Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando
Sushi
Discover the elegance of Edo-mae sushi in Tokyo's Shinagawa City at Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando, where Chef Haruto Yamashita perfects each dish.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant Shinagawa City of Tokyo, just a stone's throw from the bustling streets of Ginza, Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando is a testament to the timeless elegance of Japanese cuisine. Renowned for its exquisite Edo-mae sushi, this intimate eatery captures the essence of Tokyo's esteemed sushi heritage.
At Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando, guests are treated to an unparalleled culinary experience with a menu that celebrates the sea's bounty. The establishment is particularly celebrated for its seasonal selection of fish, delivered fresh and prepared with precision. Noteworthy mentions include their rich and buttery fatty tuna, succulent sea urchin, and tender eel, each offering a dance of flavors that feels both innovative yet reassuringly traditional.
The journey begins the moment one steps through the door into a warm and inviting space adorned with traditional Japanese decor, enhancing the authenticity of the dining experience. Soft lighting and elegant wooden interiors set the stage for an evening of gastronomic delight. Chef Haruto Yamashita, with over two decades of experience, leads the culinary team with an artistry that reflects his passion and dedication to preserving the sanctity of Japanese cuisine.
Service at Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando is both attentive and discreet, ensuring patrons enjoy a seamless and memorable visit. Whether it's a special celebration or an intimate gathering, this renowned sushi haven provides a captivating atmosphere where culinary artistry meets Tokyo's vibrant dining scene.
Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando Phone Number
Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando Business Days
Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando Address
22-11 1F, 6-22-6 Nishigotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0031
Togoshi Ginza Sushi Bando 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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