Sushi & Seafood · Omotesando

Heiroku Sushi Omotesando 平禄寿司表参道店

Retro conveyor-belt sushi on Omotesando since 1979: cheap plates, English menu and a fun Showa vibe among the luxury boutiques.

Hours11:00-21:00 (approx.)

ClosedIrregular

PriceTypical spend: ¥2,000

Getting thereMeiji-jingumae Station, 3 min; Omotesando Station, 6 min

Time needed45 min

Best timeWeekday afternoon

Address5-8-5 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo

About

Heiroku has been turning plates on Omotesando since 1979, a surprising survivor amid Prada and Dior. The chain descends from Genroku, Japan's first conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, and the Omotesando shop has an English menu and staff used to overseas visitors. Fish quality is chain-level but solid, prices are low, and it is an easy, cheerful lunch in the middle of a Harajuku-Omotesando shopping day.

Highlights

Conveyor belt running on Omotesando since 1979
Low-price plates with English menu
Retro Showa-style interior
Easy lunch stop between Harajuku and Aoyama

Tips

Lunch sets are the cheapest option
Mid-afternoon has little to no wait
Use the tablet or ask staff to order fresh pieces
Good stop for kids and picky eaters

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