I was there earlier this year in Mar, same exact Shibuya location…very good service…Japanese all you can eat restaurant usually have very strict funky weird rule… my waitress took her time and very patiently explained everything to me…even though they had English menu with rule explanation but it,s more like Japlish to me…overall, great experience, highly recommended!
Many all-you-can-eat restaurants in Japan have various rules. Many foreigners would be surprised. I am glad that you enjoyed including them. Thank you very much for your valuable and wonderful comments! I appreciate it very much.
Hey Aya, thank you for your videos, it's a pleasure to watch them. It would help a lot if you put a direct link to google maps in the description. It is often quite difficult to try and find a place by hand and sometimes I can't find them at all event hough the address is given. I know, it is strange, but the Japanese addresses are sometimes not recognised by google maps if you simply copy paste them. Maybe because it is done from outside of Japan ? I don't know. It becomes quite frustrating after a while, especially when you try to put many restaurants into your maps before visiting Japan.
Certainly from overseas, Google Maps is especially necessary. Please try the link below to see if it works. Tsukijitamazushi Tokyu Plaza Shibuyaten➡ goo.gl/maps/Xz2XasdguwpcUqAC7
Thank you for posting the long awaited sushi video. When im in Japan i really have to go there!! The nigiris and gunkans look soo delicious. (The squid leg and eel sushi with the sweet sauce looks so tasty) Im really jealous. Did you like this all you can eat sushi more or the other store you showed us? I somehow would choose this one (also because of unlimited time. Then i would be not stressed out)
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. (Sorry for the wait. It always takes me so long to edit.) If I had to choose the best sushi video I have ever delivered, I would choose Tama Zushi in Shibuya too. The reason is the same as you jacobsebastian, unlimited time to enjoy. All-you-can-eat restaurants with unlimited time are very rare.
The prices of ikura and uni are soaring.That seems to be the main reason for the limited number. If you want to eat a lot of ikura and uni, Hina sushi in Ginza might be good.
Aya san, thank you for always sharing such nice place for buffets, I am so looking forward to try, can you share your latest now on Japanese Buffet on Breakfast and Lunch? I will be visiting again in mid -end Nov.
Hello. We are glad to hear that you are coming to Japan again. Here is a Google map of the restaurants that were well received by foreigners regarding the breakfast and lunch buffet. This is the restaurant where I delivered my video before. I hope this information is helpful. Breakfast 1st : Ginza Choshoku Lab. Breakfast and lunch are also recommended. Reservations are required. Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/KbM3itrTvq4fZcAg6 2nd ：Akihabara Washington Hotel Breakfast. Reservations not required. Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/KwDW4jJHcfMgG36fA Lunch 1st ：Kakurebo Shinjyuku Lunch Buffet. You can order freshly fried tempura. Unfortunately, there is no English form, so foreigners have to use their cell phones to translate and fill out the form. The food is Japanese buffet. Reservations are required. Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/aqnsFo3SDQUBUQWm6 2nd : Kuchikahou lunch buffet. Tempura and Japanese restaurant. Reservation required. Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/WfjNYywotfXt1DnG6
@pjpororo323 P.S. Tsukiji Tama Sushi Shibuya has changed its prices and all-you-can-eat rules. Please see below. All-you-can-eat prices have changed effective Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Female / 4,980yen/$33.28USD (5,478yen/$36.62USD including tax) Male / 5,480 yen/$36.64USD (6,028 yen/$40.30USD including tax) (1st grade to 6th grade)/3,480yen/$23.27USD (3,828yen/$25.59USD including tax) (3 years old to preschooler)/2,480 yen/$16.58USD (2,728 yen/$18.24USD including tax) A new "all-you-can-eat" system will begin! First [FURUMAI SUSHI] (limited 6 pieces, 2 recommended pieces, 1 recommended roll) will be served
Hi Aya, thank you for making this video! I'll be travelling to Japan in a few months and i'm wondering if they have a wide range of aburi (blow-torched) sushi there for those that don't eat raw? Thanks in advance! :D
Hello. Unfortunately this restaurant only had two seared sushi varieties when I was there. Seared Salmon and Seared Toro. The all-you-can-eat restaurant called Hina Sushi had 5 types of seared sushi. Seared Toro, Seared Sea Bream, Seared Engawa, Seared Salmon, and Seared Scallop. The video of Hinazushi Nishi-Ginza All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant has been previously distributed. Information about the restaurant ➡ hina-sushi.com/en/shops-en/nishi-ginza/ I hope my information is useful to you. Please enjoy your trip to Japan!
