Kintarō Sushi Kinshicho — Restaurant in Tokyo

A well hidden little sushi restaurant, located half-way between Kinshicho station and the Tokyo Sky Tree. The fish is cut and arranged right before your eyes, fresh and tasty. Not the cheapest (lunch menu at 6.000¥ per person, for a generous set + excellent sake), but the quality is well worth the money. Definitely not for mass tourism. The decor is appealing, and you can choose to eat either by the bar, or at the table. One of the waiters speaks very good English, and is available to give you some hints about how to eat sushi/sashimi properly. What a professional, helpful guy! Bottom line: highly...

First time in Japan. Found this restaurant by chance on our way to the Tokyo Skytree. Not speaking any Japanese we hesitated at first however we went in and we were so glad we did. What a fantastic little Japanese restaurant. The owners and chef were fantastic. The food was delicious. One of their sons spoke really good English which made everything super easy. If we come back to Tokyo we will definitely be...

Nice sushi place which is open later for a late lunch.

The rare stuff such uni or otoro i would say that you can pass since it is just good.

The stuff more on the simple side is actually quiet fresh maybe because it sells better.

Bill was 3800 per person with a beer. Reasonable price.

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