Sakae Sushi — Restaurant in Tokyo

The food here is absolutely amazing. I really enjoyed the local sushi plate, so much that I ordered a second one! All the local Sochu were good, I especially liked the local rice one ( Nami no ue no tsuki/ Sajijiman). I also really enjoyed the local wheat Sochu ( Habushira), and enjoyed both with soda. I also recommend getting the tempura ashitaba, it was a refreshing snack we had with our drinks. There isn't much staff on hand, so it does take time to get your food and drinks. But it was arelaxing place, staff is friendly, and very helpful. Just may take some time to relieve your order, but It's worth it! It also helps with enjoying the food and drinks at a slower pace, and savoring it.

Important info: ◇ The place does take reservations, and you get some items off the menu if you reserve ahead! ◇ Also, it's an izakaya at night, so they request you get at least one drink ( can be any drink off the menu, including non alchol drinks). ◇They also will not let you in if you are wearing...

Friendly but quiet chef turns out the best shimazushi on Niijima (island style sushi lightly marinated in soy sauce and topped with spicy mustard). (They have other izakaya-style food as well to supplement your dinner.)

I did the shimazushi platter, consisting of nine pieces of sushi, of three types of fish. Wasn't too fond of one of the varieties as it was a bit chewy, but that's normal for that fish. Overall very good.

It's a popular spot, so be sure and make reservations in advance if more than a person or two (or even if just that in the...

One of the best places for sushi at Niijima. Fresh, wide choices, plenty served, reasonable prices. Highly recommended: Niijima speciality "shima sushi". We also like the wafu salad. The carpaccio was truely amazing. Friendly staff. The bright and fresh interior is a very pleasent difference from the dull, often shabby and cramped interior of most izakaya at Niijima honson. Sidenote: The place is well ventilated. You do not stink...