Aya looked beyond delicious 😋. Question for you, if you are a non native & do not speak Japanese how do you order? I would love to visit this restaurant once I get back to Tokyo.
Thanks for watching. Please refer to the store information.👇👇👇 All-you-can-eat prices have changed effective Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Female / 4,980yen/$33.28USD (5,478yen/$36.62USD including tax) Male / 5,480 yen/$36.64USD (6,028 yen/$40.30USD including tax) (1st grade to 6th grade)/3,480yen/$23.27USD (3,828yen/$25.59USD including tax) (3 years old to preschooler)/2,480 yen/$16.58USD (2,728 yen/$18.24USD including tax) A new "all-you-can-eat" system will begin! First [FURUMAI SUSHI] (limited 6 pieces, 2 recommended pieces, 1 recommended roll) will be served 【Store Info.】 Tsukijitamazushi Tokyu Plaza Shibuyaten➡ goo.gl/maps/Xz2XasdguwpcUqAC7 Tsukiji Tama Sushi All-You-Can-Eat High-End Sushi Restaurant] www.tamasushi.co.jp/tabehoudai/ The homepage of the restaurant is in Japanese, but you can switch the language to English from the top menu. 【Tabelog】 tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13242336/ Reservations can be made by phone. Tokyu Plaza Shibuya ➡03-5422-3570 (+81-3-5422-3570)
It is a little bit 怖い to visit a restaurant such as this when you are visiting from another country and can only read hiragana. However your explanation is very thorough (and very enjoyable!) and now I feel braver about visiting one of the Tamasushi branches. I did not know that temaki sushi originated at Tamasushi, as my young daughter adores nori the temaki style is a big favourite. We are very excited to come here in August. From London; thank you so much for your delightful restaurant guides (also - I love your elegant ohashi technique, it must be difficult to hold the camera as you show the food but you make it look so easy!)
Thanks again for watching and commenting. I am 怖い too. I feel the same way when I go to a foreign country and don't understand the language😥 Wow! you are coming in August from London.Your daughter loves NORI. How cute! Unfortunately Tama Sushi doesn't have an English menu. The good thing is unlimited time. For reference, Hina Sushi and Itamae Sushi, which I posted on video before, have English menus. There is a time limit, though. I want foreigners to enjoy eating many delicious Japanese dishes. But unfortunately, there are not so many restaurants with English menus in Japan. I would be happy if my review can help you in some small way. Shooting video of sushi and meat is the hardest part. Thank you for your kind words☺️
Seems like you like lean fish and shellfish. I actually went to this restaurant in Tsukiji the first time I went to Japan in late 1990s. Back then, there were no all you can eat or at least I did not know about it. Looks like the menu selection are all in Japanese. Will they provide one in English or should we use our phone to translate? Do you anticipate that this deal will continue into March of this year? We are booked to go to Tokyo next month after 3 years since our last visit. Thank you.
Tsukiji Tama Sushi in Shibuya reopened in April 2021. It is still new and very popular because all-you-can-eat sushi for unlimited time is rare. Therefore, I think the all-you-can-eat will continue. Unfortunately, there is no English menu. In the future, they may have an English menu, but for now, you will need to translate it with your cell phone.
Another all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, Hina Sushi, has an English menu and English forms to fill out! Please see the link below for more information. Hina Sushi Store Information: hina-sushi.com/en/shops-en/nishi-ginza/ youtube➡ th-cam.com/video/145eSGY6D0Q/w-d-xo.html
All of the restaurants are attractive in their own way, so I can understand why you are confused. Tama Sushi offers unlimited hours. If you want to eat sushi slowly, this restaurant is good. However, there is no English menu and sea urchin and salmon roe are two pieces each. It is not suitable for those who want to eat a lot of sea urchin and salmon roe. Next is Itamae Sushi, where the sea urchin is a limited item. There is no limit to the number of pieces you can order for salmon roe and other sushi. English menu is available. However, the stay time is 70 minutes. You need to be very fast to eat. Next, at Hina Sushi in Ginza, each table can order up to 20 pieces of sushi. It is not suitable for a large group. If you are alone, you can eat quite a bit in 2 hours. There is no limit on the number of pieces of salmon roe and sea urchin. English menu is also available. I think the issues are the number of people using the restaurant, the type of sushi you want to eat, the time you stay. Angeline, what do you think about it?
