Nadaman Takanawa Prime
Sushi
Enjoy a luxurious take on Japanese classics from a legendary name in the restaurant business. The Takanawa Prime branch even has a dedicated sushi counter.
Restaurant Details
Founded in 1830, Nadaman is a name synonymous with excellence in Japanese cuisine. For almost two centuries, the restaurant has been delighting diners since its humble beginnings in Osaka. Now with branches in some of the finest luxury hotels all over Japan and throughout the world, to experience a meal at Nadaman is to simultaneously experience Japanese cuisine at its finest and most historic.
Dinner courses invite guests to experience the expertise of top-ranking chefs with years of experience serving seasonal cuisine. Monthly menus are always changing, constantly evolving to include fine Japanese ingredients like Kobe beef, fatty otoro tuna, rare matsutake mushrooms and more. Omakase is offered at counter seats by reservation for a one-of-a-kind meal.
All Nadaman restaurants offer impeccable cuisine regardless of location — but location does matter. Nadaman Takanawa Prime’s primary draw is not just its dedicated sushi counter, which provides both nigiri made-to-order as well as omakase sushi courses, but also the view of the lush gardens below.
Nadaman Takanawa Prime Access Info
Nadaman Takanawa Prime is located on the third floor of The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, a 4-minute walk from Shinagawa Station.
Nadaman Takanawa Prime Phone Number
Nadaman Takanawa Prime Business Days
Nadaman Takanawa Prime Address
3-chome-13-1 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8612, Japan
Nadaman Takanawa Prime Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 48 hours before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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