Thursday, September 3, 2026

  1. An Edo sushi counter shaped by a Sukiyabashi Jiro apprenticeship and, unusually, a British proprietress with a mission to excavate Tokyo's culinary past. The nigiri follows the classic arc from delicate white fish through to richer cuts, with the rice seasoned sharply with rice vinegar in the old tradition. The appetisers dig into Edo cuisine proper, treating Nihonbashi, the old cradle of sushi culture, as a living reference point rather than a decoration.

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    4-5-13 Nihombashihoncho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo 103-0023, Japan · Tokyo
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    • Mon–Fri Noon–2:59 PM, 6:30 PM–11:59 PM
    • Sat Noon–2:59 PM

    Closed Saturday evenings, Sundays, and Japanese holidays

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