@@aya_food_adventures Thank you for elaborating. I tried to book Tama Sushi for the date, I will be there but it’s not open for booking yet. Will try again. Thank you.
@atym0096 Sorry for the late reply. The restaurant's website appears to be a phone reservation. Can you search for the restaurant on Google Maps? Would it be possible to make a reservation from there? This is the store's website. www.tamasushi.co.jp/shop/%e3%81%95%e3%81%95%e3%81%97%e3%81%90%e3%82%8c%e3%80%80%e6%9d%b1%e6%80%a5%e3%83%97%e3%83%a9%e3%82%b6%e6%b8%8b%e8%b0%b7%e5%ba%97/
I love sushi and can eat relatively a lot of it. I ate slowly because there was no time limit. I think I was in the restaurant for about 4 hours while taking videos.
The raw fat of amberjack is tight, low viscosity, and has a crunchy texture. I used the word "crispy” to describe such lightness, but there may be a more appropriate word.
the "crispy" texture is usually the fish muscle still in the rigor mortis period (it's what make corpses stiff). depending on the species it could be anywhere up to 48hrs since its death.
Its an asian thing to describe the consistence of specific food as crispy. For exemple if we eat cooked or raw squid then we describe the meat as crispy because of its freshness (even though it not fried). Its kinda hard to explain.
Thank you for your comment. Many all-you-can-eat sushi places have different prices based on gender. I understand that you are wondering. There are people like me who eat a lot. I think the price should be the same.
Wow, u sure can eat! That's too much rice for me. He's piling on the rice when u start to order platters. Wish we can ask for less rice or sashimi it. So many to try... He's giving u alot of rice cos u ordered alot and he's afraid of losing profit. Rice makes u full faster.
Thank you for watching. All-you-can-eat sushi is for those who can eat a lot. This restaurant has a sashimi menu separate from the all-you-can-eat menu. Better to order the regular sushi menu and sashimi.
It is never RUDE. It is common and preferred at sushi restaurants to order by specifying specific items. Some sushi restaurants, however, may only offer a "leave it to us" course.
I was there earlier this year in Mar, same exact Shibuya location…very good service…Japanese all you can eat restaurant usually have very strict funky weird rule… my waitress took her time and very patiently explained everything to me…even though they had English menu with rule explanation but it,s more like Japlish to me…overall, great experience, highly recommended!
Many all-you-can-eat restaurants in Japan have various rules. Many foreigners would be surprised.
I am glad that you enjoyed including them. Thank you very much for your valuable and wonderful comments!
I appreciate it very much.
what do you mean weird funky rule? Could you give me some examples please? thank you!
looks super oishi!
Thanks for the comment. Yeah, it's super oishi!
Just found your channel. Love what I’m seeing. 😊
Thank you for your nice comment. I will introduce many delicious foods from Japan. I will also try my best to share useful information. 🤗
More unlimited sushi again 😍😍 i really like it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
All-you-can-eat sushi for unlimited time is very rare.
I love it too because i can eat slowly😋😄
Wow, this place looks great! I will save! あいがとうございます、あやさん！ところで、外国の子供たちのエージはどうやって見せられますか？
Hey Aya, thank you for your videos, it's a pleasure to watch them. It would help a lot if you put a direct link to google maps in the description. It is often quite difficult to try and find a place by hand and sometimes I can't find them at all event hough the address is given. I know, it is strange, but the Japanese addresses are sometimes not recognised by google maps if you simply copy paste them. Maybe because it is done from outside of Japan ? I don't know. It becomes quite frustrating after a while, especially when you try to put many restaurants into your maps before visiting Japan.
Certainly from overseas, Google Maps is especially necessary.
Please try the link below to see if it works.
