There are many different menu options, so I ordered a lot of things I wanted to eat, but the tuna sushi was large and satisfying, so I ended up ordering 5 plates. This restaurant is popular and always crowded, so I recommend making a reservation online in advance.

I went for a snack but ended up eating a lot of delicious dishes like chu-toro. My son is growing up, but I need to make sure I don't grow up too! (laughs) The parfait at Kaitenzushi is so delicious. I always get a discount coupon but can't go before it expires, so I want to go next time! Even though it was a one-person operation, the service was really good. Laughing, so I'm not serious (laughs).

After eating a late-night snack, I spent the holiday feeling full and not very hungry. I decided to go out to refuel my car and thought I might as well have a late lunch. I was craving sushi, so I headed to Fish Be Iwamizawa. I was seated at the counter and ordered using the touch panel. You can only order up to 4 items at a time. They had a special deal on medium fatty tuna! I ordered toro mackerel sashimi, mackerel, medium fatty tuna, extra large shrimp, squid with mountain wasabi, tender grilled eel, surf clam, cold yellowtail, squid legs, southern bluefin tuna toro, sea urchin, and crab chawanmushi, totaling 13 items for ¥2,000. Unlike last time, the sushi wasn't too salty and was delicious. The chawanmushi looked different from the menu - it seemed like there was just crab meat on top, but the other ingredients were inside the custard. It had been a while since I had chawanmushi, and it was tasty and warming. Thank you for the meal! As I left the restaurant, it was snowing heavily... I guess I'll have to give up on going to the bathhouse.

Accounting is also self-service, so there is almost no interaction with the staff, which is kind of lonely. After Uniqlo, how about a snack? (laughs) My son and I had a quick bite at a delicious tuna place. There was also non-alcoholic chu-hai, and in that aspect, it beats Sushiro! Let's go for another snack next time! Thank you for the meal! ＼(^o^)／

I went out to use up the points from a mobile company that will expire at the end of this month. Instead of going to a hamburger restaurant as originally planned, I changed my destination due to having had a lot of meat dishes this week. So, I headed to this place: Sushibei Iwamizawa branch. Since I went outside of lunch hours, I was seated at the counter without having to wait. It's a budget sushi restaurant where the plates don't rotate. You order through a touch panel and the sushi comes from the upper and lower rails in about 1-2 minutes. Sushi rides on a Shinkansen (bullet train) or a racing car and comes to you with a "shoo" sound. Kids would definitely love this. I ended up eating 15 plates in total. Overall, I felt that the sushi had a strong salty taste. It was kind of bland. Were they soaked in saltwater or something? They were also out of crab and sea urchin. The eel and ramune jelly were delicious though. The prices were reasonable for what you get. It was a satisfying meal. I'll use this place occasionally as it's more affordable than other conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Iwamizawa.

When I feel a little hungry, I go to Kaiten Sushi (laughs) and have 3 plates of sushi followed by a parfait (laughs). It only costs a little over 1500 yen in total for me and my son. Such dining out experiences with good self-service registers are great, right? Speaking of Kaiten Sushi, you have to try their parfait! The soft serve ice cream with fruits is delicious. The sushi looks good too, but for some reason, I'm not drawn to it. The crab miso soup and crab meat are also delicious. Yeah, let's go there again. Thank you for the meal! *(^o^)/*

