Akihabara Showadori-guchi is just a 30-second walk away. The restaurant spans across the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors with a long layout. It offers all-you-can-eat sushi. There are two options: 2999 yen and 3776 yen for the all-you-can-eat menu. Drinks are separate, including all-you-can-drink. Appetizers for alcohol are also included in the all-you-can-eat menu. You can freely order premium sushi without hesitation. Quality is expected even in all-you-can-eat places nowadays. However, this restaurant exceeded expectations. The tuna, fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, red tuna, conger eel, and salmon were all satisfying. The technique in making the rice and sushi is decent, but the real highlight is the quality of the ingredients. It doesn't feel like typical all-you-can-eat sushi. The atmosphere is like an izakaya, and I was worried about the serving time, but ordering through a touch panel made everything efficient. The sushi kept coming! The price is reasonable, and the cost performance is high. It's like an adult version of all-you-can-eat sushi. I had a great time and left with a full stomach.

"I made a reservation for the all-you-can-eat sushi and snow crab. Both the sushi and the crab were satisfying and delicious! The crab was a bit difficult to peel, but it was fun and the meat was firm and tasty. The sushi, especially the hand rolls, were very delicious! The toppings were tasty and plentiful, especially the salmon roe and sea urchin which I kept ordering repeatedly! We also ordered various side dishes, but the miso soup and crab cream croquettes were delicious! The miso soup had crab legs and salmon in it, and the broth was flavorful. The crab cream croquette had a crispy coating and a creamy, hot filling which was delicious. Ordering was easy with the touch panel and the service was fast, allowing us to eat plenty! Our table was on the 4th floor, and the stairs were really steep, making it a bit scary to go up and down, haha. I was able to eat to my heart's content and left satisfied! Thank you very much!"

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, there have been fewer restaurants offering all-you-can-eat crab, but I was able to enjoy delicious crab after a long time. First, a variety of sushi and a few pieces of nigiri arrive along with crab and crab miso. Vinyl gloves are provided. While gloves are helpful when peeling crab, having paper towels would be even more convenient. The disposable paper towels are not sufficient for wiping hands after peeling crab. Orders are placed using the trendy QR code. It doesn't take long from inputting the order to the food being served. Especially drinks are served quickly. Although we were a party of two and enjoyed crab, sushi, drinks, and snacks, the table was small and made it difficult to eat comfortably. It was a shame. However, it was delicious, so I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Note: The stairs are quite steep, so those with leg problems or who enjoy alcohol should be very careful.

In Akihabara, there is a sushi buffet where you can enjoy eating unlimited sushi. They even serve a whole crab with crab miso for you to enjoy. It may get messy, but it is really delicious. The set includes one crab, crab miso, chawanmushi, and 8 pieces of sushi. After finishing this set, you can move on to the buffet menu. They also offer tuna shabu-shabu sushi, which I tried for the first time. I opted for the course with all-you-can-drink Japanese sake (2000 yen). The drinks and dishes came out quickly, and the service was excellent.

The entrance to the 2nd and 3rd floors allows you to order sushi, seafood shabu-shabu, and all-you-can-drink via a touch panel. You start with seafood shabu-shabu and large tuna sushi, then you can freely order more. You can also order chawanmushi once. The price is reasonable, but the rice portion is a bit large! It's a bit disappointing. It was nice that sake was all-you-can-drink.

I went to the restaurant because I wanted to eat crab and sushi, but they first served overflowing sushi (4 pieces), long sushi rolls (4 pieces), chawanmushi, crab miso, and crab. It would have been nice if I could choose my favorite sushi, but it was all-you-can-eat after that. I ended up getting quite full from what came out first, so it was a bit disappointing.

The cost performance is excellent. Many crab buffets are lacking in quantity, but here the crab is packed with meat, which is great. They also offer all-you-can-eat sushi, so be careful not to overeat and get too full. If you focus on the crab, you will definitely get your money's worth. The only issues are that the stairs are narrow and steep, making it difficult to go up and down, and the payment is done at the table, so when paying by card, I had to leave my card for almost 10 minutes. There were no problems, but I got a little worried being in Akihabara.

The floor is narrow, but there are three floors and the seating doesn't feel cramped. I went for the all-you-can-drink sake and all-you-can-eat sushi. The crab was amazing and had a great volume. The touch panel ordering system is convenient for those who feel hesitant to call the staff multiple times when they want to order a little bit of everything. The sushi was not your typical all-you-can-eat quality, so I will definitely come back here when I want to eat lots of sea urchin, etc. They also have a wide variety of sake, so I highly recommend it.

