I revisited the restaurant♪ I arrived around 11:30 and even though it was full, I was seated right away because I had a reservation. (Those without reservations had to wait...) I went upstairs on the escalator and the two-person table was quite small and cramped, but it was okay. Of course, I went for the "all-you-can-eat course" again. The sushi was brought to me quickly when I ordered using the touch panel. This all-you-can-eat option includes "uni" which is great♡ The taste was really delicious and the pieces were quite big, so I got full faster than I expected (lol). The side menu items also caught my eye, especially the "Mehikari Karaage" which is a local dish from Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture! I took a bite of the hot Karaage and it was just amazing♡ The meat was fluffy and delicious even without any sauce. It's good value for money and popular, so I think reservations are a must. Thank you for the meal♪

After a long time, I went to a sushi restaurant and enjoyed the red shrimp and scallops so much that I kept ordering more. The salmon could have been a bit fattier, but it was still refreshing and perfect for a break between bites. I also tried rotating between these three types of sushi along with the sea bream. Unfortunately, the seared tuna had a lot of sinew, which was a bit disappointing. However, considering the unbeatable cost performance of the all-you-can-eat option, I will definitely visit again!

We visited Kizunasushi Akihabara with a large group. We had the 100 dish all-you-can-eat course with all-you-can-drink. I told everyone to take their time ordering, but when it came to sushi, everyone suddenly became very enthusiastic (laughs). The medium fatty tuna was so delicious that we ended up ordering it multiple times. We were very satisfied. Thank you for the meal. We will visit again.

I am a regular at all-you-can-eat restaurants. The serving time is fast, and I always end up ordering more than my stomach can handle... The sushi toppings are big, especially the eel which is soft and delicious. I wish the amount of rice in the hand-rolled sushi was a little less so I could order more.

No matter how many times I come back, it never changes. First of all, I keep saying this but change the way you make sushi for all-you-can-eat customers and non-all-you-can-eat customers. For all-you-can-eat customers, it's okay to pack the rice tightly to make more profit, but for others, make it lighter and fluffier. The sushi is too tightly packed. Also, there are plenty of empty seats, so don't seat people next to each other unnecessarily. Couples should sit next to each other, not next to an old man or something. If you sit a couple next to an old man, they won't stay long. And for all-you-can-eat customers, group the seats together or else a lot of sushi will pass by the person just looking at it, making them full without eating much and decreasing sales! It would be better to consider the seating arrangement a little more. For all-you-can-eat, it's fine to have table seating, and for non-all-you-can-eat customers, separate them with a counter or something. It's important to make distinctions and be discerning, or it's a waste, I think.

I visited during lunch on a holiday and decided to have bara sushi for lunch. I ordered using a tablet, and it seems this restaurant is popular for its all-you-can-eat option. The bara sushi came with a miso soup with seaweed, which came in a surprisingly large bowl. The portion was generous but not overwhelming. I was able to enjoy it with the sushi. The bara sushi looked beautiful and the ingredients like tuna, eel, and white fish were plentiful and very delicious. Considering the quality and quantity, I felt the cost performance was good.

The sushi pieces were about 1.5 times larger than usual, making it a bit difficult to eat. However, being able to eat unlimited amounts of sea urchin and fatty tuna gave a feeling of satisfaction. Next time, I'll try to eat more and have a rematch.

Kizuna Sushi offers all-you-can-eat sushi with a choice of 80 or 100 varieties. Prices range from 3980 yen for men and 3580 yen for women for 80 varieties, to 4380 yen for men and 3980 yen for women for 100 varieties. Children and those under 4 years old dine for free. The restaurant also offers all-you-can-drink alcohol for 1480 yen and soft drinks for 580 yen. Customers can order up to 6 items at a time, with a maximum of 30 items per order. Orders can be placed immediately for a second round. The dining experience is limited to 120 minutes with a last order reminder after 90 minutes. The sushi itself is average with large rice portions and a standard taste. The service from the female staff was excellent, but the overall dining experience did not leave a lasting impression. The restaurant tends to get busier, resulting in longer wait times. While the eel sushi was well-prepared, overall the sushi was disappointing. A rating of 2.5 out of 5, with 0.5 given for the pleasant service from the female staff.

First time at this restaurant! When was the last time I had all-you-can-eat sushi??? Went in without high expectations, but for both a woman and a man, it was less than 10,000 yen for two people!! My friend who doesn't drink much didn't opt for the all-you-can-drink option, so the total bill for the two of us was around 12,000 yen. If you go to a regular sushi restaurant, you could go here by adding a little extra, and even though it's not all-you-can-eat, I still think it's worth it... I don't want to eat sushi for a while after this!! If you want to feel like "I regret it" when you step on the scale after leaving, then definitely come here haha. I gained 2 kilos because my friend and I ate 60 pieces of sushi together haha. The nigiri sushi pieces were a bit on the larger side, and the hand rolls were like onigiri level haha. The medium fatty tuna was really delicious!! I could eat that forever haha. The sardine was also pretty tasty, and even though the salmon roe was a bit small, it was decent. The scallop was good but the seared squid was a no-go, it was too hard to swallow. The sea urchin had a strong taste of alum and I couldn't handle it. There weren't many side dishes, but there were some fried items here and there. Surprisingly, I liked the tamagoyaki. For those who love tuna and just want to eat tuna, I recommend this place! Thank you for the meal! ✨️

It was a buffet style meal. Sushi was served quickly. Side dishes were a bit slow. The restaurant was busy. The medium fatty tuna was delicious. There were too many chewy pieces of fish which was disappointing. The rice portion was also large, so it may not be suitable for those who eat less.

