📌 Anyone who wants to eat Sushiro in Japan, come this way first.

This post will tell you the steps to use the service, from pressing the queue, getting a table, ordering food, to paying, which is all self-service. I believe many people must be confused, including me, lol. Let's go! 1. Press to receive a queue card at booth number 1 (with English language options) - Red means receiving a queue card at the shop - Blue means you have already booked a queue online - Specify the number of people - Specify the seating style, whether you want a table or a counter - If there are 2 of you and you are not serious, you can choose the counter style. You will get a queue very quickly. We went to eat twice and waited less than 10 minutes both times. 2. When it is your turn, take the QR code on the queue card to scan at booth number 2 to receive a table number. Do not throw this card away! Because it will be used as a payment slip. 3. At booth number 1, there will be a guide picture showing the different table numbers. Or if you can't find your table, ask the staff to take you there. 4. There will be no sushi on the conveyor belt for you to pick up. But it will be only pressed to order. 5. If there are 2 people sitting at the counter, you can press to order on a tablet each because when paying, they will calculate the total price. 6. The price will not be divided by the color of the plate, but will be specified on the menu when pressing to order. 7. There is no cup for soy sauce, it is poured into the sushi. 8. Self-service water, very cold. 9. There is a menu with less rice, very good. 10. When paying, take the QR Code on the payment slip to scan at the payment machine. You can choose to pay by card or cash. Done! 📍 We ate at the Ueno branch. The shop is on the basement floor. Closes at 11 pm. #Japanese restaurant #sushiro #japan #get a discount without relying on luck