The Best Sushi in Japan

We eat at one of the best sushi shops in Japan, Sushisho Masa. It's accessible to the public (IE: no impossible reservation wait list) and the chef is extremely friendly. We ate the dinner course and it was over 2 hours worth of high quality sushi!

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[SNSDisLife]

With all my college savings, I decided to go to Japan last spring break with an itinerary that was heavily based off of Simon and Martina's videos. And I just want to say, truly, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU FOR EXISTING. Those 9 incredible days I spent in Japan was truly amazing and unforgettable. Back to the point, yes, we decided to go to this place, and Simon and Martina had no ounce of exaggeration during the entirety of this video. The entire experience in itself was surreal, and the chefs treated us like gods. My tea never went cold, my plate was wiped clean after every bite, and to top it off, it was a rainy night, and one of the apprentices ran after us and gave my friend and I umbrellas, which now hold an incredibly sentimental value in both mine and my friend's lives. We paid abut $260 for our meal, which was about 40 pieces. We could have gone further, but I literally was about to burst, although the patrons beside us kept going for a good amount of time after. Only downside, been back in the USA for almost 6 months, and eating sushi has never been the same, so I don't eat it as much anymore here. Sigh. TLDR: if you go to Japan, and are passionate about sushi, then this place is a MUST.

[rinau]

You guys should do a remake of this video since your back in Japan. This was one of my favorites, I've watched it like 30 times

[DanniAlvarado]

I've watched this video maybe 17 times now. I always come back to it.

[Heather]

Lolol people commenting things like "THAT'S NOT HOW YOU EAT SUSHI YOU WEABOOS!! OMG QUIT SMELLING IT!!" Meanwhile the sushi chefs are absolutely ecstatic about their reactions and sad when they say they're full and have to leave. Some of yall have no chill.

[eatyourkimchi]

Wow this got a lot more views than expected...

[YKhydrangea]

Out of all your FAP FAP'S this one I was most envious of you guys for. I can truly tell how awesome it must have been from your reactions. I want to go to Japan for sushi now!! D': You guys should so do another sushi review. :) Fighting!!

[alexkg]

Anyone else wipe their screen at the beginning thinking that the bug was on their monitor? haha

[takatomon]

Who's back here after watching the 2020 version??? :D

[geminiproject]

I completely understand the looks on your faces while eating the sushi. I've been to a place that serves that style of sushi and it makes your eyes roll back and you want to cry.  This places looks AMAZING and it's reminding me of my good experiences too!

Also, side note but how come the comments on this video in particular are suddenly so nasty?  What's wrong with people? Are Japan fans just that much snobbier? This coming from someone who knows more about Japan and knew nothing about Korea, I'm really ashamed.  Fun fact, people from Osaka all smell their food before eating. I'm sure these people wouldn't be leaving nasty comments about an Osakan Japanese person doing that while eating Edo style sushi.  So many mega rude comments below and it's really upsetting me but I hope you guys just ignore them cuz they're all nuts :(

[chloehong]

I'm seeing a lot of comments about how Simon and Martina are rude for speaking loudly (kind of) in the restaurant, how stupid they are for saying this place has the best sushi, a bunch of racist comments, and comments on how they are eating the sushi wrong/their mannerisms are wrong.

This is just a video of two foreign people's experience eating in a sushi restaurant. This should not be getting this much hate and awful comments. Honestly, the comments section is Simon and Martina's videos are full of hilarious, light, and nice comments from people that are part of a family-like community. But unfortunately once a video gets a lot of popularity, more than usual, a lot of people that are unfamiliar with Simon and Martina come in and make a bunch of awful comments. It's makes me really sad.

[potentialbreakup]

What the hell is up with all these hate comments. All they're are trying to do is share their adventure and experience with us. THAT IS ALL.

[jmiquelmb]

Why there's so many pricks in the comment section? I understand if you didn't like or find the video interesting, but I don't understand why people has to be so mean and judgemental. I don't know if they break any table rule, but let them be happy guys. At least they'r not being jerks like some of you.

[eatyourkimchi]

English subs are now up, if you need em :D

[MsPoppySu]

Haven't watched this video for a long time, and wow, there are so many unexpected rude comment.
1, Some people just don't grow up in a culture where everyone tell them "do not smell your food". So what are you expecting? Everyone has to act the way that fits your logic and culture? If they are in your country where smelling food is really bad thing, that's another story. People who say Martina is rude by smelling food, didn't aware of being rude themselves.
2, About questioning Simon's sexual orientation. IMO sexual orientation is not an offensive topic, but it's really annoying! HE IS MARRIED!!
3, Lastly for those people really have nothing to hate about, just started to comment rudely. Some says the chef must be annoyed by them, where did you see that? I saw a passionate chef who was happy because someone appreciated his food. Some says they ate Sushi in a wrong way, c'mon, nobody is born knowing how to eat every food properly! Thank you for teaching me how to eat Sushi though XD.  And Simon and Martina acted overreacted? You just don't understand foodie. Plus, it's an entertaining video, it's really common that people in an entertaining video act exaggerated.
So just enjoy the video as much as you can

[Haruhikawachan]

To everyone saying that Martina smelling her food is rude, if you watch any video where they are eating, she always smells it. It's just what she does. I don't find it rude at all. Hell, if it smells good, I'm gonna smell it. I feel it adds to the experience, especially when eating new food. And to the people saying they are weeaboos and rude foreigners, I'm vice president of the Japanese club at my school and I don't even know how to eat sushi, nor do I know the apparent customs of eating in a Japanese sushi restaurant. I wasn't raised eating sushi and neither were Martina and Simon (cause, you know, I live in the southern US and they lived in Canada) so of course none of us would know how to properly eat sushi. If I went to a sushi place and had the chef there help me out like the chef in this video did, I would be grateful, not offended. Cause I'd rather have someone tell me how to eat it instead of possibly offending someone by eating it wrong. And to the people saying the camera is too close to Simon's face, she was on her iPhone. And the black "fly" on the screen? Martina herself said it is a burnt out pixel in one of her comments.

[Volligal]

It's a shame that getting a lot of views attracts some nasty commenters.

[missvickyterrible]

you guys are litterally my life!! iv watched almost 6 hours of just eat your kimchi soo much love! <3 i always love supporting my fellow canadians

[uyenvu]

Seriously, what is up with these mean comments? I saw nothing wrong with this video. It was just a video of a lovely couple enjoying their sushi while on vacation. Some people seriously have the nerve to be so mean.. like really?

Anyways, yay them for posting a video about sushi on my birthday <3

[Cherryx]

that chef seems to be really passionate about cooking, i read on blog that the restaurants only has seven seats. and when he cooks he's so concentrate and chill.

[Willvuinhon]

anyone scrolling through comment section to check what people saying about the bug? lol