Tenkazushi Shibuya Dogenzaka

It is a small sushi train restaurant one floor lower than ground level but thankfully away from Shibuya crossing so there is no lengthy wait. They were quite quick. Many delicious sushi dishes but mostly sushi’s rather than sashimis. Prices reasonable. Use menu to order their drinks and soups. Free water and matcha hot tea. Prices fairly good. Staff very nice.

Ten Kaisushi in Shibuya is such a great, unpretentious sushi spot, honestly the best kind of sushi experience. No frills, just really solid food. This was our second time coming, and it lived up to our memory perfectly. The fish was great, fresh and clearly high quality, and the service was warm and attentive too. On top of that, it's cheap and delicious, which is such a great combo to find, especially in Shibuya. Would easily come back a third time if we're ever in the area again.

Skip the overpriced, hyped-up tourist traps and make a line straight for this counter! Tenkazushi in Dogenzaka is an absolute hidden gem that proves you don’t need high-speed robots, flashy iPads, or hour-long queues to get incredible, high-quality sushi in Shibuya. This place has that raw, authentic, old-school Japanese soul—just a cozy, intimate counter surrounding a classic conveyor belt where you are right in the middle of the action. The experience here hits completely differently than the mass-produced stuff. You get to sit at the bar and watch the chefs hand-press every single piece of sushi right in front of you. The fish-to-rice ratio is honestly elite. They are incredibly generous with their portions, serving up thick, vibrant, and beautifully sliced pieces of fish that taste way more premium than the incredibly budget-friendly price suggests. Every plate is super fresh and expertly made. It is fast, completely unpretentious, and tucked away just enough to escape the massive crowds of the major "Instagram-famous" chains. If you want a legit sushi experience that actually feels like real Tokyo, this is the spot. Do yourself a favor, save this to your map, and head here on your next Shibuya crawl!

Real conveyor belt sushi. It is located right on the street and down the stairs, not across the street or in a building as per Google Maps’ indication. Please be warned: The food is mediocre by Japanese standards and normal by North American ones. It is not the BEST sushi for the value and price, but it is the experience. The plates go around ranging from $1.40 to $5.80 each for stuff like Jumbo sweet shrimp. Cheap bagged green tea at the table, fast service, and you can also order a la carte.

Genuinely a once in a lifetime meal. The freshest fish and best sushi I’ve ever eaten!!! If you don’t want to wait or have a group I’d recommend arriving 5mins before opening as it’s very small and first come first serve. Staff were lovely. Very much a locals spot so if you do go, be respectful! They’re running an efficient operation there.