Conveyor Belt Sushi Tokyu Plaza Ginza 10F
Experience top-tier conveyor belt sushi in Ginza, known for its incredible freshness, generous portions, and unbeatable value.
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Best Time
Shorter waits, more relaxed vibe
Conveyor Belt Sushi Tokyu Plaza Ginza 10F
Best Time
Shorter waits, more relaxed vibe
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Experience top-tier conveyor belt sushi in Ginza, known for its incredible freshness, generous portions, and unbeatable value.
"The freshness is exceptional, and the cuts are absolutely perfect — not too thin, but not overly thick either."
🎯 Arrive Early to Beat Lines
Expect 1-2 hour waits. Aim to arrive before opening or during off-peak hours for a shorter wait.
🛍️ Explore Tokyu Plaza While Waiting
Get a queue number and browse the shops in Tokyu Plaza to make the wait time fly by.
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4.1 · 3,885 reviews
Type
Sushi Restaurant
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Aburi Engawa (Seared Flounder Fin)
Conveyor Belt
A crowd-favorite for its melt-in-your-mouth texture and rich, savory flavor. A must-order!
Premium Tuna Selections
Conveyor Belt
Experience exceptional freshness and quality with their premium tuna cuts, like Otoro, at surprisingly reasonable prices.
Grilled Salmon with Soy Sauce
Conveyor Belt
A delightful combination of tender salmon and a smoky, charred soy sauce glaze that's incredibly flavorful.
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Planning Your Visit
Beat the Queue for Top Sushi
Ginza's Late-Night Sushi Option
Best Times
Insider Tips
from TikTok, Instagram & Reddit
🎯 Arrive Early to Beat Lines
Expect 1-2 hour waits. Aim to arrive before opening or during off-peak hours for a shorter wait.
🛍️ Explore Tokyu Plaza While Waiting
Get a queue number and browse the shops in Tokyu Plaza to make the wait time fly by.
🍣 Don't Miss Aburi Engawa
This seared flounder fin is a must-try and often ordered multiple times!
💰 Great Value for Quality
Enjoy premium cuts like Otoro at affordable prices, making it excellent value for money.
Tips
from all over the internet
🎯 Arrive Early to Beat Lines
Expect 1-2 hour waits. Aim to arrive before opening or during off-peak hours for a shorter wait.
🛍️ Explore Tokyu Plaza While Waiting
Get a queue number and browse the shops in Tokyu Plaza to make the wait time fly by.
🍣 Don't Miss Aburi Engawa
This seared flounder fin is a must-try and often ordered multiple times!
💰 Great Value for Quality
Enjoy premium cuts like Otoro at affordable prices, making it excellent value for money.
🍵 Make Your Own Matcha
Most tables have matcha powder and hot water for you to prepare your own tea.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Nemuro Hanamaru is celebrated for its exceptionally fresh and high-quality sushi, offering incredible value for money. While the wait times can be substantial, most visitors find the delicious food and generous portions well worth the patience. The lively atmosphere and the fun conveyor belt experience add to its appeal, making it a must-visit for sushi lovers in Tokyo.
"I'm not exaggerating when I say this is some of the best conveyor belt sushi. The freshness is exceptional, and the cuts are absolutely perfect — not too thin, but not overly thick either. We had dinner here on our first night in Tokyo (my second trip to Japan) and were so impressed we made sure to come back for lunch on our final day before catching our flight home. Be aware that its popularity, even with locals, means there is always a queue. On both our visits, we waited for over an hour. To sum up: it's completely worth the wait."
Sheryl Chua
"Really great atmosphere and the staff are extremely professional and friendly! It’s great value for money too and we spent roughly $60 for two people with 12 plates.
I would say the only downside for me would be that the fish was cut a bit thick for my liking. It makes it great value for money especially when buying cuts like otoro. But I thought the mouthful would’ve been nicer with a thinner cut of fish so that the ratio of fish to rice on the nigiri is more even.
Delicious nonetheless! But be prepared to wait around 100 min for a seat. We got there 5 min after opening and waited over 100 minutes. The restaurant sits in Tokyu Plaza though so you can really walk around and browse while waiting."
Georgi Chia
"Another must-try conveyor-belt sushi spot in Tokyo! 🍣
Every dish I picked was incredibly fresh, clean, and absolutely delicious.
I recommend coming right when the shop opens (around 10 a.m.) so you can queue early and get a seat without waiting too long.
The prices are reasonable for the quality you get.
Highly recommended!"
Pongpon Phanthaphuek
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The restaurant is located on the 10th floor of Tokyu Plaza Ginza. You can reach it via the nearest subway stations: Ginza Station (Marunouchi, Hibiya, and Ginza lines) or Yurakucho Station (JR Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku lines). Take the elevator up to the 10th floor. +1
Yes, it's located within the prominent Tokyu Plaza Ginza on the 10th floor. Look for signs directing you to the restaurant floor.
Yes, after arriving at HND and clearing customs, you can take public transport (like the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa, then transfer to the Yamanote Line to Yurakucho) to reach Ginza. It's a feasible late-night option.
The closest stations are Ginza Station and Yurakucho Station. Both offer convenient access to the plaza.
Yes, Tokyu Plaza Ginza offers parking facilities. However, it's often more convenient and cost-effective to use Tokyo's excellent public transportation system.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, advance booking is not typically available. You'll need to join the queue upon arrival and wait for a table.
The restaurant generally opens around 10 AM and closes around 11 PM, but it's always best to check their latest hours before visiting.
Wait times can be significant, often ranging from 1 to 2 hours, especially during peak times. Arriving early is highly recommended.
No, there is no entry fee to access Tokyu Plaza Ginza. You only pay for the sushi you consume at Nemuro Hanamaru.
Yes, you can typically get a queue number and explore the surrounding shops in Tokyu Plaza while you wait for your table.
🎫 🍣 Onsite Experience
Dishes are placed on a conveyor belt that circles the dining area. You simply pick up any plate that catches your eye as it passes your table.
The Aburi Engawa (seared flounder fin) is a standout favorite, along with premium tuna cuts like Otoro and grilled salmon.
The sushi is consistently praised for its exceptional freshness and quality, with generous cuts of fish.
While the conveyor belt is the main attraction, some patrons may be able to order specific items. However, the joy is in discovering what's on the belt!
The atmosphere can be lively and a bit loud due to its popularity, especially during busy periods.
🎫 💰 Pricing & Value
Prices are very reasonable, with most plates ranging from ¥190 to ¥370, offering great value for the quality.
You can expect to spend around $60 for two people, with about 12 plates shared between you.
While premium, cuts like Otoro are still surprisingly affordable compared to other sushi establishments.
It's not 'cheap' in the sense of low quality, but it offers exceptional value for money, making it affordable for the high quality. +1
You primarily pay for the plates of sushi you consume. Drinks and any other items ordered will be added to your bill.
📸 📸 Photography
Yes, taking photos of your food is generally acceptable. Many visitors share their experiences online. +1
While generally allowed, be mindful of other diners and avoid intrusive photography. Focus on your own meal.
Visually appealing dishes like the Aburi Engawa, colorful tuna selections, and beautifully presented rolls are great subjects.
The restaurant has a modern, bustling atmosphere. Capturing the conveyor belt in action can make for dynamic photos.
There aren't designated photo spots, but the vibrant conveyor belt and the variety of sushi offer plenty of opportunities.
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