Because of your video, we went to this restaurant, this exact one and had an amazing time! We opted for the dinner as we were arriving from the Lake Kawaguchi area earlier in the day but with the exchange rate being in the favor of US tourists, 8000 yen was only about $53 at the time! Thank you again!
I'm going to eat here today and have booked a spot at the restaurant. However, tablecheck says JYP8800 Inc tax. That's about USD58. I'm guessing it was below USD35 then when tourism was still low. It would have costed higher in CAD and AUD so I assumed this video quoted in USD
Thank you so much for watching. There is such a huge selection of amazing restaurants, sometimes it is hard to narrow them down. This restaurant was really easy to get a reservation online. That is awesome you are going in a few months. What parts are you visiting?
I went! It was sooooooo delicious. I started queuing at 10:30am and manage to get the walk in deal for 4400 yen. Thanks for the recommendations Mike & Jules
@@HiMikeAndJules actually I flew into Tokyo, dropped off my bag and went straight to the restaurant and started queuing. I think I have Japanese blood in me as they love to queue 😂
@@HiMikeAndJules the restaurant opened at 11am, they let in reservations in first and let them settle in before they allow for walk in (if the restaurant has available seating) so In total, about an hour. It was definitely worth queuing before it opened otherwise I might not get in as there were lots of walk in dinners
Hi! We didn't have a wait because we made a reservation (we didn't want to wait) through the Tokyo Ten website - sushitokyo-ten.com/ . If you only want their lunch course, you have to queue up in person. We have a subscriber who said he started waiting at 10:30am and was able to get the 4400 yen deal! -J
Loved the video and looking forward to trying it soon! A bit confused about the reservation - you said Michael made an online reservation, but this 26 course omakase still came out to ~35 USD? But also the only option of reserving online is the upgraded omakase at 7700 yen?
Thanks for watching! Sorry about the confusion. So if you want get the 35 dollar option you will have to line up early at the restaurant. There is only one option when you get reservations online and that is the more expensive option. Hope that explains it.
Thank you Richie! We had a reservation so we got in right away. The actually dinner itself was about 2 hours. We felt like exploding after lol.. But good exploding.
Unfortunately we didn't make the walk in one. It is limited seating. We were pretty happy with the upgraded one. Its a great value compared to California prices.
If you get a reservation online, you can only get the upgraded set. You can only get the cheaper set if you line up early. We got the reservation online so it is the upgraded set.
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If you are in Chiba City there is Sushi Choushimaru,... it's a chain restaurant and one store is close to the train station. There are always daily specials and since it's Chiba the sardine are better than in Tokyo! (^_^)
I would check out www.tabelog.com, it's Japan's restaurant guide and food review website. You can also make reservations for some establishments from there too. Also, eating sushi for lunch will typically be cheaper than to eat it for dinner. Hope that helps!
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Would you guys come to this place? What is the average price your would pay for Omakase?
So what happens if you're full before ending the course😂?
Because of your video, we went to this restaurant, this exact one and had an amazing time! We opted for the dinner as we were arriving from the Lake Kawaguchi area earlier in the day but with the exchange rate being in the favor of US tourists, 8000 yen was only about $53 at the time! Thank you again!
Omg! That means a lot. This is why we do videos. So glad you got value.
Wow looks so good! Going there this October, will put that place on my list! Thanks =)
@@BaybiiexVii definitely a must try
So glad I found your site before visiting! Will definitely go and try
Thanks for watching! You should check out the Japan playlist for more recommendations.
@@HiMikeAndJules already on it!! I’m going to need a big stomach 😂
@@tonebalone73 We definitely gained weight from Japan LOL
I just made a booking for October because of this video. Looks great!
Also, did i hear you speaking Chinese to the chief? XD
Make sure to book online. They have 3 locations.
@@boomsaway3 Yes, our chef was from China and he spoke fluent Japanese as well. :)
I'm going to eat here today and have booked a spot at the restaurant. However, tablecheck says JYP8800 Inc tax. That's about USD58. I'm guessing it was below USD35 then when tourism was still low. It would have costed higher in CAD and AUD so I assumed this video quoted in USD
They have raised prices so I heard.
This was a great recommendation. The value for the amount of food was of the charts. Thanks!
it was awesome!
Thank you for all your Japan videos - will be there in a couple months and was looking for some top-tier food suggestions. Hope you're having fun!
Thank you so much for watching. There is such a huge selection of amazing restaurants, sometimes it is hard to narrow them down. This restaurant was really easy to get a reservation online. That is awesome you are going in a few months. What parts are you visiting?
This looks so good and at a good price. On my list for late April visit. Thank you.
Price is unbeatable for the quality. Hope you enjoy it!
Was in Japan 3 weeks ago for work. Going back in June got to try this place. Looks great and the price can’t beat it thanks
Lucky you! Hope you like it! You're going to have a great time 🙂
Looks delish and amazing value!! Awesome vid!
Thanks for watching!! super good value!
I went! It was sooooooo delicious. I started queuing at 10:30am and manage to get the walk in deal for 4400 yen. Thanks for the recommendations Mike & Jules
Wow, that's amazing you were able to get that deal! We're so glad you enjoyed it!
@@HiMikeAndJules perseverance and out to get a deal is my superpower 😂
@@HiMikeAndJules actually I flew into Tokyo, dropped off my bag and went straight to the restaurant and started queuing. I think I have Japanese blood in me as they love to queue 😂
@@tonebalone73 how long did you have to wait?
