Ueno Sushi Gion
Seasonal nigiri and Edomae sushi are made approachable at the hands of a chef who trained at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Restaurant Details
Ueno Sushi Gion is a brisk walk from Ueno Park and the Tokyo National Museum, but it stands in contrast to the clutter of one of Tokyo’s liveliest sightseeing districts. The nigiri sushi here is served Edomae-style – a slice of fish draped over a compacted mound of vinegared rice.
There’s always a gentle buzz from guests deep in conversation in the restaurant’s private rooms, but if you are a solo traveler, situate yourself on their nine-seat counter instead to enjoy sushi made right in front of you by the hands of the chef who hailed from a Michelin-starred restaurant. Unlike typical high-end sushi establishments, the space is warm and inviting; here, enjoying sushi is made approachable.
The tasting menu highlights seasonal fish and starts off with some sort of appetizer, where the chef meticulously selects his ingredients. A delicate chawanmushi (Japanese steamed egg custard) follows. The chef doesn’t always follow the traditional path of serving all nigiri back-to-back. Instead, sushi is interspersed with grilled dishes or seasonal specialties and rolls (maki). A standout is their tamago, uniquely pudding-like with almost invisible layers and a sweeter flavor.
Stop by for a relaxing lunch after a stroll around the area, or book their private room for your next business meeting.
Ueno Sushi Gion Access Info
Sushi Ueno Gion is a 2-minute walk from Ueno Station.
Ueno Sushi Gion Phone Number
Ueno Sushi Gion Business Days
Ueno Sushi Gion Address
New Ueno 2F-G, 7-chome-2-5 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo, 110-0005
Ueno Sushi Gion 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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