Sushi Ishiyama
Dive into the zen of traditional Edomae sushi in the heart of Tokyo's Ginza, where culinary artistry meets elegant simplicity.
Restaurant Details
Located in Tokyo's bustling Ginza district, Sushi Ishiyama presents an authentic sushi experience that perfectly embodies tradition and innovation. Under the stewardship of Chef Ishiyama, an acclaimed master trained under the distinguished Kanesaka, the restaurant upholds the true essence of Edomae sushi while infusing it with modern creativity.
Upon entering, guests are greeted by a sleek, minimalist decor that conveys a sense of elegance and calm, providing the perfect backdrop for savoring exquisite meals. The intimate setting is conducive to both quiet, reflective dining and engaging culinary conversations, making it suitable for any special occasion.
The star of Sushi Ishiyama is its meticulously prepared sushi selection, featuring delicacies like the subtly marinated mackerel and the lush bigfin reef squid. Every piece is crafted with perfection and placed on a bed of impeccably seasoned rice, ensuring a perfect balance of flavors that elevate the dining experience.
The restaurant's dedication to exceptional service leaves no detail overlooked, providing diners with a personalized experience. Whether you are a sushi aficionado or a curious first-timer, the staff's warm hospitality guarantees a memorable visit. Despite its award-winning status, Sushi Ishiyama retains a level of approachability that invites guests to immerse themselves in the nuanced world of fine sushi.
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Sushi Ishiyama Address
Morita Building 4F, 3-3-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Sushi Ishiyama Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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