The crab all-you-can-eat was fun and delicious! There was plenty of crab miso to enjoy with the meat, and I was satisfied. The hand rolls that came out first were also good. I want to leave a little more room next time to try sushi and other dishes. The chawanmushi was also good! This time, I mostly just ate crab. LOL

Unlimited crab and sushi! Let me introduce you to a dream-like restaurant that is a must-visit. Imagine enjoying a luxurious feast with a backdrop of crabs, indulging in Zuwai crabs, crab miso, and crab shabu-shabu. And when it comes to sushi, they offer premium ingredients like sea urchin, crab, and fatty tuna. With over 90 different items to choose from, including maguro shabu-shabu, this place is a seafood lover's paradise! The restaurant is called Sushi Sakaba Fujiyama, located in Akihabara, Tokyo. Address: 1-20 Kanda Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Phone: 03-5577-5352. Just a 1-minute walk from Akihabara Station. Operating hours: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Check out their Instagram @fujiyamaakihabara. #TokyoGourmet #AkihabaraGourmet #AllYouCanEat #Gourmet #TokyoDinner #Sushi #Crab #Seafood #sushi #seafood #japanfood

2-hour all-you-can-eat sushi and snow crab course: 8,999 yen including tax. Drinks are not included. I visited the popular Fujiyama restaurant in Akihabara, which I've been wanting to go to for a while. The place was packed with people, showing its popularity. The quality of the snow crab was amazing! I was surprised by how much meat was in them, it was like paradise for a crab lover like me. The sushi, including sea urchin and salmon roe, was also delicious. I ordered a lot of sushi because I have been eating a lot lately. Even though I had already eaten a lot of crab, I still wanted more. If you're a crab lover like me, I highly recommend this place! There are also cheaper all-you-can-eat options available if you're not into crab. The satisfaction level here is really high. I wonder how they manage to not lose money with all the crab being served. If you love crab, you must visit this place! It's a lot of fun to go with friends. Check it out! ♥♥

Sushi Izakaya Fujiyama Akihabara Main Store [Nearest Station] Akihabara Station, 1 minute walk [Visit Time] Around 8:00 PM on weekdays [Purpose] Dinner [Reservation] Available [Waiting Time] None [Number of People] 4 [Spending] 5000-10000 yen [Order] Course with all-you-can-eat snow crab and fatty tuna for 8999 yen [Recommended for] People looking for all-you-can-eat sushi around Akihabara Station, those who love crab [Impression] "It was seriously amazing! I chose the expensive course, but the quality here was surprisingly high!! I was surprised because I thought all-you-can-eat crab might be lacking in meat (prejudice), but the meat was packed full! There were instructions on how to eat, so even as a crab beginner, I was able to peel it skillfully! The crab miso was really rich! All-you-can-eat snow crab is too good to be true!! The sushi was also surprisingly high quality! Even all-you-can-eat fatty tuna was really delicious! The rice was fluffy and not hard! Overall, it's a divine restaurant!! I've decided to go back again! I highly recommend it to my brother! Haha. However, the course with all-you-can-eat crab is a bit expensive. If you think you won't have time to eat sushi after eating crab, or if you don't want your hands to get dirty, there is a course with just all-you-can-eat sushi, which might be better! The crab was incredibly delicious though! 8999 yen is a bit high. The sushi quality was also high, and there were crab sushi, so that might be good! But the crab is so good!!" [Recommended Dish] Fatty Tuna and Crab Thank you for the meal!

After having my husband accompany me on various activities, I couldn't bear to leave Aichi without doing something for him, so I made a reservation in advance and visited this restaurant. Not only my husband, but everyone in the family loves sushi, so it was the perfect way to end our Tokyo trip. We opted for the basic "B Plan" all-you-can-eat course with a mandatory drink order (one drink order per person). We ate to our heart's content for two hours, ordering about 60 pieces of sushi between the two of us (technically four people, but mostly my husband and I were the ones placing orders). The fact that toddlers eat for free was also a pleasant surprise, and thanks to that, we had a fun and delicious time, leaving the restaurant fully satisfied in both body and mind. Overall rating on Tabelog: 3.30 (99 reviews).

The quality was so good that I wondered if it was really worth the price. The restaurant was clean, and the food came out quickly, which was fantastic. The only downside is the steep stairs, which could be quite difficult for those with mobility issues.

Last time, I went to this restaurant with 4 members plus 1, for all-you-can-eat sushi and drinks. For some reason, this time it also included tuna shabu-shabu for 6,500 yen. So cheap!! The sushi toppings were very satisfying. The otoro had a good amount of fat. I could easily eat the sea urchin and salmon roe. For this price in 2 hours, it's cheap. But I feel like I'm going to die from being so full!! Also, I always think that the restaurant has 2nd and 3rd floors, and the stairs are too steep.

