hearing the laughter of regular customers.