Tsukijitamazushi Tokyu Plaza Shibuyaten➡ goo.gl/maps/Xz2XasdguwpcUqAC7
This LEvel of Video is great , KEep up the good work
Just subbed 👍👍
Thanks for the nice comment. I’ll work hard💪🥰
Visit this restaurant is a must! 😍😍😍😍
Btw did u eat all the menu? 😂
I see you like sushi. If I had a big enough stomach, I could eat the whole menu...🤔
Thank you for posting the long awaited sushi video. When im in Japan i really have to go there!! The nigiris and gunkans look soo delicious. (The squid leg and eel sushi with the sweet sauce looks so tasty) Im really jealous.
Did you like this all you can eat sushi more or the other store you showed us?
I somehow would choose this one (also because of unlimited time. Then i would be not stressed out)
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. (Sorry for the wait. It always takes me so long to edit.)
If I had to choose the best sushi video I have ever delivered, I would choose Tama Zushi in Shibuya too. The reason is the same as you jacobsebastian, unlimited time to enjoy. All-you-can-eat restaurants with unlimited time are very rare.
Amazing sushi!! Too bad ikura and uni are limited as I could eat 10 of each
The prices of ikura and uni are soaring.That seems to be the main reason for the limited number.
If you want to eat a lot of ikura and uni, Hina sushi in Ginza might be good.
Aya san, thank you for always sharing such nice place for buffets, I am so looking forward to try, can you share your latest now on Japanese Buffet on Breakfast and Lunch? I will be visiting again in mid -end Nov.
Hello. We are glad to hear that you are coming to Japan again.
Here is a Google map of the restaurants that were well received by foreigners regarding the breakfast and lunch buffet.
This is the restaurant where I delivered my video before. I hope this information is helpful.
Breakfast
1st : Ginza Choshoku Lab. Breakfast and lunch are also recommended. Reservations are required.
Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/KbM3itrTvq4fZcAg6
2nd ：Akihabara Washington Hotel Breakfast. Reservations not required.
Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/KwDW4jJHcfMgG36fA
Lunch
1st ：Kakurebo Shinjyuku Lunch Buffet. You can order freshly fried tempura. Unfortunately, there is no English form, so foreigners have to use their cell phones to translate and fill out the form. The food is Japanese buffet.
Reservations are required.
Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/aqnsFo3SDQUBUQWm6
2nd : Kuchikahou lunch buffet. Tempura and Japanese restaurant. Reservation required.
Google map➡ maps.app.goo.gl/WfjNYywotfXt1DnG6
@pjpororo323
P.S. Tsukiji Tama Sushi Shibuya has changed its prices and all-you-can-eat rules. Please see below.
All-you-can-eat prices have changed effective Tuesday, May 2, 2023.
Female / 4,980yen/$33.28USD (5,478yen/$36.62USD including tax)
Male / 5,480 yen/$36.64USD (6,028 yen/$40.30USD including tax)
(1st grade to 6th grade)/3,480yen/$23.27USD (3,828yen/$25.59USD including tax)
(3 years old to preschooler)/2,480 yen/$16.58USD (2,728 yen/$18.24USD including tax)
A new "all-you-can-eat" system will begin!
First [FURUMAI SUSHI] (limited 6 pieces, 2 recommended pieces, 1 recommended roll) will be served
@@aya_food_adventures oh really, thank you Aya san for your update. Looks like alot has change since the reopening of the boarders
Hi Aya, thank you for making this video! I'll be travelling to Japan in a few months and i'm wondering if they have a wide range of aburi (blow-torched) sushi there for those that don't eat raw? Thanks in advance! :D
Hello. Unfortunately this restaurant only had two seared sushi varieties when I was there.
Seared Salmon and Seared Toro.
The all-you-can-eat restaurant called Hina Sushi had 5 types of seared sushi.
Seared Toro, Seared Sea Bream, Seared Engawa, Seared Salmon, and Seared Scallop.
The video of Hinazushi Nishi-Ginza All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant has been previously distributed.
Information about the restaurant ➡ hina-sushi.com/en/shops-en/nishi-ginza/
I hope my information is useful to you. Please enjoy your trip to Japan!
@@aya_food_adventures thank you so much for the prompt reply and assistance! I'll check out your recommendation! :)
Aya looked beyond delicious 😋. Question for you, if you are a non native & do not speak Japanese how do you order? I would love to visit this restaurant once I get back to Tokyo.
