Mawashizushi Katsu Seibu Shibuya Store

Every time I come to Tokyo, I eat here. It’s delicious and cheap. It used to be a system where you sat and waited for your turn, but now it’s a queue system where you press a button. You might wait a bit, but it’s definitely worth it. Trust me, it’s one of my favorite spots.

Our favorite revolving sushi place in Tokyo. The quality of the sushi is always amazing. They always offer something new every month which makes it interesting. You get to try ingredients from different parts of Japan!

Line up earlier if you can. Otherwise you will need to wait for a long time. Also order the special sushi as fast as you can. Otherwise it will be sold our super fast. The rice of the sushi is nicely cooked. The dryness and the wetness are balanced. Not too soft, not too hard. The seafood is also fresh. After all, a nice sushi restaurant in Shibuya.

Very famous and well know sushi restaurant in Japan. Waiting queues is always. I was waiting for about 1 hour on Saturday noon. Table for groups were very less than sushi bar seats. So if you doesn't want to wait too long, you can waiting in bar queues. Easy to access with subway or JR to Shibuya Seibu building. Go up to 8th floor with elevator then you will find line to this restaurant. Sushi was standard, fresh, tasty and variations. Even little children or who not eat raw fish also can have good menus. Leave time for about 2 hours for have lunch here.

Sushi was quite delicious, though it took a while for items to show up and at times there was just no sushi coming through the conveyor belt for long stretches. I also ordered a tempura that for some reason never showed up to my table but I was still charged for it despite letting a staff member know, though to be fair I was only able to do that in English so I would understand any confusion in that regard! Well priced and fresh. My favorite sushi was probably the uni but also enjoyed the sushi with caviar and lemon and the seared tuna.

The variety is more than usually but the food takes longer to arrive. Freshness of the fish for Japan standard is considered average. There are chairs available outside the eatery to await your queue number. Last order is 9pm.

As Tokyo has so many conveyor belt sushi restaurants, we decided to try this place, and it turned out to be a really good decision! You wouldn’t expect conveyor belt sushi to serve such decent quality fish! Must try: yellowfin and, of course, their tuna nigiri!

I had a great experience here. Sushi was incredibly good. Tuna was some of the best. Fresh taste and good cuts. Rice was savory and had the perfect bite and chew that was tender and delicious They were out of a few things, but I believe based on the fast service and quality, it far outweighs that. If you want a quality sushi experience, you will enjoy this location.