Tokyo Omakase Sushi with a Personal Chef
- Otemachi’s first sushi restaurant, with nearly a century of history
- Enjoy a sushi experience prepared by an expert personal chef
- Try 15 pieces of luxury sushi
- Watch the chef at work from counter seats
What to expect
Sushi is the pride and joy of the Japanese culinary world. Its global fame is unmatched among Japan’s unique dishes. In Japan there are different levels of quality associated with sushi you can find here. The pinnacle of sushi is referred to as omakase. Omakase means “I'll leave it to you” and that is exactly what you will do, leave the meal up to the chef. The sushi chef will design a personalized experience and has total control. Sit back and let the artist work and you’ll be rewarded with some of the best sushi you can find in the world. Everything from the ingredients chosen to the order the dishes come out is planned to perfection by a personal chef for you to enjoy. Experience one of the most unforgettable meals you can find in Japan.
Reviews
cool experience with lots of great quality fish! I love that they asked before the course started whether there were any fish or foods we couldn’t eat/ were allergic to. The person in charge was went out of his way to explain each fish in English and had great service! The only thing is it’s quite an expensive course but I think that’s also because of the location of the restaurant.
Really authentic omakase experience and some of the pieces were the best sushi I’ve ever had! Even the desert was lovely and Ialso got a souvenir at the end
Really fantastic omakase experience. Everything was perfect and delicious. It has been quite a privilege to have had this authentic sushi dining experience away from the tourists and the crowd. A hidden gem worth finding!
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