Literally the best sushi/sashimi we ever had in our entire lifetime. They must have a deep secret way of aging the fish so that it's so soft, yet so plumb. The balance and ratio of the rice to fish is amazing and the quality of the cut is exquisite. This was our first night in Tokyo and did not have enough cash with us so we were being conservative with our orders, but next time we are in Tokyo, we are definitely returning here with a stack of cash and try their omakase.

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Found this lovely sushi place in the middle of the night, I didn’t want to try anymore big restaurant without some sort of traditional sushi taste. This is the best shushi place if you are looking for local taste, very friendly, small but antique. I believe it is family owned restaurant, the lady who serve us even gave my son a little treat. Kind of like fortune cookie but it had a unique Japanese toy inside made out of wood. Food is awesome, worth the money spend here, if you are looking for quality food. Especially in the city with lots of restaurant around. This is the place. Make sure you bring cash though. Thank you for your hospitality.

Make sure to have cash, but… we found this place somewhat randomly and it was amazing. We didn’t know they only took cash so when we walked in I used Google translate to explain that we would take whatever $3800 would get us. The gal, who is the mom of this family owned spot, did some quick math and before we knew it we had plenty of delicious food. This gal, I have her name written down but it’s packed already, was an absolute delight. She is the mother of the family that owns and operates it. The son is also very kind. The food was so good, the service was fantastic, and the ambiance is great when you can appreciate that it’s a long standing family owned business. The dad isn’t very warm, but he knows his craft! If you’re near Tokyo Dome, make a stop! You won’t regret it.

Other than here, I had sushi at the airport and at a conference event and this place was clearly the best.

Amazing! Felt like eating at a really proper traditional sushi place, without all the nonsense and sparks for attracting people that you see more on social media and just enjoy an easy going place with great food Strong family owned vibes gives it authenticity and the good food makes you want to try the rest of the menu. As soon as we got in they welcomed us with a hot towel and a green tea