Tokyo Restaurant Guide
Sushi Restaurants In Setagaya
Sushi Hashimoto (鮨はし本) clearly leads the field among the six Setagaya sushi restaurants we scored, known for its generous portions of Yamayuki Honmaguro Nigiri, Uni Nigiri, and Anago Nigiri. This acclaimed establishment, appearing in one social media post, offers an omakase experience where nigiri is handed directly to diners.
Sushi Hashimoto
visitors rate it very highly; locals rate it highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Sakura-shimmachi Station · 7 min walk
Aburi Tora Sushi
visitors rate it well; locals rate it well. Featured in 1 creator post.
Futako-Tamagawa Sta. · 3 min walk
Sushi Kantera
visitors rate it well; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Sangenjaya Station · 45 min walk
Sushi Daidokoya Sangenjaya
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it well. Featured in 1 creator post.
Sangenjaya Station · 1 min walk
Sushi & Wine Sancha Monica
visitors rate it highly; locals rate it well. Featured in 1 creator post.
Sangenjaya Station · 43 min walk
Tsukijisushiko Shimokitazawaten
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Yoyogi-Uehara Station · 25 min walk
Sushi in Setagaya, answered
- What is the best sushi in Setagaya?
- Sushi Hashimoto rates highest of the 6 sushi restaurants we scored in Setagaya, Tokyo, known for its yamayuki honmaguro nigiri.
- How long does a sushi meal take?
- Allow 60 to 90 minutes at most of these restaurants. This is a seated, paced meal rather than a quick stop, so book ahead and do not plan anything tight afterwards.
- Are these sushi restaurants small?
- Yes, mostly. 3 of the 6 with seating data hold 20 covers or fewer, and 3 have counter seating. Expect to queue at peak times, and to be split up if you are a larger group.
- Which station is closest?
- Sangenjaya Station is the closest station for 3 of the 6 restaurants listed here. Each entry shows its own nearest stop and walking time.