Kizuna Sushi, Shinjuku Kabukicho

Reasonable price, quality sushi. Way better than sushi bought from department stores.

This place does a la carte and all you can eat at night. Obviously there are some restrictions for what you can order from the all you can eat menu but for 3900 yen (cost for women plus they include all you can drink soda for free for women) it was worth this price for this quality of sushi!Wouldn’t recommend to come for a la carte. While the ingredients were still great but because the chef also had to cater for all you can eat customers some of the quality suffered for example the seaweed was soggy.

Best sushi I've had. Very tasty and great price. There is an all you can eat option available however we only came to lunch for a short bit so we didn't choose this option.

I’d really give it a 3.5. The sushi was good, but not great. The all-you-can-eat option is great, especially if you go hungry. They have an English menu and it’s super easy to order. A lot of variety to choose from too. It’s usually slammed, so be prepared to wait. Overall, not a bad experience.

The sushi tastes really great! The atmosphere could be less fast food-like and of course they add a tourist fee because of the convenient location. You will find few locals there, but you could still do much much worse.

Great place in Shinjuku to get decently priced sushi for mid grade sushi. Ordering is done through the table computer and there is English available. Paid around $40 for this plate plus 3 other pieces not pictured. There is an all you can eat for $40, but I'm not sure if the fatty grade of tuna is included in that. This fed 2 semi hungry people

I'm really not a fan of wasabi. My biggest fear when I go out to eat sushi in Japan is that the staff will forget my request for no wasabi. I'm in there speaking Japanese, doing my best, but this happens often no matter where I go... Sushi is quite expensive, so I like it to be served the way I want it. When my deluxe set was served with wasabi, I politely mentioned this (In Japanese). I didn't want to waste such high quality food and work, so I told them I would still eat it, and did so half-heartedly. The fish quality is good, but the flavor of wasabi kind of ruins it for me. They only apologized. No discount or anything. I don't plan on coming back.

We enjoyed our sushi there. We chose the all you can eat option and there were surprisingly a lot of sushi and roll options (i.e. real crab, various types of tuna) which are ordered on iPad. There are a couple limits when ordering so refer to the menu under photos section. Don't expect broad menus like what you get in Canada. Don't expect westernized roll menus either. Service was very quick and staff were friendly and funny. Space is pretty big inside. I really enjoyed the eel. The only downside is that it is a bit pricey, but not too bad for Japan prices. Would come back if we want to eat a lot of sushi.