Hokake Sushi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Did not manage to take much photos of every single item because the moment it arrives you'll want to taste it and camera forgets to eat first.

The place is run by a mom and son duo, with the son as the main chef and the mom supporting in the back. Both are warm and friendly and they all take extra effort to communicate with non-Japanese speakers which makes us feel even more welcome.

The sushi were all of top quality, with the rice skillfully pressed which you know when you pick them up they don't fall apart easily. You can even see a hint of wasabi but it elevates the taste so much more and its the entire sushi more balanced.

The place closes at 8.00pm and opens at 5.30pm so do come early. There is a small 2nd floor for private events so if the ingredients run out then you'll need to come back another day to taste the sugoi sushi

Amid a busy workday, I found myself in this neighborhood and discovered a fascinating wooden door tucked between towering modern buildings. It led to a warm and inviting atmosphere. When I learned they couldn’t accept card payments due to a technical issue, I didn’t hesitate—went to the nearest ATM and returned to enjoy what turned out to be one of the best lunch breaks of my life. I savored a delicious sushi platter, prepared right in front of me. The lady host and her chef husband were incredibly friendly, even asking where I was from and having me mark my location on their map. Very affordable prices. Highly...

I never write reviews, but this family run sushi resturant deserves all the praise. We ordered the chef's choice of sushi and we were not disappointed. It was delicious and the best sushi we had in Tokyo! The owners are very sweet, welcoming, and even had an English menu. They don't speak much English, but we really appreciated their efforts to communicate with us (and listen to our broken Japanese). At the end of the meal, they brought us a hot cup of green tea and a map of the world to place a pin from your home country. We got to be the first Canadians to place a pin in the board! It was a...