Mori Mori Sushi Kanazawa Ekimae in Kanazawa

A litter expensive and size is not big

Nice place for sushi lovers. Queued around 30 mins. Sashimi & sushi and yummy and fresh. Highly recommend the tuna & uni sushi. Also the restaurant has great selection of alcohol, such as sake, beer & wine.

Great sushi experience. You order through a tablet and food comes in trains through a rail system directly to your table. Super fresh fish and attentive service.

Better than regular conveyor belt sushi! Service ok, though not extra friendly. (Also, waited for close to 1.5h before finally getting seated..) One favourite was the salmon aburi sushi, but overall, very much enjoyed the sushi/rolls despite the wait :-)

A place for sushi lover, but you should prepare to wait for at least half an hour as it is a well known sushi restaurant in Kanazawa

Fresh, efficient, tasty and diverse menu options ! Worth the wait on the particular day (over 40 mins wait). Good draft beer. Budget between 3-5k yen per person for a decent number of sushi (I bought majority salmon and tuna).

Awesome sushi! Especially for the price

Our visit to Morimiri was very enjoyable. The sushi was high standard compared to sushi outside Japan and ok standard by Japanese standard. The conveyor belt did not have much variety but you could order anything from the iPad and the selection was huge. Your order would be delivered within minutes. They also offer a few dishes with meat, soups, salad and desserts. It was all delicious. There was a very long line if people waiting when we got there (30+) but it only took around 20 minutes before we got seated. The friendly staff helped out a and was very nice

Good restaurant to try sushi, can order at your own pace on the screens at your seats, in english as well so is very easy to know what you are eating! Just had to queue for 30-40mins to get a seat but was worth the wait. No smoking as well which is a bonus!

Queued half an hour during lunch hours for this restaurant with perpetual queues... my verdict - just an average conveyor belt sushi restaurant. I wasn’t wowed by any particular sushi though the set lunch is pretty value for money. Anyhows, this place is no match for Nemuro Hanamaru from Sapporo (with branches in Tokyo)...

You have to draw a ticket at the entrance where you have to choose in which category you want to sit - unfortunately the software isn't translated so you don't know which button to press for the train seats (and staff rarely shows up in front of the restaurant). The line was super long and we had to wait quite long for two seats at the conveyor belt. The food wasn't really that good and pretty expensive and there certainly are better looking restaurants around.

fish and all the other seafood are fresh. Good quality. It’s a must go restaurant.

value for money sushi restaurants

Tastes fresh but isn’t worth over an hour waiting time.

We decided to try out this popular restaurant if the queue wasn't too long. Fortunately we were there early and we waited for only about 15 mins. We didn’t know how to use the queue system and we had to ask a kind gentleman to help us out. Ordering was easy as the menu was in English. We weren't sure what was good so we ordered the sushi set that came with a bowl of tasty soup priced at 1600 yen per person. We enjoyed our meal.

Fresh food and reasonably priced. Very long waiting time though.

Very fresh and tasty sushi by the plate, order from a touchscreen.

Excellent conveyor belt sushiGo at off peak hours to avoid the crowd.

Reasonable price, good taste, cozy, clean, has English menu, and fresh ingredients.

Wide selection of sushi and sashimi to choose from. Once seated, the service is fast and prompt.

Excellent sushi (got “top tier” set), and the sake was very good.

The food is so fresh. Good taste. Easy to go. It located at 6th floor at department store next to the kanazawa station.

It is a chain, also present in Tokyo. Tasty is good and you won’t be disappointed.

Absolutely delicious and reasonably priced! Great selection for vegetarians too. We had to wait about 30 minutes to get in but it was worth it!

One of the best conveyer belt sushi places in the area. Fresh sashimi. Reasonably priced (per pax approx USD 30 but it varies depends what you order. Sushi Plate can go as Low as Yen 120 per plate to Yen 1,500 per plate). The queue can be quite crazy. Expect to wait more than 2.5 hours during dinner. Grab a ticket first then go shopping.

