Accidentally found this restaurant, and I have absolutely no regrets going in. The restaurant is quite small (perhaps 8 places?) and cozy. The chef prepared the menu for us (it was a fixed chef’s choice multiple course meal) and it was a delight from beginning to end. The fish was fresh, tasty, and prepared with care, every bite was flavorful and probably among the best sushis i’ve ever had. The chef and the staff were also very nice. Highly recommend!

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Came by this place with the guidance of Google as I finished my day at Ueno. Indeed a hidden gem as it's located in a back alley of the busy street. The chef was great, he explained each of the dishes to me in good English, the other two staff always serves with a smile. Food was amazing, people were great, I'd highly recommend this place for those that wanted to try omakase, as for myself, I would definitely come visit again when I come back to Tokyo.

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By chance, I found this tiny spot when it was closed during the day. Something told me this is a great place. Very dignified and soulful. I had one of the most memorable meal. Everything was fresh and prepared with utmost care. The master knows his food. Everything was perfect. Arigato gozaimasu! 🙏🏼

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This place is special. I will always remember my meal here, not merely because of how excellent the actual sushi was, but because of the deep respect and hospitality of the people who are operating the space, as well as the local regulars dining there. It’s very small and intimate. We were welcomed so warmly, despite being foreigners, and ended up sharing multiple rounds with fellow clientele. The chef’s taste and skill is impeccable— we came in search of omakase and we got the best of the best. Thank you for the incredible food and unforgettable evening.

absolutely astounding sushi! very intimate and cozy atmosphere. incredibly kind and accommodating owners (and clientele)! we were welcomed with open arms and left with full bellies and even fuller hearts. i give this sushi establishment my highest recommendation. do the omakase!