Sushi Shirokane Saeki
This Kansai sushi legend’s nigiri can now be found in the basement of the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo.
Restaurant Details
The name “Sheraton” immediately commands an image of luxury and elegance, and Sushi Shirokane Saeki certainly lives up to those expectations.
Set in the basement of the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo, Sushi Shirokane Saeki is a literal underground sushi restaurant serving some of the finest nigiri in Tokyo. Helmed by and named for Chef Saeki Hiroshi, a household name in his native Osaka and the founder of the famed Sushi Saeki in Ginza, the restaurant’s menu offerings change monthly, ensuring that diners never have the same experience twice.
Thanks to Chef Saeki having shuttered his Osaka restaurant in 2018, the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo now draws sushi aficionados from around the country, particularly for those who are unable to secure reservations at his Ginza operation. Ise-ebi shabu-shabu is one of the many appetizers on which he built his reputation; the dish has Chef Saeki take Japanese spiny lobster and boil it in dashi stock, infusing the lobster’s natural salty tang with rich kelp and bonito flavor.
The restaurant also offers an optional pairing course to go with its omakase sushi, including a glass of champagne and four servings of some of the country’s finest sake.
Sushi Shirokane Saeki Access Info
Sushi Shirokane Saeki is located in the level 2 basement of the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo, which can be accessed via a 4-minute walk from Shirokanedai Station.
Sushi Shirokane Saeki Phone Number
Sushi Shirokane Saeki Business Days
Sushi Shirokane Saeki Address
1-chome-1-50 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8640, Japan
Sushi Shirokane Saeki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 2 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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