Restaurants (Shochu & Private Rooms) in Tsukiji(page 2)

Enjoy sushi from a high-end restaurant in Tsukiji at an outstanding cost performance. A new form of sushi created by a former Sushi school instructor...

The origin of the third generation of Aozora. Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi made with our unique blend of vinegar.

[5 minutes walk from Higashi Ginza] Tsukiji, the sacred place for fish. Edomae Sushi with painstaking preparation and craftsmanship

[Open during Obon! ] Please spend a relaxing time at our store when you go to Ginza.

[1 minute walk from Tsukiji Station] Passed down craftsmanship and neat sushi. Enjoy traditional Edomae Sushi

Carefully selected natural tuna◆Eating delicious tuna that changes stereotypes at Tsukiji

◇1 minute walk from Tsukiji ◇Invoice compatible store! Reservations for reserved and farewell parties starting from 5,000 yen for reservations for private rooms and 18 people are now accepted!

[3 minutes from Tsukiji Station] Feel free to enjoy sashimi, Tempura, and shellfish. Lunchtime drinks welcome! The concept is “Fish Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) outside Tsukiji Fish Market”

5 minutes walk from Tsukiji Station ◆We offer cheap and delicious Seafood! Enjoy our handmade menu in a relaxing atmosphere

[5 minutes from Shintomicho Station/Hatchobori Station] A hidden Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy course meals and local sake from all over the country. Also for anniversaries◎

We offer the blessings of Kyushu's rich mountains and seas in exquisite creative Japanese Japanese-style meal.

[Shintomicho French cuisine] A world of gourmet food woven by a famous chef

Course meal starts from 4,500 yen [7 minutes walk from Shintomicho Exit 7] This is a homely restaurant◎

Among "Sushizanmai", the "New Wing" has a reputation for being comfortable!

Speaking of Tsukiji's hideout, it is "Oku-no-in". The calm atmosphere of a former Japanese restaurant is appealing.

The craftsmanship shines through. Authentic Edomae Sushi "Sushizanmai Honjin". We also offer courses limited to Honjin.

A hidden gem for people who love sukiyaki, with 87.9% of people repeating it.