Review of Eating to My Heart's Content at the Misa Restaurant Sushi Ian & with 1990 Won Conveyor Belt Sushi

Finally Visiting the Misa Restaurant I Saw on Instagram!

There was a place that kept appearing on my Instagram feed recently. It was a conveyor belt sushi restaurant called Sushi Ian & located in Misa! There were so many reviews saying the quality was great for a uniform price of 1990 won, so I was curious, and I finally went there with a friend, haha.

It's located on the 2nd floor of Harrington Tower Lake Park, about a 3-minute walk from Misa Station Exit 9. The exterior of the building was clean and easy to find!

Waiting Even on a Weekday?!

I arrived around 6 PM on a Tuesday... and there was a wait! Even on a weekday, there were so many people, which made me think that a famous place is indeed different. Fortunately, I was able to queue in advance using the Tabling app, so I waited about 20 minutes.

While waiting, you can take a light walk around Misa Lake Park nearby. It was convenient to receive a notification via KakaoTalk when it was our turn!

Finally Entering! The Atmosphere Inside is Nice

Upon entering the store, it was more spacious and clean than I expected. There was an open kitchen in the center where you could watch the chefs make sushi, which gave a sense of trust. The wood-tone interior and soft lighting created a very pleasant atmosphere.

We sat at the counter seats right in front of the conveyor belt. It was fun to watch the sushi go around, and it was nice to be able to order directly from the chef for items not on the belt!

The Power of the 1990 Won Uniform Price!

Every plate is really 1990 won! Usually, conveyor belt sushi restaurants have different prices depending on the plate color, but here, the uniform price allowed us to choose freely without worry. The menu was more diverse than I expected, offering a wide range of choices.

Finally Time to Taste!

The first pick was salmon sushi! The salmon was really thick and fresh. They said it was matured in an earthenware pot, and it was incredibly soft and had a rich flavor. The rice portion was just right, allowing the salmon flavor to stand out.

The scallop sushi was also really delicious! I didn't expect the scallop to be so big and sweet. The harmony with the special sauce on top was really nice.

As I picked and ate various items, I ended up with this much! There were shrimp sushi, flatfish sushi, tamago, and even beef sushi, which was unique. It was my first time trying beef sushi, and it was surprisingly tasty.

Can't Miss the Side Menu!

I ordered udon as well because I thought just eating sushi might be a bit plain. The broth was really clean, and the noodles were chewy. It was really good for the price!

How Much Did It Cost?

For the two of us, we had 16 plates of sushi and one udon, totaling 35,760 won. At a regular conveyor belt sushi restaurant, this much would cost 50,000 to 60,000 won, so the cost-effectiveness was really great. I couldn't believe the quality at this price!

Visit Tips and Precautions

Even if there's a wait, Misa Lake Park is right nearby, so it's a good way to pass the time, and the staff were friendly, making for a pleasant dining experience.

Honest Overall Impression

It was truly a cost-effective restaurant as rumored! The quality was so good that it was hard to believe the price was 1990 won, and the ingredients were fresh. The salmon and scallop were especially delicious, and the special sauces matched well with each sushi.

It's a bit disappointing that there's a wait, but it must be because it's so delicious that many people come. Next time, I must bring my family along. Now I have a definite choice for conveyor belt sushi in Misa!

Places to Explore Nearby

After the meal, it's nice to take a walk at Misa Lake Park right next door. Especially in the evening, the night view is really beautiful, making it a perfect date course. Hanam Starfield is also a 10-minute drive away, so you can enjoy shopping as well!