Sake alone in the dust today.
Today I am in Omiya, Saitama. It takes about 30 minutes from Tokyo Station by train.
Visited a conveyor-belt sushi bar called Uobei. There is a conveyor-belt sushi bar in Tokyo, but I had to go to Omiya for an appointment.
It is not easy to find, but there is a conveyor belt sushi bar on the fourth floor of the building.
Most sushi bars are located on the first floor facing the street in order to stand out from the crowd, but this one is tucked away on the fourth floor of a building! The restaurant is located on the fourth floor of a building.
When the elevator opens, an automatic reception desk is right in front of you.
A seat number will be issued.
Tea and water are self-serve and can be picked up by yourself.
The menu is a touch panel system. English is also available.
Seasonal fairs are also very well advertised!
promptly order
It came on a conveyor belt on the lower level.
The basic product does not contain wasabi. Take wasabi from the table and put it on yourself.
Cheers!
I came on a train from the upper level.
I came on a train from the upper level. It is shrimp tempura.
Uobei to my surprise, the fish was fresher and tastier than at any sushi bar I have ever been to. Some sushi bars have fish that is dry and not sweet, but at Uobei you can feel the freshness of the fish.
Checkout is automatic, and you can pay by taking the receipt you received at the reception desk and having the machine scan it.
That was a delicious meal
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