Naruto Sushi is located in Taito Ward, Tokyo, just an 8-minute walk from Asakusa Station and 5 minutes from Tawaramachi Station.
 Situated on the third floor of the MG Kaminarimon Building, it offers a serene atmosphere for dining.
 The restaurant has 18 seats, organized into both counter and table seating.
 It is open from Monday to Sunday, with Wednesday being a day off.
At this establishment, you can enjoy fresh sushi and a variety of side dishes.
 The omakase course, which includes 10 pieces of sushi along with an appetizer and soup, is particularly popular, and many customers are impressed by the combination of quality and price.
 Additionally, there is a wide selection of sake available, allowing guests to enjoy pairing their food with drinks.
The chef is a skilled artisan who emphasizes material quality and meticulous preparation, enhancing the quality of each dish.
 Dishes such as "Ika" (squid) and "Saba" (mackerel) are well-seasoned and satisfying.
 The "Ebi Shinjyo" (prawn dumpling) is popular for its connection to Nagasaki's traditional banquet cuisine.
In the sushi offerings, you can enjoy fresh items like "Hirame" (flounder), "Ika," and "Kohada" (gizzard shad), all served with well-balanced vinegared rice for a light taste.
 Luxury options such as "Tuna Marinade," "Sweet Shrimp," and "Ikura Gunkan" (salmon roe on sushi) or "Uni Gunkan" (sea urchin on sushi) are also available, catering to various preferences.
Moreover, this restaurant features seasonal special menus, allowing guests to enjoy flavors unique to the current time of year.
 The "Tamago Yaki" (sweet omelet) is a popular dish known for its delicate sweetness, and the "Grilled Anago" (grilled conger eel) is fluffy and tender, loved by many customers.
 In this way, Naruto Sushi is a place to enjoy not only sushi but also a broader range of Japanese cuisine, making it well worth a visit.

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