Artcafe Morita is a tiny little place on the Canongate offering hand-crafted Japanese dishes. I'd recommend you pay it a visit, as it's quite an experience. Overall, we said: "the experience is much more informal, playful and fun than other places we've tried, and doesn't exude the elegance of a place like Kanpai. It's very difficult to compare, as the experience in Artcafe Morita is unique. It has the real feel that you're stepping in to someone's house, who just happens to be knocking together sushi rolls to pass the time. It made me smile, a lot, which is a good thing for a restaurant to do. The food made me happy, also. And I think in quite an important way it made me understand some of the reasons why certain experiences in sushi places haven't been quite to my liking, in the past. I'd definitely recommend that you go along and try it, although make sure time is on your side. I'll definitely be along again, soon, perhaps to try one of their excellent lunchtime takeaway deals."
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