If you get the chance to visit Japan, don't miss trying the original sushi recipe at Sushi Midori, which has nearly 10 branches, including one right next to Shibuya Station. It's a sushi restaurant that many people visit, because the sushi is genuinely good and the prices are lower than at other sushi restaurants, though it is still not cheap. Access is easy, and most visitors find it worth the wait, which can be an hour or more. There are also many other dishes to choose from, plus free steamed egg custard and salad for customers to enjoy while waiting for the sushi to be served.

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Sushi Midori has several branches, but the most popular one is located in the Mark City Shibuya building, on the 4th floor, since it connects directly to Shibuya Station. When we say it is not expensive, we mean compared with other premium sushi restaurants — this is not a 100-yen conveyor-belt place, but a premium sushi restaurant. If you're planning to enjoy one of Japan's best foods as long as you don't order a lot of expensive items such as otoro, it should cost around 2,000-4,000 yen per person.












