Experts' Choice Award Heiroku Sushi Tokyo Shibuya Omotesando
What the experts agree on
This bustling conveyor belt sushi spot uses color-coded plates so you grab what appeals as dishes parade by. It's bright and utilitarian rather than fancy, popular with tourists, and proves kaiten sushi has shed its budget reputation.
“Kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi was long looked down on, but it’s gained new popularity in Japan’s recession age; this neat but utilitarian shop in the heart of chic Omote-Sandō is living proof.”
– Lonely Planet
Frommer's "Bright (a bit too bright), clean, and modern, this is one of those fast-food sushi bars where plates of food are conducted along a conveyor belt on the counter." Full review
Time Out "You might have to elbow some tourists out of the way to get a seat at this popular conveyor belt sushi joint, on the main drag between Harajuku and Omotesando Station." Full review
Fodor's "Chefs inside the circular counter place a constant supply of dishes on the revolving belt with plates color-coded for price; just choose whatever takes your fancy as the sushi parades by." Full review
