Cleaning Up... On Sushi.

Not sure what to order? Sushi on a conveyor belt provides stimulating entertainment, a sense of responsibility (ie, "don't get that, hold out for something better!"), and a level of comfort with what your food is going to look like. Neon-yellow roe with mystery (and conveniently matching) yellow shreds? Uhh.. maybe next time. The only suprise is that this type of sushi joint exists in the gritty arcade in my neighborhood. The place is tiny, and everyone is huddled around the circular conveyor belt path.

The sushi was so delicious that I had forgotten to document the experience - until the plates were piled high. You're charged by the number of plates at your space. More sushi than I could eat (6 plates) + soup + green tea + beeru (that's beer, for you non-Japanese speaking folks) = $13. Best value in town? I think so. Well, that's still technically splurging, considering that you can eat out for as little as $4. Who said Tokyo's expensive?


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