This restaurant offers all-you-can-eat crab and sushi, with great value for money. The crab miso served at the beginning is incredibly delicious, and you can fully enjoy the crab. There is also a wide variety of sushi, including overflowing sushi and long sushi with a lot of toppings, with unlimited uni, otoro, and ikura. The quality is so high that you wouldn't think it's all-you-can-eat, and I am very satisfied.

"Sushi Izakaya Fujiyama"【Order Items】・Snow Crab / Sushi All-You-Can-Eat Plan (2 hours) 8,999 yen (tax included)⬇️All-You-Can-Eat MenuSnow Crab / Large Nigiri Sushi / Overflowing Hand Rolls / Nigiri Sushi / Seafood Shabu-Shabu / Side Menu included※One drink order required○Separate drink all-you-can-eat plans available○Other courses available for 4,999 yen, 5,999 yenCan you believe it? At "Fujiyama," you can enjoy all-you-can-eat snow crab and sushi! And the first serving of crab is a whole one, with plenty of crab miso and thick meat! It's so satisfying to peel and eat the crab, drizzle it with crab vinegar, and savor every bite. This is the joy of all-you-can-eat! In addition to that, the "large nigiri sushi" that looks small in comparison, and the ingredient-packed "overflowing hand rolls" are also included in the all-you-can-eat menu, so you'll leave with a full and happy belly! If you're craving sushi, be sure to visit! It's sure to please families with children, friends from overseas, and anyone else. If you're curious, give it a try!☆Store InformationLocation: 1-20 Kanda Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku, TokyoAccess: 30 seconds on foot from JR Akihabara Station Showa-dori Exit: 30 seconds on foot from Hibiya LineBusiness Hours: 16:00-23:00 (Last Order 22:30)Regular Holiday: December 31st to January 3rdNumber of Seats: 60Payment: Cash, Credit Card"

Sushi Sakaba Fujiyama Akihabara Store is a restaurant located just a 1-minute walk from Akihabara Station, offering a premium course where you can enjoy unlimited high-quality sushi and snow crab. The course includes 70 types of sushi and a total of 90 dishes. The Premium Course costs ¥8999. The overflowing sushi included ikura, uni, chutoro, and crab, all generously served. The large pieces of sushi had such big toppings that you couldn't see the rice underneath, making them very satisfying to eat. The snow crab was served in a whole cup with plenty of meat packed in the legs, and it was deliciously sweet. We also tried dishes such as otoro, chutoro, seared kinmedai, and sea bream, all of which were truly delicious. Sometimes with all-you-can-eat options, the food may take a while to arrive after ordering, but the service here was fast and excellent. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I visited @fujiyamaakihabara in Akihabara, which is known for its all-you-can-eat option! The Premium Course for 2 hours costs ¥8999 and includes premium items like snow crab and high-quality tuna sushi. Their famous Fujiyama Sushi is over 20cm long and you can order more of each piece, making it easy to try different varieties. All the sushi was delicious and satisfying! They also offer side dishes like potatoes and miso soup. I tried various types of sushi but couldn't resist getting seconds of the medium fatty tuna. The snow crab is a DIY style where you have to peel the shells, but they provide instructions so it's easy. It had been a while since I had crab, but it was delicious. Peeling it myself was a bit tiring, but I even found that part enjoyable (lol). They also have a drink-all-you-want plan and a la carte options, so both drinkers and non-drinkers will definitely enjoy this place! Why not challenge yourself to see how many pieces you can eat!

Four guys came to the restaurant in the rain. The restaurant seems to be geared towards inbound customers, with many menu items also in English (of course, there is Japanese too). The interior is a bit cramped, but being located in front of a station in Tokyo, it's understandable. The serving time didn't seem too late. The food was quite delicious (although some items may be a bit off, it's within acceptable limits). You can enjoy unlimited amounts of sea urchin and salmon roe, and the variety of side dishes is great (be careful not to overeat!). This is a highly recommended restaurant for big eaters. Thank you for the meal.

First of all, I was surprised by the steep stairs. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of a narrow building, with the kitchen on the 2nd floor and seating on the 3rd and 4th floors. Every time you place an order, the staff has to run up these steep, narrow stairs to bring it to you. It seems like quite a workout (laughs). But they provide excellent service without a single frown, which is impressive. As for the sushi, the rice is machine-pressed with the toppings placed on top, like at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Even the side dishes like chicken karaage, fried white fish, white fish tartare, and teppanyaki are surprisingly decent. We ordered the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink course for about 6,500 yen. The cost performance may vary depending on your perspective, but it's a bit iffy. You order through a touch panel, and the system automatically stops taking orders 30 minutes before the end. But they still make an effort to ask if you forgot to order anything, which shows their attention to customer service. I gave it 3 stars for their excellent service. It was a pleasant experience with enjoyable service and the familiar discomfort of being too full.