Thank you for your comments. We are trying to help those who are in need of such things. But it is difficult to do so right now.
@@aya_food_adventures got it !! Is there a device that could translate ?
Yummy
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for watching. Please refer to the store information.👇👇👇
All-you-can-eat prices have changed effective Tuesday, May 2, 2023.
Female / 4,980yen/$33.28USD (5,478yen/$36.62USD including tax)
Male / 5,480 yen/$36.64USD (6,028 yen/$40.30USD including tax)
(1st grade to 6th grade)/3,480yen/$23.27USD (3,828yen/$25.59USD including tax)
(3 years old to preschooler)/2,480 yen/$16.58USD (2,728 yen/$18.24USD including tax)
A new "all-you-can-eat" system will begin!
First [FURUMAI SUSHI] (limited 6 pieces, 2 recommended pieces, 1 recommended roll) will be served
【Store Info.】
Tsukijitamazushi Tokyu Plaza Shibuyaten➡ goo.gl/maps/Xz2XasdguwpcUqAC7
Tsukiji Tama Sushi All-You-Can-Eat High-End Sushi Restaurant] www.tamasushi.co.jp/tabehoudai/
The homepage of the restaurant is in Japanese, but you can switch the language to English from the top menu.
【Tabelog】 tabelog.com/en/tokyo/A1303/A130301/13242336/
Reservations can be made by phone. Tokyu Plaza Shibuya ➡03-5422-3570 (+81-3-5422-3570)
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Can we order sashimi at these sushi buffets places?
Sushi buffet does not include sashimi. Sushi only. The restaurant has a sashimi menu, so you can order it.
It is a little bit 怖い to visit a restaurant such as this when you are visiting from another country and can only read hiragana. However your explanation is very thorough (and very enjoyable!) and now I feel braver about visiting one of the Tamasushi branches. I did not know that temaki sushi originated at Tamasushi, as my young daughter adores nori the temaki style is a big favourite. We are very excited to come here in August. From London; thank you so much for your delightful restaurant guides (also - I love your elegant ohashi technique, it must be difficult to hold the camera as you show the food but you make it look so easy!)
Thanks again for watching and commenting.
I am 怖い too. I feel the same way when I go to a foreign country and don't understand the language😥
Wow! you are coming in August from London.Your daughter loves NORI. How cute! Unfortunately Tama Sushi doesn't have an English menu. The good thing is unlimited time.
For reference, Hina Sushi and Itamae Sushi, which I posted on video before, have English menus. There is a time limit, though.
I want foreigners to enjoy eating many delicious Japanese dishes. But unfortunately, there are not so many restaurants with English menus in Japan. I would be happy if my review can help you in some small way.
Shooting video of sushi and meat is the hardest part. Thank you for your kind words☺️
did they have english menu ?
Tama Sushi did not have an English menu. However, you can see the English translations of more than half of the menu items in my video.
Seems like you like lean fish and shellfish. I actually went to this restaurant in Tsukiji the first time I went to Japan in late 1990s. Back then, there were no all you can eat or at least I did not know about it. Looks like the menu selection are all in Japanese. Will they provide one in English or should we use our phone to translate? Do you anticipate that this deal will continue into March of this year? We are booked to go to Tokyo next month after 3 years since our last visit. Thank you.
Tsukiji Tama Sushi in Shibuya reopened in April 2021. It is still new and very popular because all-you-can-eat sushi for unlimited time is rare. Therefore, I think the all-you-can-eat will continue. Unfortunately, there is no English menu. In the future, they may have an English menu, but for now, you will need to translate it with your cell phone.
I'm getting anxious just thinking about how I'd go about ordering the food😮 if I don't know japanese
Another all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, Hina Sushi, has an English menu and English forms to fill out!
Please see the link below for more information.
Hina Sushi Store Information: hina-sushi.com/en/shops-en/nishi-ginza/
youtube➡ th-cam.com/video/145eSGY6D0Q/w-d-xo.html
You have posted a few AYCE sushi buffets. Which one you like best? Now I can't decide which to go. Help!
All of the restaurants are attractive in their own way, so I can understand why you are confused.
