Sushi Yasuda

Had mixed views on it.

Recalls it felt singular when fewer high-end sushi spots existed; says it has not felt special for years.

Commenter dislikes uni generally but found this omakase counter's uni delicious and kept ordering more on a first visit.

Counts Yasuda among the best sushi they have eaten.

Liked how several seafood types came as a series of comparisons, unlike single pieces at other omakase meals.

Lists it among recommended picks in the higher-priced tier.

Says this place runs an omakase that continues until the diner asks it to stop.

Feels the quality has declined.

Names it as a sushi pick in reply to the request.

Calls it a favorite special-occasion restaurant for fish quality and an unhurried meal.

Nearly booked it as a first high-end sushi meal but skipped it on advice, feeling glad about that choice.

Names Yasuda as the answer to the sushi request, offering no further detail.

Felt disappointed on a visit some years ago; thinks earlier buzz and acclaim may have inflated expectations.

Bare reply naming Sushi Yasuda as an answer to the omakase request.

Says it is always excellent, regrets the price rises, but thinks it's worth an occasional splurge.

Likes the simple design and fish-focused sushi, calling the overall package almost perfect.

Simply says they love Yasuda.

Names it among past spots offering a similar experience; says they have not been in years.

Agrees with the post, saying it's the best.

Praises the fish quality and service at this sushi place, noting omakase and à la carte options and easy access.

After trying many high-end sushi spots, says none beat Yasuda, especially its rice.

Earlier visits were enjoyable, but later ones disappointed, with feeling pushed to sell more; stopped going.