Best Seafood (Solo Dining) in Japan

Enjoy “aged Sushi” and “new” Edomae Sushi that incorporates new techniques in a luxurious Japanese space

Take a break from your daily routine and relax. Enjoy delicious, relaxed sushi at a standing restaurant.

Authentic Edomae sushi made with traditional techniques.The ultimate consistency of Edomae sushi and innovative sushi is passed down to the present day.

Founded in 1932. Try the famous hitsumabushi at Unagi no Nakasho, run by a long-established eel wholesaler.

[We are proud of the finest bluefin tuna] Speaking of Sushi, "Sushizanmai"!! Click here for the main store of Tsukiji Outer Market!

A sushi restaurant that goes back to its roots and is a place where you can casually enjoy standing-style dining.The counter seats made from Yakushima's local cedar are attractive.

We take pride in being the best Conveyor belt sushi in Shinjuku! We will compete with content that is comparable to high-end stores!

Gion, enter the south side of Hanamikoji and turn right at the first intersection. Kansai style grilled eel

Right next to Asakusa Station and Kaminarimon Gate ◆ We are confident in Sushi made with fresh fish delivered directly from Toyosu Wholesaler! We also recommend our popular brands of sake ★

We offer exceptionally fresh specially selected tuna from Toyosu Market at a reasonable price.

[Reservation required] Enjoy red vinegar sushi at a Japanese cypress counter [3 minutes walk from Kitashinchi Station]

【Notice of Closure】We will be closed from December 29th to January 8th.

Reopening on 4/6! Sashisu is a popular store located in a station building with long lines! We do not accept reservations.

5 minutes walk from Gojo Station ◆ New York set restaurant has landed in Kyoto! Enjoy a wonderful morning starting with Japanese-style meal

[5 minutes from Namba/Nihonbashi] Go to the super fresh Sushi [Abaraya] right next to Namba Grand Kagetsu! !

After training at a well-known store and launching a popular store, he became independent in a back alley in Shinbashi. Holding tuna with the thoughts of brokers and fishermen.