Sushi restaurant in Kyoto?

Hi all!

I have seen Kyubey recommended for high end sushis in Tokyo, but I will have a bit more time in Kyoto. I wonder if anyone has a similarly nice recommendation there? I am not interested in a kaiseki course, if that matters.

I will also visit Miyajima, Hagi and Matsue, in case you also have some outstanding eateries (not necessarily sushis) to recommend :)

Thanks in advance!

This place is famous for being Steve Jobs' favorite sushi restaurant.
https://goo.gl/maps/a9eQmmet57VNiqt9A

Reservation is recommended.

Thanks for the recommendation! At that price point, however, the food and the atmosphere seem a bit too plain for me :)

Some youtubers mentioned "Sushitetsu" in Pontocho (starts at 7:15; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifJAmn0wZ3k). It was recommended to them by local person and that is always a good sign. I plan to go there when I come to Kyoto in May. Judging from video sushi looked good, price was reasonable and there was a line of people waiting outside and that is another good sign...

Although it probably does not fall into "high-end" category of sushi restaurants...

On Tabelog this list comes up when looking for high end sushi in Kyoto.

https://s.tabelog.com/keywords/%E9%AB%98%E7%B4%9A/kyoto/kwdLst/sushi/

Expect to pay about 15,000 - 30,000 Yen/person for a makase sushi dinner (without drinks). Kyubey will set you aside a similar amount.

@haens: It looks nice for a casual meal, thanks! I'll give it a try if there's not too much queue. Since I'll be traveling alone, I might be able to snatch a counter seat more easily :)

@LikeBike: the link seems to be for the secondary branch, newly opened, of the Michelin starred "Sushi Matsumoto" in Tokyo. But there's also a 1 star Sushi Matsumoto in Kyoto, I suppose that's the one you were referencing.
Even so, the superior nigiri lunch menu at 5800 yens seems a real bargain, especially compared to their dinner menus! I wonder what's the catch? I'm very tempted to try it.

In Tokyo, I decided to book at Udatsu Sushi instead of Kyubey, for lunch. Same price range, but Udatsu is more conveniently located for me this time.