I had a pretty good sushi lunch at Sushiro. Thumbs up.
They have pretty good sushi there for the price? Why the down votes?
Terrible place to eat Sushi. It the worst place to eat Sushi. It like taking real Italian person to eat at restaurant Olive garden … It’s very insulting…
Fuck the haters, I love this place. There’s a reason there’s always a massive line at dinner time full of Japanese people… it’s fun, cheap, and delicious.
Ignore the raving loon. It’s a 3 day old account for starters. Sushiro is obviously not an insult to a Japanese person.
But at the same time, Sushiro is not great to me even as a chain/conveyor sushi type place. It seems reasonably popular, but Hamazushi and Kurazushi are typically just as full/popular. Unlike those two, Sushiro doesn’t have something that sets it apart. Kurazushi’s fried food is probably the best of the three (yes, an insanely odd thing to pick up on – I only actually go here because it’s the closest sushi place to my house) and Hamazushi has ponzu which I fucking love. I think the fish quality and variety on offer at Hamazushi and Sushiro is basically a wash.
If you’re on holiday, do try and get into a nicer sushi place before you go home though. It’s truly on another level. My friends were here recently and the best meal they had was the 4000 yen a head sushi meal (there was a bit of quality tempura in there too.)
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I had a pretty good sushi lunch at Sushiro. Thumbs up.
They have pretty good sushi there for the price? Why the down votes?
Terrible place to eat Sushi. It the worst place to eat Sushi. It like taking real Italian person to eat at restaurant Olive garden …
It’s very insulting…
Fuck the haters, I love this place. There’s a reason there’s always a massive line at dinner time full of Japanese people… it’s fun, cheap, and delicious.
Ignore the raving loon. It’s a 3 day old account for starters. Sushiro is obviously not an insult to a Japanese person.
But at the same time, Sushiro is not great to me even as a chain/conveyor sushi type place. It seems reasonably popular, but Hamazushi and Kurazushi are typically just as full/popular. Unlike those two, Sushiro doesn’t have something that sets it apart. Kurazushi’s fried food is probably the best of the three (yes, an insanely odd thing to pick up on – I only actually go here because it’s the closest sushi place to my house) and Hamazushi has ponzu which I fucking love. I think the fish quality and variety on offer at Hamazushi and Sushiro is basically a wash.
If you’re on holiday, do try and get into a nicer sushi place before you go home though. It’s truly on another level. My friends were here recently and the best meal they had was the 4000 yen a head sushi meal (there was a bit of quality tempura in there too.)
Muppet.
Sushiro is a haven for “sushi terrorists.”
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-64898111
Sushi is my favorite food, but I haven’t had it in years because I can’t afford it… 💔