Hours
| Friday (Vernal Equinox Day) | 5–11 PM Hours might differ |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–11 PM |
| Monday | 5–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–11 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Japan, 〒160-0006 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Funamachi, 15 荒川ビル 1F
Phone: +81 3-3226-1588
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: jpneazy.com
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Reviews
Charles Zhang
Amazing Omakase experience, everything from the food to the service was perfect. This restaurant only seats around 7 people so it was in a very intimate setting. The meal starts with various small dishes, which were all amazing, and completes with several pieces of nigiri. What made his sushi stand out is his knife techniques, it was amazing just watching him scoring and cutting the fish. The end result was extremely tender fish that practically melts in your mouth. This is easily the best meal I’ve had in Tokyo and I can’t wait to come back here in the future.
… moreMattheaus Leong
I went there on 25/02/2025 and the food was amazing even though we were the last customers for the night.
We’re from Australia and could only speak english but chef was still very nice to us and explained the dishes as best as he could in both languages.
We met other customers as we were early and they were also really friendly and helped with translations.
Great experience and would definitely come back. Just make sure to book early!
… moreWe’re from Australia and could only speak english but chef was still very nice to us and explained the dishes as best as he could in both languages.
We met other customers as we were early and they were also really friendly and helped with translations.
Great experience and would definitely come back. Just make sure to book early!
Martina Paganin
Good food, but I believe this may not be the right omakase for non-Japanese speakers, and I’ll explain why.
The price was quite reasonable and the food was good not unforgettable, but still enjoyable. I tried about 10 dishes from the sushi and sashimi menu. Overall, they were decent, but nothing really stood out — it felt more like a regular sushi place than something special.
I found this place in the Michelin Guide and was very excited to try it. What I love about omakase is not only the food but the overall experience being close to the chef, watching each dish being prepared, and learning about what you’re eating.
Last night, as soon as we walked in, we got a not-so-welcoming vibe, and unfortunately, that feeling lasted the entire hour we were there. Each dish was served to us without a single word, so we had no idea what we were eating. The chef ignored us completely and spent the whole time talking in Japanese to other customers.
The odd thing is that he clearly understood some English, because on a few occasions when we asked something through the English-speaking server, he understood and assisted her. That made it clear that the lack of interaction wasn’t about language, but rather a choice.
Overall, while the food itself was good, I wouldn’t recommend this omakase to non-Japanese speakers who are looking for a more engaging and welcoming experience.
… moreThe price was quite reasonable and the food was good not unforgettable, but still enjoyable. I tried about 10 dishes from the sushi and sashimi menu. Overall, they were decent, but nothing really stood out — it felt more like a regular sushi place than something special.
I found this place in the Michelin Guide and was very excited to try it. What I love about omakase is not only the food but the overall experience being close to the chef, watching each dish being prepared, and learning about what you’re eating.
Last night, as soon as we walked in, we got a not-so-welcoming vibe, and unfortunately, that feeling lasted the entire hour we were there. Each dish was served to us without a single word, so we had no idea what we were eating. The chef ignored us completely and spent the whole time talking in Japanese to other customers.
The odd thing is that he clearly understood some English, because on a few occasions when we asked something through the English-speaking server, he understood and assisted her. That made it clear that the lack of interaction wasn’t about language, but rather a choice.
Overall, while the food itself was good, I wouldn’t recommend this omakase to non-Japanese speakers who are looking for a more engaging and welcoming experience.
Gaurav Singha Roy
Really delicious omakase and not at all pricey. It was easily our best meal in our Japan trip. There is a particular reason for the order of dishes and it fits in so beautifully. We had to make a reservation about 3 weeks in advance . The place accepts payments by most credit cards
… moreSean Li
Great experience, of course the nigiri were great but the other dishes make this place stand out. To be able to eat まかじき and しらこ at this price point is great!
I’ll come again if I can get a reservation
… moreI’ll come again if I can get a reservation
A. V.
Best omakase experience you can have in Tokyo! Everything is so amazing and fresh. Also, you’ll be the only person in the restaurant, as it’s individual omakase experience. Highly recommended!!!
… moreKathryn Cervantes
Delicious omasake for ¥3000 a great value for quality and experience. We ordered several glasses of sake on top of that. Credit card accepted.
Easily the best sushi I’ve ever had with uni and mackerel as the highlights.
Reservation required and by phone only, the hotel concierge called on our behalf. Pretty much no English once there which is fine and we manages ok. They seemed surprised when we walked in until we showed the paper confirmation from the hotel.
8 seats around the sushi bar. Minimalist style and decor and very quiet, no music was playing during our stay just our chatter from our fellow patrons. Kept the focus fully on the food.
… moreEasily the best sushi I’ve ever had with uni and mackerel as the highlights.
Reservation required and by phone only, the hotel concierge called on our behalf. Pretty much no English once there which is fine and we manages ok. They seemed surprised when we walked in until we showed the paper confirmation from the hotel.
8 seats around the sushi bar. Minimalist style and decor and very quiet, no music was playing during our stay just our chatter from our fellow patrons. Kept the focus fully on the food.
Harry Pan
Cosy sushi restaurant located in quiet neighbourhood. Friendly chef and affordable prices. I had the nigiri omakase course for dinner. Reservation by phone only though.
… moreBrendan Brady
One of the best sushi experiences I’ve ever had. The chef was so nice and it was fun to watch him work. I thought the meal was more than worth it for the price. The fish was really high quality and presented in many fun ways.
… moreRenee Labutay
I really wish I didn’t come here during my first day in Japan because it set the standard so high. I was left speechless after this meal!
This place is on the Michelin Guide and it was so difficult to get a reservation. I used JPNEAZY and we were emailing back and forth for almost a week until I finally secured a 9:30 PM time slot, and I’m so glad I did.
This place is small and only sits 7 people. It is a one man stand who does everything. I got to sit right in front of the chef, who doesn’t speak much English, but did his best to explain the dishes.
For omakase, we had a few appetizers followed by 7 pieces of nigiri. Everything was amazing. My favorite was the uni! I have had uni many times but it has never tasted as good as this.
I am so glad I found this place that is so intimate and special!
… moreThis place is on the Michelin Guide and it was so difficult to get a reservation. I used JPNEAZY and we were emailing back and forth for almost a week until I finally secured a 9:30 PM time slot, and I’m so glad I did.
This place is small and only sits 7 people. It is a one man stand who does everything. I got to sit right in front of the chef, who doesn’t speak much English, but did his best to explain the dishes.
For omakase, we had a few appetizers followed by 7 pieces of nigiri. Everything was amazing. My favorite was the uni! I have had uni many times but it has never tasted as good as this.
I am so glad I found this place that is so intimate and special!