Ariso Sushi

A very cosy place for a quick bite on 4F Edo market floor. The variety maybe smaller but the fish is extremely fresh and they have good cuts of tuna.

The sushi was good, fast and if you order it fresh. The prices were also reasonable. To sum up a good place for a last bite before taking your flight.

Foreigner friendly kaiten sushi restaurant with menu in English. A few booths for groups. Sushi order sheets are Japanese only. Staff could be more friendly....

Decent sushi per order. Foreigner friendly.

Sushi wasn't great but what can u expect from food at the airport. It worked for me.Ordered a sushi set, shirako and sea squirt and two beers cos check in counter not opened yet. Cost : approx 8k yen (see pics below if it shows up)

nice. but it seems to be a bit pricey

In the Haneda International Airport, the 24-hour sushi restaurant on the 4th floor of Edo Trail is very good, the food is clean and fresh, but because I used the same thing in Ginza the day before, I feel that it is ordinary but it is about to take the opportunity. The passengers who leave, it is a good choice to taste sushi again.

Given the location it’s not a bad value. Similar quality to average sushi place in Tokyo and prices are slightly higher.

A 24-hour shop in the international terminal. The style to order by checking the list of things you want to eat on the slip. It's long before sushi is served. Even though the shop is not crowded at all in the early morning, the service will be deducted from the ones that are different from the ones requested.

Nice staff and nice food.

Haneda Airport International Terminal 4th floor Edokoji is a 24-hour sushi restaurant.You can enjoy authentic Edo-style sushi using carefully selected seafood from all over Japan and natural tuna.There are two box seats that can seat four people in the back with a total of about 30 seats. The rest is a counter.A system for ordering by filling out an order form.The grip is small.So you can eat a lot.North Sea Sanmai and natural book tuna are recommended.The red meat is very delicious.The scallop is also soft and fluffy.afterKanpyo rollsRelieved with nostalgic seasoning.Depending on the time of dayThe food is not served so quicklyWhen you have time and moneyI'll be close.

Before leaving, after arrival, sushi and sushi!There are two stores, and the photo is a new open type store. There is also a store type with a sofa box seat on the opposite side.Although it is in a location like this, you can taste stable conveyor belt sushi (do not compare with counter sushi)

Always a bit crowded and costly. Good place to have Sushi before leaving Tokyo, if you didn't have time to have some at city...

On the second level of departures this is a little gem among many places to eat. Nice tech in use at each table to make ordering easy. Sushi is tasty too.

2nd time here and I liked the Hokkaido set. This time I added on uni sashimi and fatty tuna. Uni was very good, creamy and fresh. Tuna was just ok.

Ok.

Nice, very nice sushi. Even it is in the airport, but still better than some restaurant in city.

So first thing first. That green powder you see at the table? Yeah those aren't seasoning. It's actually macha (green tea) powder that you can make yourself with the provided hot water. I saw some tourists smothered the powder on the sushi and didn't have the heart to tell them. On to the restaurant itself. It's basically a sushi served on the conveyor belt. Do not get fooled though, the quality is still better than most sushi you find anywhere else outside Japan. They don't put everything on the belt though. If you want to order the fatty tuna or other high end sushi you will need to order to the chef. Everything is in Japanese, so what you need to do is look at the bigger menu with photos, match the number with the smaller menu where your write your order quantity. Reasonable price too and delicious. Definitely worth going in early to the airport to dine in first. Highly recommended!

Everything was just ok, but it could be a choice when you are just landed and looking for a meal. Staff was friendly and English menu is available.

Quite a good place for sushi before you leave Tokyo, just the rice is a bit overly acidic

Good sushi, definitely the most I paid for that level of quality while in Japan.

Open 24 hours, Zhong has 3 Masters to provide services, Zhongxiang point ~

Best sushi ever...

Hungry, then came down from the hotel next to the airport for 24 hours. Starting the first day trip, sipping hot tea.

Good sushi, but pricey

It's a bit expensive, but it's really nice to be open 24 hours. I went early in the morning but grabbed it right away. It was delicious. The clerk's response was good. It was crowded at night.

i always go to this sushi restaurant before i go to abroad.this restaurant is little expensive but i satisfied with the quality in the airport restaurants.many foreign people are in there.

Good quality kaitenzushi, though I'll caveat that by admitting to always ordering the same items (hotate, amaebi, uni). The uni is consistently one of the freshest I've had, which is especially impressive because this is an airport restaurant.

It's not cheap, but it's the most delicious and fresh sushi in my japan travel, indeed. Also, it opens 24 hours. You can enjoy even at midnight when you are waiting for your flight.

Doubly convenient, this sushi restaurant is located at the airport and it sports a conveyer belt of ready to eat plates if you're in a rush. The quality is excellent, and the price is reasonable. I recommend grabbing some real Japanese sushi here before flying internationally.

Since I go overseas every month, I eat once every two flights from Haneda. Haneda is often used for late-night flights, so it is dinner. Everything is delicious. It's a good sushi to eat at the airport!