Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho)
Sushi Yoshino takes care to infuse its sushi course with individuality, while still offering a traditional and popular menu.
Restaurant Details
When a sushi venue has a reputation for serving fine sushi, visitors tend not to expect too much deviation from traditional sushi-making techniques.
Instead, the chef at Sushi Yoshino brings to the table touches of personal flair that make dinner at Yoshino all the more distinctive. For instance, the restaurant uses only yumepirika rice from Hokkaido, chosen for its sweet taste and stickier texture as compared to the standard koshihikari. The shari rice is dressed with a house-made blend of seven red vinegars from Chiba.
Rather than finish with miso soup, the chef opts for a seasonal pureed vegetable surinagashi soup, and offers a wide selection of sake for guests to enjoy with the nigiri. The restaurant also offers a huge range of sake both chilled and warm, and encourages guests to consume their sake with yawaragi-mizu, a chaser of pure water that enhances the enjoyment and delays the effects of the alcohol on the body, prolonging the overall experience.
These are just a few of the individual touches that characterize Sushi Yoshino, distinguishing it from its counterparts in the extremely competitive high-end sushi circuit.
Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho) Access Info
Sushi Yoshino is located a roughly 8-minute walk from Jimbocho Station’s Exit A3 on the Mita, Hanzomon and Toei Shinjuku Lines.
Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho) Phone Number
Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho) Business Days
Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho) Address
Maki Building 102, 2-chome-3-2 Nishikanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, 101-0065
Sushi Yoshino (Jimbocho) 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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