Seamon Ginza

Finding this restaurant can be a little bit of a challenge, as it's located on the 6th floor of a Ginza building with little signposting. This is a minor hurdle to clear, however, for such a fantastic sushi meal. Diners who come at lunchtime can enjoy one of the most reasonably-priced sushi meals in Tokyo, which normally would cost about three times the price in other Ginza sushiya. You’re probably already wondering what the catch is, but honestly, there is none. The setting is stylish and modern, with a long red lacquer counter and atmospheric lighting. The fish is all sourced fresh each day. They even boost the flavors by wrapping some fish in kombu kelp and leaving it to absorb the flavors. This place really is the real deal, for a steal deal. The lunch sets include appetizers, around 10 nigiri, miso soup, and a dessert to finish. If you want to experience the full range of pescatarian delights on offer, go for the dinner service, which is packed with premium appetizers and a huge range of nigiri. As you can imagine, the 20 or so seats at this restaurant are in quite high demand, so it’s best to book ahead.