Sushi Onikai
Sushi
Delight in Sushi Onikai's meticulously crafted sushi, where red vinegar rice meets the ocean's finest, offering a genuine taste of Nakameguro's culinary scene.
Restaurant Details
In the heart of Tokyo's Nakameguro district, Sushi Onikai offers an unforgettable dining experience with its exquisite selection of sushi. This modest yet upscale sushi bar is known for its use of premium, locally sourced seafood paired thoughtfully with red vinegar rice. Patrons revel in a curated 15 nigiri course that embodies the perfect blend of flavor and tradition, at an unrivaled price.
Nestled in a quaint restored building, Sushi Onikai provides a warm, inviting atmosphere with its intimate setting. The craftsmen behind the sushi counter, skilled and personable, engage with diners, turning each meal into an interactive art form as dishes are crafted with precision right before your eyes.
Its convenient location, just steps away from Nakameguro Station, makes it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike looking to indulge in an authentic sushi experience. The collaboration with Tempura Miyashiro allows guests to experience unique and delightful dishes like tempura prawn sushi, further enhancing the variety and depth of its offerings.
Whether an experienced sushi connoisseur or a newcomer eager to explore culinary treasures, Sushi Onikai is a must-visit destination for those yearning for excellent sushi infused with Japanese culture and tradition.
Sushi Onikai Phone Number
Sushi Onikai Business Days
Sushi Onikai Address
2F, 2-18-11 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051
Sushi Onikai Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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