Takeaway lunch from “Sushiro”, conveyor sushi restaurant.
EitoToday I had lunch from Sushiro’s takeaway, so I’ll introduce it to you.
I’ve been wanting to eat blue-backed fish such as the mackerel and sardine since the morning.
Ha-ha-ha
The first step is to order in web.
Sushiro can be ordered on the web.
But, it seem the service in only Japanese launguage.
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You become a member and log in.
You choose the nearest Sushiro restaurant.
After that, you select Sushi.
The set menu is a great deal, so I bought one of them and my favorite blue-backed sushi etc,.
My favorite is sardine and vinegared mackerel. But, I wanted to eat boiled eel and herring roe, when I saw the web page. After all, I bought them…..
I determined the takeaway time.
Various electronic money and credit cards are also available.
Buying 18 sushi for 1140 yen(8$ USD) is a good deal, isn’t it?
Wow!
The QR code was sent to my email, so it could unlock the takeaway locker with it.
Pick up to Sushiro!
I went to pick it up at the nearest Sushiro, which was a 10-minute walk away.
I entered the Sushiro restaurant.
There is a takeaway locker next to the reception machine at the restaurant entrance.
If it is earlier than the specified time, it may not be done.
I unlocked takeaway locker by QR code in the movie.
The lockers also have a fridge function.
You can also unlock the locker by entering the registered phone number.
Takeaway sushi!
Down left: egg, salmon, fat salmon and fluke fin with Japanese herb
I can’t eat all of them, so I put them in the fridge and eat the rest at dinner.
But, you ended up eating them all.😅
Because of very delicious! Ha-ha-ha!
Down left: sardine and vinegared mackerel with green onion and sesamin
I made a YouTube of takeaway sushi
But, I spoke in Japanese.
Enjoy!
It was a happy day.
I hope you will give it a try.
Thank you for reading to the end.
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