Totouo Shijo-kawaramachi Review Summary

Great sushi. Definitely one of the best I've ever eaten.

Tabel fee is 550 per person.

You have to order by phone using QR code.
Each table is between thin walls. Customers can't see each other but can still hear everything. Definitely a good option for privacy and hygiene. But if you go alone like me, you might feel a little lonely eating and staring at a wall.
Still the best sushi I've ever had

Food expensive & tasteless

I made a reservation and visited on a Saturday in November. I was shown to a private room near the entrance, but I can't tell you how many times I've heard walk-in customers decline. Make sure to make reservations at this time of year in this area. Although it is a private room, you can easily hear voices from other private rooms because there is an atrium above the wall. Two types of picks, an assortment of sushi, a beer, and two bottles of sake cost just over 7,000 yen. The fried tofu dish was good, but the Daiginjo mackerel was a little hard, and the sushi rice was so sticky that you couldn't feel the grains of rice. I can't call it sushi. It would be better for the restaurant to eat the rice before serving it.

I hurriedly took a taxi, but
the first drink
I waited so long that it surprised me.
“Um, do you have beer yet?”
I think I'm making it now.
.....???
I was worried that my partner would break up~😨

Other than that, it's a very nice private room restaurant.
That's why it was a bit disappointing.

Every meal was delicious. However, the customer service attitude of the black-haired female clerk is the worst. He ignored my questions, was unfriendly, and when I brought drinks, he left them without telling me what he brought, so I was in trouble even though I could drink as much as I wanted. I couldn't tell the difference between soft drinks and alcohol, so it was a problem for people with children. The other staff members were friendly and served customers normally, so I felt it was a waste. It was delicious, but I don't feel like going again when I think of meeting that staff member.