休日でも空いていて、鎌倉駅前で美味しいお鮨を手軽に食べることが出来る『すし処 きみ』です。 : Sushidokoro Kimi

In front of Kamakura station, you can easily eat delicious sushi at "Sushi Place Kimi". It is located in a good location facing the station roundabout at the west exit of Kamakura Station, and "Sushi Dokoro Kimi" is located on the corner lot opposite the Kamakura New German Building. I visited on a holiday, but it was empty even at lunchtime, and there were empty seats. Probably because many of the people who come to Kamakura are young people in their 20s, so they immediately head to Massigra on Komachi Street and are not interested in the Sushi shop in the basement in front of the station. It's not just the sushi that's delicious, but the "tea steaming", "miso soup" and "dessert" that come with the set are also very delicious. Also, even though it is in a prime location in front of the station, it has a calm atmosphere, so there is no shame in bringing people. There is also a lunchtime menu on holidays, so compared to the tourist spot prices in Kamakura, the sushi service lunch is reasonable at 2,000 yen. The location is excellent and the cost performance is good, so it is a store that is easy to use. However, it is oppressive to go down the narrow stairs from the front of the station and enter the shop beyond. In the event of a fire, there was no explanation from the store as to how to escape in the aisle. ➡ Maybe in the event of a fire, there will be havoc. The reason for this area may also be at play, and it may be vacant even though it is restaurant in a prime location in front of the station. (Laughter) Also, there is often an introduction to "a Sushi shop run by the long-established Miyogawa". However, I'm not a Kamakura person, so I only know about the long-established restaurant in Kamakura, "Potted Tree", which was famous for vegetarian cuisine, so I don't know much about it. This time, I ordered the lunchtime menu, "Super recommended nigiri lunch (with tuna from India), [2,400 yen]". Small dish It is a set menu that also comes with steamed tea bowls, miso soup, and dessert. I'm glad that the lunchtime menu is also available on Saturdays and Sundays. It's not just the sushi that's delicious, but the "chawanfumig", "miso soup" and "dessert" that come with the set are also very delicious. In Kamakura, it is convenient to keep the shops that you can easily use at any time to attach to something.