Ginza Kyubey
Long-running Ginza sushi house founded around 1935, with a main restaurant and annex on Ginza 8-chome. Larger than most high-end counters, so seats are easier to find.
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Open Japan in the interactive directory →Long-running Ginza sushi house founded around 1935, with a main restaurant and annex on Ginza 8-chome. Larger than most high-end counters, so seats are easier to find.
Gion sushi counter selected for Tabelog's Sushi West 100 in 2025.
High-end Ginza sushi counter selected for Tabelog's Sushi Tokyo 100 in 2025.
A Jiro alumnus serving a precise Edomae omakase in a calm, bright room.
Sushi kappo from the Kikunoi ryotei group, mixing nigiri with sashimi and cooked dishes. Holds one Michelin star.
Renowned Kanazawa sushi counter, selected for Tabelog's Sushi West 100 in 2025.
Chef Shintaro Suzuki's nigiri-focused counter, promoted to two Michelin stars in the 2026 Tokyo guide.
Jiro Ono's basement counter, made famous by the film Jiro Dreams of Sushi. Seats are scarce and usually booked through a hotel concierge.
Roppongi Hills branch of the Jiro family, selected for Tabelog's Sushi Tokyo 100 in 2025.
Yuichi Arai's Ginza 8-chome counter, known for tuna, with a Showa-era feel. Tabelog Award 2026 Gold.
One-star omakase in Gion where Chef Kazunori Matsuda serves Edo-style sushi.
Creative Kyushu-mae counter whose chef Kenji speaks fluent English and explains each piece; omakase from about JPY 50,000, with weekend seats booked 6-10 weeks ahead.
Japan's largest conveyor-belt chain. Order by touchscreen; most plates are about the price of a coffee.
A kaiten chain known for its plate-return prize game, Bikkura-pon.
Conveyor-belt chain with about 646 domestic outlets and 110 overseas as of 2026.
Conveyor-belt chain with about 299 domestic outlets and 8 overseas as of 2026.
Domestic brand of Genki Global Dining Concepts, sister to Genki Sushi. Sushi is ordered and delivered by lane.
Chain with about 50 locations across Japan; its main store is in the Tsukiji Outer Market.