Toro sushi is delicious, but other types are just average. Toro is tender, with just the right amount of sauce, and very tasty. However, the other types of sushi don't have any outstanding features. Overall, the food at this sushi restaurant is average. If you're looking for a cozy restaurant, this could be a good choice. But if you're looking for special dishes, you might want to look elsewhere.

The quality had significantly dropped since my last visit. I ordered the course with medium fatty tuna (all-you-can-eat) again this time. The medium fatty tuna this time was half lean meat, so it wasn't really medium fatty tuna. Also, I ordered around 15 pieces of eel in several rounds, but the eel sauce was barely there, which was disappointing.

I made a reservation and visited for lunch on the weekend. The style is to order using a tablet placed at the table. I started by ordering must-have items like sea urchin and medium fatty tuna. Be careful because there are limits to the number and types of items you can order at once! The quality of the fish felt like high-end sushi restaurant quality. My favorite was the salmon roe, but I was disappointed that it only came on half of a sushi rice ball. Overall, it wasn't exceptionally delicious, and I felt the rice was just okay. So, I might not visit again. I was full after just one hour out of the two-hour time limit, so I left. It's entertaining, so I think it's worth visiting at least once! Likelihood of revisiting: △ Visit rating: 3.39

This is a highly entertaining sushi restaurant. It fulfills your desire to eat sushi until you can't eat anymore. I wanted to eat fish so badly after visiting the aquarium the day before, haha. It's a joke, but I was surprised that you can eat such high-quality sushi at this price. Also, the speed of service is excellent, as we received our order of about 20 pieces in less than 5 minutes after ordering. ☺️

Sushi that is more than conveyor belt sushi but less than high-end sushi. I used to frequent the Shinjuku location, but it closed down, which was disappointing. This time, I passed by the area for work and decided to stop by to eat a lot and recharge. It's really convenient to be able to pick any type of sushi without having to think too much about it. The quality of the medium fatty tuna seemed a bit lower this time, but considering the cost and the current situation, I think it's still great value for money.

I went to an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. The sushi pieces and rice were a bit larger than usual, but all the pieces were delicious on average. They were willing to tell me the types of tuna without making a face. By the way, the tuna that day was yellowfin tuna. It wasn't bluefin tuna, but it was delicious.

I went around 8:00 without a reservation. There was a bit of a line, but I got a waiting ticket and only had to wait for about 10 minutes before being seated. It was convenient that they have a feature where they notify you when it's your turn via phone call. I ordered the "Kizuna Course" with 100 dishes and the all-you-can-drink plan. The individual dishes and drinks came out quickly, but the sushi took a bit longer to arrive. The taste was delicious, with each piece being large and satisfying. There were also a variety of drinks available. However, because we went late, some of the individual dishes were sold out, so I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't try everything I wanted. I hope they have them next time!

I revisited this place because I had a good impression before and chose the 100-piece course. Well, except for the amberjack and sardine, I felt the quality of the sushi was mediocre. The sea urchin was delicious in the first serving, but when I ordered it again, it was too bitter due to excessive seasoning. The four types of skewers could use a bit more uniqueness. I might not visit again.

We ended up at a sushi restaurant in Akihabara with my family, and we found a place with all-you-can-eat sushi. I didn't have a good impression of all-you-can-eat sushi, but this place was great for a family meal. What was good was the speed of service. Although there was a limit to how much you could order at once, you could order the next round right away, and the food would come quickly, so there wasn't much time wasted. The quality of the sushi was good for the price, and it was a good restaurant for a family meal!

I don't understand the meaning!! It's so empty and there are plenty of seats available, so why make us wait? Even the person in front of us, who was alone, was made to wait too, why? There are plenty of seats to sit in!! Why not let us sit there? Are they worried that people outside will think it's good if they see a line forming? After being made to wait for so long, we were finally seated not in the empty seats, but in between two groups at a two-person table! Why didn't they seat us in the empty area? I don't get it!! The sushi wasn't particularly delicious and was just expensive, Sushiro is cheaper and tastier. Well, there were a lot of side dishes which was good, and the tempura was delicious. Also, they only serve hot sake even though it wasn't specified, that's harsh, they should have mentioned it, it's scorching hot outside! And the restroom was dirty, not smelly but still dirty.

I revisited the restaurant in June 2023 around 6:30 pm on a weekday. It had been a while since my last visit. The restaurant was full, so I had to write my name down and wait for about 20 minutes before being seated. The main dishes I had this time were medium fatty tuna, sea urchin, negitoro, scallop, red shrimp, mackerel, salmon roe, eel, flounder fin, bonito, and sprouted green onions, among others. You can order using a tablet, so you can order at your own pace. It's surprisingly difficult to order just the right amount to finish eating. It's a shame that my appetite seems to be decreasing year by year, but the food was delicious. I look forward to going back again in the future.