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Sushi Yuki sits quietly on a street in Hiro, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, a short walk from Hiroo Station. The restaurant is small and focused: just nine counter seats where chef and guests share the same rhythm. The atmosphere is calm and direct, built around the craft of Edomae-style sushi.
The menu is omakase — entrusted to the chef. Lunch offers a omakase nigiri course (19,800 yen), while dinner presents a full omakase course (33,000 yen). There is also a nibante course (28,600 yen) for dinner, a slightly more compact option. Prices shift with the seasons, reflecting the market’s best ingredients. The restaurant serves Japanese cuisine rooted in the traditions of Tokyo’s sushi culture.
In 2026, Sushi Yuki was awarded one Michelin star, a mark of high-quality cooking that aligns with the restaurant’s quiet dedication to precision. The star speaks to the consistency and care in every piece of sushi — from the temperature of the rice to the selection of fish. Reservations are handled through the Omakase platform, and the restaurant enforces clear policies: guests must be the named diner, strong fragrances are discouraged, and allergies affecting more than two dishes may require cancellation.
The counter seats nine. Lunch is served Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 12:00; dinner from 17:00. The restaurant is closed irregularly. Payment by cash or card. No outside drinks. Children are welcome only if aged 18 or older and able to eat the full adult course. The atmosphere is refined but not stiff — a place where the sushi speaks for itself.
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