@@HiMikeAndJules the restaurant opened at 11am, they let in reservations in first and let them settle in before they allow for walk in (if the restaurant has available seating) so In total, about an hour. It was definitely worth queuing before it opened otherwise I might not get in as there were lots of walk in dinners
hi! can you make a reservation for lunch? or is that only for dinner only. and how did you make the reservation? thanks!
You can make a RSVP for lunch or dinner. Lunch is cheaper
Looks soo good, at what time do you suggest to make the line for the lunch without a reservation?
1030am is a good start to line up or just get reservations online.
Looks good!
Weren't you planning a trip to Japan soon?
This place looks awesome!
It was awesome! You gotta check it out.
How long did you have to wait in line for? How early. I'm going in a couple of weeks and would like to try this place out. Love your guy's videos
Hi! We didn't have a wait because we made a reservation (we didn't want to wait) through the Tokyo Ten website - sushitokyo-ten.com/ . If you only want their lunch course, you have to queue up in person. We have a subscriber who said he started waiting at 10:30am and was able to get the 4400 yen deal! -J
Loved the video and looking forward to trying it soon! A bit confused about the reservation - you said Michael made an online reservation, but this 26 course omakase still came out to ~35 USD? But also the only option of reserving online is the upgraded omakase at 7700 yen?
Thanks for watching! Sorry about the confusion. So if you want get the 35 dollar option you will have to line up early at the restaurant. There is only one option when you get reservations online and that is the more expensive option. Hope that explains it.
@@HiMikeAndJules Got it! So in this video, you guys got the upgraded 7700 yen omakase course?
@@ryfhvb1 Yes we upgraded to the 7700 Yen course. It was good but I think it was too much food. We had to be wheel barreled out.
Great and enjoyable vid. Do you remember the amount of time for waiting and the time for the meal ?
Thank you Richie! We had a reservation so we got in right away. The actually dinner itself was about 2 hours. We felt like exploding after lol.. But good exploding.
That Abalone "I like it" face 😂
LOL very convincing right? her loss is my gain !
Yess I want it.
You should go next time! It was such a good deal.
Did you make reservations online?
Yeah I would definitely make reservations online. Or you can wait in line before they open. It averages half an hour to 1 hour wait in queue.
@@HiMikeAndJules I just saw it’s over 8000 yen for reservation now. But it will serve over 20 dishes as per your video?
What’s the difference between the upgraded vs non-upgraded lunch
I am not 100% sure but I think its cheaper fish
Omg this looks so good! Did you guys get the upgraded lunch or the walk-in lunch?
Unfortunately we didn't make the walk in one. It is limited seating. We were pretty happy with the upgraded one. Its a great value compared to California prices.
*adds the restaurant to the buchetta list* guess who has planned a visit to Shinjuku on his second day in Japan?
Awesome!!
table check to reserve will not let me add cc card
oh that's weird! we didn't encounter that issue... hopefully you were able to eventually!
Did you have the 4,235 Yen lunch omakase or the upgraded set?
If you get a reservation online, you can only get the upgraded set. You can only get the cheaper set if you line up early. We got the reservation online so it is the upgraded set.
@@HiMikeAndJules Thanks!
Is this the one across from the Sothern Century Hotel?
I have no idea lol
Many people think that placing an object closer to the camera lens gives a better look, but actually, the opposite is true. When the camera is focused on your face, introducing an object suddenly between the lens and your face only creates a dizzying, blurry image for the viewer. Many RUclipsrs, especially those who do mukbang videos, often make this mistake.
Camera lenses aren't exactly like human eyes; they are only similar.
Thanks for the input. We are still learning how to film correctly. The feedback really helps us improve.
Going here in April!
Yes! make sure to bookmark it!
If you are in Chiba City there is Sushi Choushimaru,... it's a chain restaurant and one store is close to the train station. There are always daily specials and since it's Chiba the sardine are better than in Tokyo! (^_^)
We always appreciate the advice! We need to venture out of the city center. Definitely will check out Chiba on our next trip.
@@HiMikeAndJules If you go in June the weather is rainy and starting to get miserable but you can see the Oga Lotus in bloom in Chiba Park.
We’re you talking to the sushi chef in mandarin?
Yes, he spoke Chinese and Japanese. He was able to explain everything for us in Mandarin. Super nice guy! 🙂
Japan never enough in one time or two,right?
It's never enough time. We always miss it when we leave.
Is it true $33 for 26 courses? That’s so cheap
Yes it's a really good price.they have different levels though. You have to line up early for that deal and they have limited spots.
@@HiMikeAndJules Thank You
Where’s the best sushi in tokyo that’s not omakasei and not midorizushi?
I would check out www.tabelog.com, it's Japan's restaurant guide and food review website. You can also make reservations for some establishments from there too. Also, eating sushi for lunch will typically be cheaper than to eat it for dinner. Hope that helps!
they spoke chinese?
Our sushi chef spoke Chinese and Japanese.
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So good!!
👇 *promosm*
only got through 4 minutes ...camera shaking from content providers are the only thing that can make me woozy and turn it off
Thanks for watching for the 4 minutes though! Also, if you think this is shaky, you should watch our other videos lol
The main point is , it must be cheap. Typical Chinese.
Nothing wrong with looking for bargains for good food. Do you usually like paying high prices to make you feel better about yourself?
ur a joke
amazing how nobody commented about how you chew with your mouth open