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A Michelin three-star sushi restaurant boasting some of the finest tuna in Tokyo, Araki moved to Ginza from its previous location (about a twenty minute walk from Kaminoge Station in Setagaya) to Ginza in 2010. Expect to pay ¥21,000 for a lunch or dinner; however, when it comes to high quality sushi, there’ll be no compromising here – by either customers or chefs.
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Telephone 03 3545 0199
Open Mon, Tue, Thur-Sun Lunch 12noon-2pm, dinner 6-8.30pm / closed Wed
Admission Set course ¥21,000- ¥26,250
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