Ikina Sushi Dokoro Abe Roppongi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Our worst Japanese dining experience! Avoid this restaurant at all costs. We were indeed sent to a corner (I suppose it's the 'foreigners' corner') despite asking for counter seats — a bad start to our meal. But the real disappointment was the atrocious food quality. We ordered two omakase sets, but they were so bad that we didn't even bother finishing them. We've had our fair share of Japanese cuisine, but this was hands down the worst. And to think it's in Tokyo, the food capital of Japan! It's a disgrace.

To make matters worse, the service was also terrible. We ordered sake, but that's where the hospitality ended. No water or tea was served throughout our meal.

Don't waste your time or money on this place. There are far better options in Tokyo that actually care about serving good food and providing...

Not sure about all the negative comments... The service was decent, not perfect but not bad either, and we did not feel discriminated against. The "corner" people seem to complain about is actually the coziest part of the restaurant. Locals were sitting next to us too, so not a "foreigner corner". The food was the best we had in Tokyo. We did the individual orders (not the sets) and the quality matched the price we paid. Sashimis were very fresh, soft and generous (the thickest sashimis I've ever seen). Fat tuna, salmon and scallop nigiri were melting in our mouth. The Unis were very fresh and quite good, though we had better ones at cheaper restaurants. We walked out full and very happy with our choice...

Very good sushi and restaurant. Perfect atmosphere between casual and proper 🎐 And very good price for the quality Also operating hours is insane, they’re open till 5am 🔥

Third time eating here but I guess the staff were especially busy today, service felt a bit rushed.

A lot of the ingredients we really like were sold out or maybe out of season which is a bummer. No ankimo (monkfish liver) this time around 🥺 but everything else was super good 🌟

📍no english menu but you can easily open pictures from google reviews / menu and point 🐟 or leave it to the chef to choose: tell them omakase how many pieces you want they’ll ask if there’s anything you can’t eat, I recommend saying no unless it’s...