Celebratory occasions or when you don't feel like going out due to a cold, one often relies on delivery sushi for help. Among them, the popular choice in recent years seems to be Gin no Sara! It is operated by REX, the same company as Gyu-Kaku! On this day, the following items were ordered, totaling 4,328 yen: - Matsuri (festival) for 2 people [20 pieces] for 3,650 yen - Toro Taku Maki for 410 yen - Natto Maki (without green onions) for 226 yen I learned for the first time that you can change the toppings! This is convenient! Everything was delicious and satisfying, falling right in between dining out and supermarket sushi in terms of taste. The Hokkaido saury and fatty tuna were particularly amazing, and I was very satisfied with the 10 pieces. I would definitely like to use their service again! Thank you for the meal!

This time, I used delivery service at home with my wife and daughter. We ordered from the largest sushi delivery chain, Gin no Sara's Monzen-Nakacho store. We had their popular assortment called "Takumi" for 1,290 yen. It included a variety of items such as negitoro hand rolls, tuna, bintoro, salmon, and more. Even though it was a half size, it had luxurious toppings like sea urchin and salmon roe. The convenience and cost performance were excellent, as expected from the industry leader. I would definitely like to use their service again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

Order date: 11/8/2014 (Sunday) around 19:30 I felt like eating sushi! But I didn't feel like going out, so I decided to use this restaurant for the first time. I ordered the Hana set for four people, which was part of a limited-time Otoro festival (and two of us finished it). I was prepared for a long wait, as it was mentioned when I placed the order online that it would take about 75 minutes, but it actually took over 80 minutes to arrive. The sushi included Otoro, Negitoro hand rolls, marinated tuna, sandfish, squid, tuna, conger eel, salmon, sweet shrimp, and tamagoyaki. The rice seemed a bit on the larger side, and the sushi was soft. I wonder what kind of tuna the Otoro was made from? It was not stringy and melted in my mouth. I was surprised to find sandfish in the delivery sushi. When comparing supermarket packed sushi, delivery sushi, conveyor belt sushi, and sushi from a sushi restaurant, I think this falls somewhere in between. If you calculate it as 10 types x 4 plates, it may seem like conveyor belt sushi is more cost-effective. Considering the delivery aspect, this seems to be the norm.

When it's too hot and you really don't want to go outside... this sushi delivery chain comes in handy (*･ω･)♪ However, the prices are quite high, so be prepared for that. Thank you for the meal m(._.)m

I occasionally order delivery, and I ordered it for the first time in a while. I ordered a medium-sized one, but the sushi is big, isn't it? The sushi here is packed all the way to the back, haha. The pickled ginger is delicious. I'm surprised.