Nigiri no Ippo

"Nigiri no Ippo" is a sushi restaurant located in a residential area a little away from Kitasenju Station.
The exterior has an upscale feel, but the interior has a homey atmosphere.

Its appeal is that you can dine at a reasonable price of around 5,000 yen for a 10-piece omakase plus a drink.
With a rich variety of ingredients such as splendid alfonsino, bigfin reef squid, white shrimp, and wild red sea bream, it is a sushi restaurant that is always bustling with local customers.

*Prices are approximate. They may vary depending on the season and other factors, so please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Kaidan no Ue

"Kaidan no Ue" is a 1-minute walk from Kitasenju Station. It is a hideaway-like sushi restaurant located on the second floor of an apartment-like building.
Inside there are two types of counters and one private room, and lean bluefin tuna and medium fatty tuna are served at reasonable prices.
Not only is it affordable, but the menu is also extensive, including monkfish liver and minke whale, and the vinegared rice made with tangy red vinegar, which pairs well with the rich selection of sushi toppings, is highly regarded.

This is a sushi restaurant you'll definitely want to visit when you come to Kitasenju.

*Prices are approximate. They may vary depending on the season and other factors, so please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Yamayoshi Sushi

"Yamayoshi Sushi" is a homey sushi restaurant a 3-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Kitasenju Station.
Inside there are a table for six and a table for four, plus eight counter seats.

It's a restaurant with a Showa-era atmosphere where you can also enjoy chatting with the proprietress, and it offers a menu that's irresistible for drinkers, such as an assorted sashimi platter with vinegared mackerel and a tipsy set.

*Prices are approximate. They may vary depending on the season and other factors, so please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Sushikatsu

"Sushikatsu" is a sushi restaurant with a Showa-era atmosphere, a few minutes' walk from the North Exit of Kitasenju Station.
It's a small restaurant with only counter seats, where the head chef runs the place together with his family.

Apart from the sets, prices are at market rate, and it is characterized by satisfying portions with large toppings and generous rice; the recommendation is tuna.
It has been in business for over 50 years and is a hideaway-like restaurant with many regulars.

*Prices are approximate. They may vary depending on the season and other factors, so please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Senju Shige

"Senju Shige" is a high-end sushi restaurant a 5-minute walk from Kitasenju Station.
It is located inside a multi-tenant building, and when you step inside, a night view spreads out across the large windows.
The whitewood counter is striking, and its refined, upscale atmosphere raises visitors' expectations.

It's a high-end restaurant offering only an omakase course, but it's reputed to offer excellent value for money relative to its quality.
This is a sushi restaurant you'll want to visit on a special day.

*Prices are approximate. They may vary depending on the season and other factors, so please check with the restaurant before visiting.