Tsukijisushisei Shibuyaten

Good ambient . Nice sushi offering. Not the best but above average if you are looking for decent sushi at the Shibuya town center. Serving was fast and price is reasonable.

Came here on a whim with some friends and had a lovely time. Took us a while to find the restaurant, we almost gave up but it’s accessible from the main street and two escalators down. Food was fresh, delicious and tasty. The plum wine was the perfect touch. Loved the hospitality and atmosphere of the place.

Great place for eating sushi. We followed a recommendation from a local. To find the place, you need to take the escalator two levels down. We sat at the sushi bar with our personal chef who spoke English sufficiently well. We had two different omakase. It was very diverse and delicious. The best part was that we did not have to wait long. Instead we got the food one piece at a time. We added some good green tea for hydration. The staff was very attentive.

Honestly, sushi is usually very good in Japan but this was not that good, even for American standards. - our salmon rolls had a ton of large bone in them. We plucked at least 6 bones in our salmon rolls - the sashimi was not super soft and fresh. There was no “kick” to the flavor like you usually get at other sushi restaurants in Japan - it was 11k yen after the damage which is not cheap Would not recommend going here

This place was better than the other sushi place we went to. There were a lot of locals here and the sushi size was good. Unfortunately, toro that we ordered was not a nice piece but 2 small pieces stacked next to each other. Also, the uni was brown and did not taste fresh. Other than that, the price was decent and the rest of the nigiri was good. The service was okay, could've been better. It took a while for us to be able to order and the food to come out. I feel like the table next to us was served better food and service because they spoke Japanese. I would go back but would not highly recommend.