The sushi is big and fresh!We had a wide variety of food, so we were very happy with the variety of sushi we had.However, it's best to check in advance how to do the reception and what time you should be there as it gets really busy on weekends☺️.

I'm hesitant to give poor ratings to eateries but Mori Mori has really poor customer service. The waiter managing the queue was blatantly discriminatory in how he treated customers of different countries. We were so shocked and turned off that we switched to another restaurant instead.There was a queue of about 10 customers ahead of me and my family at Mori Mori. The waiter gave us a queue number with a long face. We thought this to be strange as we seldom encounter this in Japan, probably he just had a bad day. But shortly after we saw he was all smiles when talking to another group of Caucasian ladies. To other groups of Asian customers, again he pulled a long face. When he called our number, we went up to the counter but he said he never called our number. Again in a very curt manner. That was the last straw for us. We thought why we should put up with this bad attitude when we were the customers. Will never come back to this eatery!

Good dining experience with friend at here. Moat of the sushi are fresh, especially the fatty tuna fish. 4 star because of the fatty tuna sashimi. Well done to chef and the management team to maintain quality food to the customers.

Delicious sushi, Extremely fresh and well prepared.

Amazing Sushi. On weekend days long queue possible

Mediocre sushi. Nothing special. Not sure what the hype is all about in the reviews. Wouldn’t go again.

Fresh food, hot / cold water and tea served

Fresh seafood sushi. you have to receive a number first, and wait for the staff to call your number, but the staff can only speak Japanese, be sure you understand the Japanese pronunciation of numbers.

Affordable price for good quality sushi

Oishi... #muslimfriendly1. No pork in menu list 2. Tempting of chirasi don menu.. (no Mirin use in the rice)3. Nice ambiance..4. Worth to try..5. Miso soup as side dish is serve with 🦀There is 2 different place.. One is the conveyor belt sushi (a long queue) while other side is the bowl menu..

Very good sushi. Price is reasonable, it ended up costing 55000 yen for 2 people and we were quite full. Long wait but worth it for the experience. Menu in English is helpful.

The best sushi we had in Japan

While everyone queues for it and we got recommended by the locals to go there, the sushi wasnt phenomenal and I did not understand the craze for it. Pricey too

Queue can be quite long but portion is a bit small.

Amazing quality! Best sushi meal in kanazawa so far.

Nice sushi at the restaurant. The main branch is at Omicho market. There's a ticket machine at the restaurant entrance to get a queue number. We visited on a weekday lunch so the crowd was still quite manageable. Got ourselves a table within 30 mins.

I absolutely loved it! There is a queue but when you get in you eat like a king and very very cheaply! YUM!

Delicious, but a bit pricey.

Don't go here. 2nd worst sushi in Kanazawa. After 30 years eating sushi once a week, and twice a day in Japan for the last 3 weeks, this place was a huge letdown. Much better sushi anywhere in the train station!The menu looks great, but your food won't match... They show you the best cut of fish and then serve you the palest, cheapest part to you as "sushi" 😝. Those who know, stay away...

Good value and excellently fresh fish

Great place! Would definitely go here again. Delivery of the sushi with the shinkansen train is really great fun for people of all ages. The sushi is very fresh, you can make your own green tea at the table and the prices are reasonable.

You should come early from its opening time since it is easily get crowded. Sushi and other stuuf they serve are very fresh and delicious.

Be prepared to queue. The prices are higher than the average kaiten sushi, but the quality of the seafood justifies it

As noted previously', located on the 6th floor of the Forus shopping centre. I'm not sure the hours are correct on Google maps as we tried to get in last night at 9.15 pm but the whole of Forus was locked up. Anyway we went about 4pm today and had some nice sushi at a reasonable price. They have a decent range and variety and aside from the belt you can order from a neat touch screen and items are delivered quickly. By the time we left at 5 pm a queue had formed outside. I thought it was good but not good enough to queue up for.