Riyin Sushi is located in a small alley in the Daan District of Taipei City. The nearest MRT station is Zhongxiao Dunhua Station, Exit 3, which is about a 4-minute walk. Riyin Sushi opened in March 2020 and expanded its space on the left side in 2022, turning it into a wider shop. The space is bright and clean, with white walls and light wooden tables creating a comfortable and minimalist atmosphere. Besides the four-person tables, there are also a few counter seats. Interestingly, there is a jewelry cabinet in the store, which might be the owner's side business🤔.

Upon entering the restaurant, the staff will present a paper menu, and after ordering, you hand it to them. After dining, you pay in cash only, and they do not provide a receipt🈚.

Today, on a weekday afternoon, five people came to dine, and there were not many customers in the restaurant. The meals were as follows ⬇️
🔸 Salmon Rice Bowl $390
Includes salmon sashimi, salmon roe, and grilled salmon. The portion of fish is quite generous and fresh, leaving a good sense of fullness after finishing. Each rice bowl comes with a bowl of miso soup containing small pieces of fish, and overall I was quite satisfied.
🔸 Seafood Rice Bowl $360
This is a mix of 6-7 types of seafood in one bowl, perfect for those who have difficulty choosing. However, the downside is that if you're not familiar with fish, you won't know what you're eating🤣.
🔸 Fried Chicken Karaage $160
A very standard Japanese fried chicken, appropriately sized for easy eating and delicious.
🔸 Chawanmushi $30
A very small bowl; at this price, it’s just about acceptable.

The service is quite good, with a serving speed of about 10 minutes. The staff is also very proactive in refilling tea. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. The prices are slightly higher, but the ingredients are fresh enough to make it worth a visit occasionally.