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All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/9/14 00:36
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I searched and found that there are two All you can eat luxury sushi places.
1. Hina Sushi - Ginza 2. Tama Sushi - Ginza and Odaiba.
Can anyone tell me what the prices are?
Also does anyone know of any other places with all you can eat?
I remember seeing some being recommended on Cool Japan, except they never mentioned the name of the shops.
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by Shintai
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Re: All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/9/14 09:39
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I think there are time limits for any all-you-can-eat places and they're not that long.
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by . (guest)
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Re: All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/9/14 10:55
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I've been to Hina Sushi and it's actually pretty good. Not super-high-end sushi, but better than kaiten-zushi also. I think it was around Y4200, so not especially cheap. Time limits on all-you-can-eat places are usually 120 minutes, which I think isn't unreasonable. Here's a list of buffet restaurants in Tokyo: http://www.bento.com/r-buff.html
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by Umami Dearest
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Re: All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/9/14 11:21
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If you are able to read a little Japanese or have patience with trial and error or online translators, here is a site (all in Japanese) devoted to Tokyo Area all-you-can eat restaurants that I have always been fond of. Years ago it used to be more extensive, but I expect it was too much of a burden to keep it up. Poor Ikuko probably got too fat. http://ikuko.ciao.jp/There aren't as many current reviews as there used to be, but the index is still useful, and will lead you to a page devoted to sushi places: http://ikuko.ciao.jp/susi.htmThe pictures need no translation of course!
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by Uma (guest)
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Re: All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/9/14 12:58
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"Shinjuku Prince Hotel" offers a dinner buffet(all-you-can-eat) between 17:30-21:00 with No time limit, No minimum attendance include Sushi, Tempra, Pasta, Pizza, Deserts and Fruits and more with 4120 Yen per person(+2200 Yen, all-you-can-drink, beer, whiskey, sake, wine etc). http://www.princehotels.co.jp/shinjuku/restaurant/pviking/20140910/Pre-booking is recommended.
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by tokyo friend 48
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Re: All you can eat in Tokyo
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2014/11/3 04:55
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I usually go to "KURA SUSHI" when eat sushi. this store is Rotation sushi. all menu are one piece 100yen, I'm full eat 20piece. So usually pay 2000yen only.
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by maki (guest)
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