Sanaka

Very yummy sushi for an affordable price! We happened to be in the area and dropped in for lunch, was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food ^^ The chef serves the sushi as he makes them so it was a fun dining experience!

accessibility alert: It’s a very small restaurant on 3rd floor up a narrow set of stairs outside the building, so it fills up very quickly. A long queue had formed by the time we were leaving, and it was difficult to squeeze past other customers on our way down.

Went there as a solo traveller and ordered their premium lunch set. Very fresh produce and excellent value for money. Customer service was good for the brief amount of time spent.

For would be visitors, do take note:
1) Bring cash along for the lunch sets. No credit cards accepted
2) With a smartphone and GPS, the building is easy to locate. Somewhere along Cat Street. However the exit is hidden at the end of a staircase at the 3rd level. There is no signage, except that it is next to the grocery store
3) Very limited seating, so no good for big groups. The local customers seem to know the importance of eating quickly and moving on. There are reminders to consume the sushi quickly (and not the smartphone screen)
4) For such an unassuming establishment, it has a lot of customers. Arrive early

A no frills omakase restaurant, highly recommended!

Had the Omakase. Enjoyed it A LOT. Easily the best sushi we ever had. Fresh, varied... We had also an extra piece of sushi, o-toro. And it was amazing, for real.

A bit pricey, but for Omakase and that close to a commercial area, not bad at all.

Oh! The entrance looks like you are about to find an illegal poker game, but the sushi place is there. Just up the stairs. There is a small paper sign in the wall.

The best omakase I’ve ever had. The chef is enthusiastic and able to speak English. The price is not high for omakase dishes in Japan. Walk-in is possible but bookings are recommended. We were just so lucky that day to find this corner restaurant by pure chance.