Himawari Zushi Shintoshin - Tokyo

This place has English menu available. Probable reason attracted tourists more than locals. Decent and reasonable sushi. But, what’s served on the conveyor belt could well go round and round, but no one takes them. Wonder if freshness remains or checked afterall. Ordering with chef possible though.

Himawari means sunflower in Japanese. I randomly picked some plates and the 煮穴子 (poached conger eel) and 卵壽司 (tamago omelette sushi) were both outstanding: soft, creamy and quiessentially the ultimate comfort food. I then ordered a set sushi platter. Everything served was fresh and the sushi to rice ratio was perfect. Additionally and aside, the 海鮮丼 (Kaisen don or seafood on rice bowls) were persistently prevalent and popular. Sunflower symbolises optimism, devotion, honesty, peace and longevity. The chefs and waitstaffs, while professional, are characteristic of sunflowers

Amazing place to eat sushi. Restaurant staffs speaks English language. Value for money. Sushi is delicious and inexpensive. Highly recommended!

One of the greatest conveyor belt sushi I have tried. Really delicious food and the service was also great. The chef told us that we could choose anything of the menu and he would make it for us. I ordered a great variety of sushi and I really enjoyed the fresh taste of the seafood. The menu has plenty of different sushi you can choose and also soups, desserts and other drinks. The price was good according to the quality of food.

There were about five or six different vegan options on the menu that all had to be ordered directly with the cook. thanks to the menus are in English, so it is easy to communicate what they want. most of the options were makin rolls that contained either gurke, avocado, bor paste etc. there were also handrolls that could be customized on vegan.