Nagomi Sushi

The name of the restaurant is Nagomi Sushi. This restaurant specializes in sushi. Their nigiri sushi is very delicately made. Basically, you can eat one in one bite, and it is freshly made.

It's a small town, a small store, but the business seems to be good. It was two or three o'clock in the afternoon, and there were still several groups of customers in the store. We were refueling nearby while rushing on the road. By the way, I searched for nearby Asian fast food restaurants and came here according to the comments. My friend and I ordered beef rice, kimchi rice and udon noodles respectively. I don't know if the boss's hand was shaking that day and added a few more spoons of seasoning or the taste was originally heavy. The three rices we ordered were very salty. Basically, I drank water crazily in the afternoon. But the taste itself is actually good, and the quantity is also quite large. Udon noodles are said to be relatively light, but the quantity is a bit small. The prices are quite cheap, and they are not much different from the same dishes in China. For locals, it should be very affordable. The boss is Japanese, and the boss lady should be a local. It is a typical husband-and-wife shop. One person cooks, and one person cashes out and pays the bill and serves the dishes. The small road outside the store is covered with autumn leaves, which gives people a feeling of slow life.

They also have Japanese ramen and tea rice, both of which are delicious and light.

The sushi restaurant business mainly attracts Japanese tourists and the techniques are OK

Their bean sprout soba noodles are very good, even better with a cup of tea