Tama Sushi offers unlimited hours. If you want to eat sushi slowly, this restaurant is good. However, there is no English menu and sea urchin and salmon roe are two pieces each. It is not suitable for those who want to eat a lot of sea urchin and salmon roe.
Next is Itamae Sushi, where the sea urchin is a limited item. There is no limit to the number of pieces you can order for salmon roe and other sushi. English menu is available. However, the stay time is 70 minutes. You need to be very fast to eat.
Next, at Hina Sushi in Ginza, each table can order up to 20 pieces of sushi. It is not suitable for a large group. If you are alone, you can eat quite a bit in 2 hours. There is no limit on the number of pieces of salmon roe and sea urchin. English menu is also available.
I think the issues are the number of people using the restaurant, the type of sushi you want to eat, the time you stay.
Angeline, what do you think about it?
@@aya_food_adventures Thank you for elaborating. I tried to book Tama Sushi for the date, I will be there but it’s not open for booking yet. Will try again. Thank you.
Can you share link where to out in reservations online? Can't seems to find the link again.
Thank you.
@atym0096 Sorry for the late reply.
The restaurant's website appears to be a phone reservation. Can you search for the restaurant on Google Maps? Would it be possible to make a reservation from there?
This is the store's website.
www.tamasushi.co.jp/shop/%e3%81%95%e3%81%95%e3%81%97%e3%81%90%e3%82%8c%e3%80%80%e6%9d%b1%e6%80%a5%e3%83%97%e3%83%a9%e3%82%b6%e6%b8%8b%e8%b0%b7%e5%ba%97/
Do they have an English menu?
When I went there, there was an English-language sushi menu.
However, there was no English-language order form for all-you-can-eat use.
Do they have an English menu?
How many pieces do you have to eat to make it worth the all-you-can eat plan?
Hello, is this restaurant allows 01 person to reserve there?
Yes. Reservations for one person are possible.
@@aya_food_adventures glad to know. Thanks.
did this restaurant cancel the ayce sushi. can you please check? ty
This restaurant does all-you-can-eat sushi. They're open for business now.
Did you finish all of those alone?? 😅
If that were the case, I would be competing in the Gluttony Championship right now😁
How did u eat so much? That’s so much rice
I love sushi and can eat relatively a lot of it. I ate slowly because there was no time limit. I think I was in the restaurant for about 4 hours while taking videos.
I'm curious on how an uncooked fish is "crispy"? Is it mistranslation?
The raw fat of amberjack is tight, low viscosity, and has a crunchy texture. I used the word "crispy” to describe such lightness, but there may be a more appropriate word.
@@aya_food_adventures is it like biting an apple? Its crispy but the juice burst through
Yes, it feels like a cookie that crumbles when you chew it. It is proof that the fish is fresh.
the "crispy" texture is usually the fish muscle still in the rigor mortis period (it's what make corpses stiff). depending on the species it could be anywhere up to 48hrs since its death.
Its an asian thing to describe the consistence of specific food as crispy. For exemple if we eat cooked or raw squid then we describe the meat as crispy because of its freshness (even though it not fried). Its kinda hard to explain.
Interesting the price was different based on gender. Haven’t seen that before. Is that common at buffets in Japan?
Thank you for your comment.
Many all-you-can-eat sushi places have different prices based on gender. I understand that you are wondering.
There are people like me who eat a lot. I think the price should be the same.
No English menu?
There is no English version of the all-you-can-eat order form. However, there is English for sushi items.
Oishi😂
Yes! Oishi😋
Wow, u sure can eat!
That's too much rice for me. He's piling on the rice when u start to order platters. Wish we can ask for less rice or sashimi it. So many to try...
He's giving u alot of rice cos u ordered alot and he's afraid of losing profit. Rice makes u full faster.
Thank you for watching.
All-you-can-eat sushi is for those who can eat a lot. This restaurant has a sashimi menu separate from the all-you-can-eat menu. Better to order the regular sushi menu and sashimi.
Is it rude to ask the chef if I don't like "Saba"? or Salmon"?
It is never RUDE. It is common and preferred at sushi restaurants to order by specifying specific items. Some sushi restaurants, however, may only offer a "leave it to us" course.
Do they have English menu?
English menu is available. However, there is no all-you-can-eat English order form.