The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

At the age of 50+++, I came up with an idea that Kaiten sushi restaurants could be a clean and wallet-friendly spot to have a snack. 

At Genkai-Maru sushi restaurant, three plates of sushi, natto-maki, inari, egg, and shrimp set, and beef gunkan was 448 yen, enough to fuel me for an eight-kirometer bike ride home.  Tea was free, of course. 

In terms of hygiene, each chef (still) wore a mask and gloves. There were partitions between seats around the counter, and most of the diners (I guess most of them were locals) came alone for a quick lunch.  No one was chatting excitedly or raising their voices when ordering. You can order from a tablet in front of you. Very hygienic.

I think this place is worth considering if you don't need a romantic aspect to your meal and are in a hurry.