When it comes to Beijing Japanese cuisine, at least seven out of 10 people will mention Ran Sushi, which has long been regarded as the best Japanese restaurant in Beijing by many Beijing diners, and is frequented by celebrities from time to time. At present, Ran Sushi has three branches, and its popularity remains high. The founder and chef of Ran Sushi is a native of Beijing, who returned from studying cooking in Japan and opened this Japanese restaurant. The ingredients of Ran Sushi come from the Jingshen Seafood Market, which is known as Beijing's "Tsukiji Market", and some industry peers have commented that in the Jingshen Seafood Market, in addition to Xuewei, it is Ran Sushi. Therefore, no matter where you go to Ran Sushi, you can eat enough high-quality seafood ingredients from the Jingshen Seafood Market. The most famous of Sushi is the Qianliang Hutong restaurant, which is open Tuesday through Sunday evenings by the founder and chef, with only eight counter seats and must be booked in advance. Qianliang Hutong has a very strict time system, and will not delay the serving time because a customer is late, so it is recommended to leave early considering the severe traffic conditions in Beijing. The dinner time of Qianliang Hutong is divided into two sessions, and you need to indicate the selection of the session when making a reservation, because it is a set meal, so there is no menu, and the drinks need to be ordered separately. The Qianliang Hutong restaurant is mainly sushi, and the price of the set meal has risen from 498 yuan per person at the beginning of the opening to 1,500 yuan per person today, and the single order has been cancelled and only set meals are provided. Even so, the Qianliang Hutong store is still fully booked. However, sushi has become a place of affection for Beijingers, and many diners find it very enjoyable to chat with the chef while eating, but some diners feel that the regular customers are taken care of more carefully than the ordinary guests, and the experience of treating them equally is contrary to Japanese service will inevitably make diners who are not familiar with each other a little uncomfortable. Since the Qianliang Hutong restaurant became famous, Ran Sushi has successively opened two branches in Fangcaodi and Lang Yuan, setting up more tables and private rooms to meet the needs of more diners. In addition, the two branches provide relatively moderately priced lunch sets and à la carte services, which are more cost-effective than the Qianliang Hutong store. For this reason, many people choose to try the Japanese food of Ran sushi at the two branches of Parkview Green or Lang Yuen first. The business of the two branches is also very good, but at the same time, there are also problems such as noisy dining environment and poor service experience.