Sushi Hana

"Sushi Hana" is a sushi restaurant just steps from Tamachi Station and Mita Station.
Marked by the "Hana" sign, the interior is small yet exudes a calm atmosphere.
With counter seats and table seats, the chef carefully prepares sushi right before your eyes.
The salt-finished conger eel (anago) and the richly marbled kinki rockfish are well received. This popular restaurant's appeal lies in its fresh fish sourced directly from the market.

*Prices are approximate and may vary by season. Please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Sushi Sanpuku

"Sushi Sanpuku" is a sushi restaurant located just steps from Mita Station and Tamachi Station, marked by its black sign.
The interior is a calm space with only an L-shaped counter, and the head chef's attentive hospitality leaves a lasting impression.
A variety of meticulously prepared Edomae sushi gems will impress every visitor.
Although it opened only recently, it is a popular spot in Tamachi for authentic Edomae sushi.

*Prices are approximate and may vary by season. Please check with the restaurant before visiting.

Sushi Shiorian Yamashiro

"Sushi Shiorian Yamashiro" is a hidden-gem sushi restaurant within walking distance of both Mita Station and Tamachi Station.
With a quiet appearance, climbing the stairs to the 3rd floor of the building reveals an open space with counter seats and private rooms.
Produced by "Shiorian Yamashiro," the renowned Ginza restaurant with a Michelin-starred pedigree, this sushi restaurant boasts a richly varied menu.

*Prices are approximate and may vary by season. Please check with the restaurant before visiting.