The Menu

Omakase


There is one course, and it changes every day. We serve what is best that morning, in the way it is best eaten.

Omakase
¥25,300 (tax included)
Booking
Reservations are required by the day before.
We do not accept reservations by phone.
Seating
A counter of 7 seats only. One seating at 19:00.

To Begin

Vegetables first


Before the sushi, we serve small seasonal dishes built around vegetables. They act as a warm-up for the palate — a quiet preparation before the rhythm of the nigiri begins. Inspired by kaiseki traditions, each one is designed to awaken the senses.

A dish wrapped in bamboo leaf, served on hand-painted porcelain
季節の前菜を小皿に盛り付ける色とりどりの季節野菜を使った前菜蒸籠から立ちのぼる湯気会席の技を効かせた季節の一皿

Over Charcoal

Kishu binchotan


Fish is finished over Kishu binchotan, the white charcoal prized for its steady, far-infrared heat. It cooks through to the centre while leaving the surface fragrant — something no other fire can do.

For some cuts we sear only the surface — a technique called aburi. The smoke lends its scent, the centre stays raw. It is a judgement of a few seconds.

Fish finished over Kishu binchotan charcoal

Edomae Nigiri

Down to the temperature


The warmth of the rice, the curing of the fish, the angle of the knife. Each piece is judged for the moment it will be eaten, and placed in front of you the instant it is ready.

A piece of nigiri topped with crab, served by hand
透きとおる白身の握り中トロの握り光り物の握り赤身を握る大将の手

Where It Comes From

For us, fish is not simply bought


We work closely with fishermen and trusted fishmongers across Japan, from small local ports to the Toyosu Market. Each piece of nigiri carries a story of the sea, the hands that caught it, and the care that shaped it.

The chef visits the producers himself — the wasabi beds, the farms, the breweries — because he wants to see the reality of each place.

Chef Takumi Suzuki harvesting wasabi at a mountain stream farm
沢に段々と続くわさび田仕込みを終えて木箱に並ぶその日のネタ白身の魚に包丁を入れる手畑で野菜を摘む生産者

To Drink

Not only sake


Alongside sake we keep craft beer and wine. If sake is not for you, please say so — tell us what you enjoy, and the chef will choose something that suits the food of the day.

A cut-glass kiriko tumbler catching the counter light
料理に合わせて選ぶワインとグラス朱の器に注ぐ日本酒カウンターに置かれたグラス蔵に並ぶ仕込みの甕