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Sushiro, located in Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, is a culinary gem known for its diverse sushi offerings and exceptional value. Guests can indulge in a variety of dishes, ranging from expertly crafted nigiri to hearty noodles and delectable desserts. The dining experience is enhanced by a unique ordering system via tablet and a captivating conveyor belt service, all while savoring the complimentary matcha tea. Though some fish may present slight texture challenges, the overall experience, including accommodating service and cleanliness, makes Sushiro a worthwhile destination. With modest prices and a vibrant atmosphere, it’s a delightful spot for sushi lovers on a budget.
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Sushiro
Welcome to the delightful world of Sushiro, where culinary expertise meets comforting flavors in Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima. With its location at 5 Chome-1-28 Kushido, you are only a stone's throw away from a sushi experience that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, Sushiro has become an indispensable stop for sushi enthusiasts and casual diners alike.
As you step into Sushiro, you are embraced by an inviting ambiance lined with fresh ingredients and the enticing aroma of freshly prepared dishes. The star of the show here is undoubtedly the sushi, offering an impressive variety that satisfies every palate. Customer favorites include nigiri pieces that strike the perfect balance in size—neither too diminutive nor overwhelmingly large, making them ideal for indulging without overdoing it.
Your dining experience is uniquely enhanced by tablets that streamline the ordering process—just a few taps and your chosen dishes traverse the conveyor belt straight to your table. Customers rave about the affordability of Sushiro's offerings, making it a go-to option for those on a budget. A typical meal can cost around ¥1220 for an array of plates, udon, and a dessert, ensuring great value for money.
Not only does Sushiro promise exceptional sushi, but it also offers an array of culinary delights beyond raw fish, including noodles and hearty meat dishes. Dazzling desserts await those who have a sweet tooth. For tea enthusiasts, every customer is treated to their own matcha tea powder and hot water dispenser, adding a unique touch to the overall experience.
While some reviewers note that the fish can occasionally be a bit tough with visible tendons, the overall flavor profile and freshness are undeniable. One cannot help but appreciate the diligent staff members who, despite a language barrier, effectively communicate food allergy information through a well-organized Japanese menu.
Whether you're a local looking for a quick bite or a traveler seeking the closest sushi spot to the Miyajima ferry port, Sushiro shines as a shining gem in the area. It's more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary adventure worth waiting for—sometimes 25-40 minutes, but as patrons assure, absolutely worth every moment.
If you’re in Hiroshima, don’t miss your chance to discover the scrumptious offerings at Sushiro. As you savor each plate, you will find that this gem truly embodies the love for sushi and the joy of sharing meals. A highly recommended experience that leaves a lasting impression!
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“ It's a slightly older building I think, but the food quality is still good. I think it's the closest sushiro to the Miyajima ferry port so it's convenient. ”
“ Really great experience. You order from a tablet at your table, and the plates arrive on a conveyor belt. The individual plates weren't expensive. ”
“ Awesome food, great value. We ate a mountain of food, 4 adults and 2 kids for $100Aus ”
“ Super amazing and so delicious. I highly recommend. ”
“ Great sushi and a good variety to choose from off the menu. This is a very popular place so the wait could be 25-40 mins. Worth it though!! ”
“ The prices are really good and the nigiri pieces are always a good proportionate size (not too small, not ginormous). The service is great; they were very accommodating when I asked about my food allergy. Although the staff didn't speak English, they pointed out that (only in the Japanese menu) you can see the list of all possible allergens in each dish they serve. The restaurant was also very clean. I like that there are more options apart from actual sushi, such as meat dishes, noodles, and plenty of delicious-looking desserts. Each customer also gets their own matcha tea powder and hot water dispenser, which was really cool. I spent about ¥1220 for 8 plates, 1 udon, and 1 dessert. The only downsides I would mention are that some of the fishes were a bit tough to eat, like there was a string/tendon going through them, but they were still delicious nonetheless, and the rice sometimes falls apart easily. But overall, a great option for people on a budget! ”