☆2021.9.18 Revisit☆ Today, we visited the restaurant to celebrate my third daughter's birthday. Our children love Kaitenzushi (conveyor belt sushi) so much. My third daughter has been saying for months that she wants to celebrate her birthday at Kaitenzushi. They enjoy everything from ramen to desserts, so for the kids, it's like paradise. Also, since our children are still young and eat a lot, it's convenient for us as well. We can't go to other sushi restaurants like Sushiro or Hamazushi. But I wonder, if my eldest son and daughter grow up and say they don't want Kaitenzushi, will the younger ones follow suit? I'll work hard to earn money! Since it was a weekday, we visited on Saturday evening. My wife had made a reservation online the day before. There was availability at 16:45, so we went at that time. There was still plenty of space, but I guess it was fully booked with reservations. For the first 10 minutes, the order tablet didn't come to me. Since today was my third daughter's celebration, I told my eldest son and daughter to order what she wants to eat first. I ordered my beer first (laughs). When I was drinking my beer, the tablet became available, so I placed my order. The dishes in the photos are what I ordered. The dishes I always order without fail are the seafood chawanmushi, ankimo gunkan, and saba (sashimi assortment and nigiri). The seafood chawanmushi is delicious! I will definitely order it. I also order the ankimo gunkan. I like ankimo, but it's not available everywhere, so I order it. It comes on a gunkan with ponzu jelly. Delicious. I ate the sashimi assortment of saba with my beer, and later I will have the nigiri too. This time, I didn't order any soup dishes. Maybe because I ate my daughter's leftover ramen (laughs). The maguro 3-piece assortment was delicious. I got one piece of pork kalbi, which my eldest daughter loves. This is also good! I ordered the seared saba nigiri as the final dish, but a seared one came out. It was my order mistake. It's good that you can see the order history immediately on the tablet (laughs). I usually don't order seared dishes, but oh well. Seared saba tends to be dry and salty to me. I also ordered a dessert that looked delicious in the photo, the orange maritozzo. It's my debut of maritozzo at Kaitenzushi. Well, that's how it goes (laughs). I had three beers. The kids seemed satisfied too. The bill came to around 12,000 yen with a 5% off coupon. I can't go to a normal conveyor belt sushi restaurant, it's too scary! Thank you as always, Kaitenzushi!! Thank you for the meal!!!

The occasion was a congratulations on advancement! I thought I could go without a reservation, but ended up waiting about 20 minutes. The restaurant was small, but it was a good dinner time. When I requested a counter seat instead of a table, I was seated quickly. The quality of the parfait was high! The Omi beef was delicious, I was completely defeated. I will definitely go again. Thank you for the meal! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

My 60th bowl of ramen in 2020 was at Hamazushi, right after that I went to Kurasushi (lol). I was shocked to find out that the tuna was sold out. So I tried their miso ramen instead. It was delicious but a bit bland. The minced meat and chashu were luxurious though! The pudding at Kura Sushi was amazing, I wanted to eat about 3 of them but I stopped myself. Their promotions are fun. If it snows, I won't be able to go out anymore so should I try to conquer the city? (lol) Thank you for the meal. (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

I casually stopped by and ended up spending around 5000 yen (lol). I was told to bring them to a 100-yen shop and we just had a light meal, but I found a hit item - the 100-yen Tanita Kitchen supervised almond jelly is dangerously delicious ♡♡ I wanted to take it home, but there were only 2 left. Each store had its own charm and I was satisfied. I'm full, thank you for the feast (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

Iwamizawa is the place. It's a rotating sushi restaurant with piston conveyor. There's no particular content, just sushi being devoured. For some reason, I always order potatoes. Even within the same chain, things can vary slightly, like the interior of the store. It's always crowded here, seems to be popular. The sushi is decent, made fresh. It's a convenient sushi option, feels like a futuristic sushi place to me. Personally, I like it because it's quick, cheap, and tasty. That's the kind of sushi restaurant I enjoy.

I ate a lot (lol). My son was eating Baby Star Ramen, which I prefer separately (lol). I feel like eating crab sushi. It's hard to decide which revolving sushi restaurant is the best because each one has its own charm. Thank you for the meal! (๑´ڡ`๑)

Photo organization. Since there are few reviews, I'll leave one. This isn't too old, it's from last year. I didn't plan to leave a review, so there are only a few photos. I didn't have much time, but it was on my way, so I went in. The mood of the day is reflected in the photos. I answered a phone call and was told, "Are you eating sushi?" by a friend nearby. They treated me to a meal - it was a good decision to go in! Thank you for the meal! :)

It's been a while since I last visited. The place has been renovated and looks beautiful! Had lunch with my son during winter break and it was getting busier and busier. There were various types of sushi, not just the 100 yen ones, which was surprising. It seems like they have added more options. It was hard to decide what to eat (laughs). The payment process was also surprising, as we didn't need to call a staff member for it. It had been a while since I last visited, so there were some changes. I usually go to the 90 yen place on weekdays. I tried a variety of dishes, but the roast beef was delicious as usual, and the pudding was incredibly tasty. I might get addicted to it for a while. Well, I shouldn't, though.

I wanted to pay by card, so I searched for a ramen shop and this was the only option available. The Yuzu Shio Ramen had good reviews, but it was sold out, so I settled for the light soy sauce ramen. It was just over 300 yen, which I think is a good deal. I also had some sushi and clam udon, and I left fully satisfied. Thank you for the meal.