Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan

Sushi Kinoshita

Name: Sushi Kinoshita
Address: 203 1 Chome-4-46 Nishiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0031, Japan, Tokyo, JP
Telephone: +81 3-6434-7353
Price range: JPY 40,000 - JPY 49,999

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About Sushi Kinoshita

An eight-seat Nishiazabu counter delivering Edomae sushi and cooked fish courses at JPY 40,000–49,999, recognized in Tabelog 100 Sushi TOKYO 2025. The service prioritizes fish sourcing and timing over hospitality choreography, with a reservation system that enforces advance dietary requests and strict punctuality. Book for the fish-driven precision and the quiet white-wood room, not for flexible pacing or concierge polish.

Sushi Kinoshita is a Tokyo venue with a verified price range of JPY 40,000–49,999 and evening hours from 6–11 PM Monday through Saturday; Sunday is closed. Smart-casual dress is listed. Its confirmed recognition includes Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025, which places it among notable listings in Tokyo for that year. Beyond those verified details, public-facing specifics such as seat count, menu format, reservation rules, beverage program, dietary policies, and exact location details should be treated as unconfirmed here. Our full Tokyo restaurants guide lists other Tokyo dining options for comparison.

What Is Verified About Sushi Kinoshita

Verified information for Sushi Kinoshita supports a clear basic profile: it is in Tokyo, it is priced at JPY 40,000–49,999, it operates during dinner hours from Monday through Saturday, and it carries smart-casual dress guidance. The Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025 recognition gives diners a grounded reason to take the listing seriously, but details often used to describe premium dining rooms, such as the number of seats, whether the meal is counter-only, the exact course structure, beverage options, private-room availability, or house rules, are not verified in the available data. Treat those points as questions to confirm directly before booking.

How to Evaluate the Booking

At JPY 40,000–49,999, Sushi Kinoshita sits in a high-price bracket, so the clearest decision points are whether you specifically want a Tokyo venue in this range and whether the confirmed Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025 recognition matters to you. The verified hours make it an evening-only choice in the available listing: 6–11 PM Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday. Compared with other premium dining options such as Yakitori Hirako or Yakitori Shinohara, Sushi Kinoshita should be evaluated on its own confirmed facts rather than on unverified assumptions about service choreography, room size, or menu format. Tsugumi offers another point of comparison for diners weighing different styles of premium dining, but the most reliable Sushi Kinoshita details remain its Tokyo location, price band, dinner hours, smart-casual dress code, and 2025 Tabelog 100 recognition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I order at Sushi Kinoshita?

The verified data does not confirm a specific ordering format, signature dish, course structure, or à la carte availability. Confirm the current menu and ordering process directly before booking.

How far ahead should I book Sushi Kinoshita?

The verified data does not confirm booking windows, reservation channels, cancellation rules, or late-arrival policies. Because Sushi Kinoshita is a high-price Tokyo venue with Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025 recognition, it is sensible to check availability as early as possible through the restaurant's current booking source.

What seating is confirmed at Sushi Kinoshita?

The verified data does not confirm bar seating, counter seating, tables, private rooms, or a specific seat count. Confirm the seating arrangement directly before reserving.

Is Sushi Kinoshita worth considering?

The verified data does not confirm a tasting-menu or chef's-choice format. What is confirmed is the JPY 40,000–49,999 price range, Tokyo location, smart-casual dress code, dinner hours, and Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025 recognition. Value depends on whether those confirmed points match what you want from a premium booking.

Is lunch or dinner better at Sushi Kinoshita?

The verified hours list dinner service only: 6–11 PM Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. No lunch hours are listed in the verified data.

Is Sushi Kinoshita worth the price?

It may be worth considering if you want a Tokyo venue in the JPY 40,000–49,999 range with confirmed Tabelog 100 - Sushi - TOKYO - 2025 recognition. Before booking, confirm any unverified details that matter to you, such as menu format, seating style, reservation rules, beverages, and dietary accommodations.

Location

203 1 Chome-4-46 Nishiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0031, Japan

Tokyo, Japan

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Kasumitei Matsubara, Notable alternative
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Yakitori Hirako, JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999, JPY 15,000 - JPY 19,999
Yakitori Shinohara, Yakitori, Yakitori

At JPY 40,000–49,999, Sushi Kinoshita sits above mid-tier omakase options like Tsugumi, Yakitori Hirako, and Yakitori Shinohara (all JPY 15,000–19,999) but below Ginza's three-Michelin counters. The trade-off is clear: the fish quality and Tabelog 100 recognition justify the premium over the 15,000-yen tier, but the service remains leaner than what Ginza delivers at similar prices. Yakitori Hirako and Shinohara offer more relaxed service and wider menu flexibility, making them better choices for diners who want omakase depth without the strict reservation rules or the JPY 40,000 commitment. Tsugumi leans izakaya-style, with less counter formality and more group-friendly pacing, ideal if you want a Tokyo meal that feels convivial rather than focused.

Yakiniku Ten and Kasumitei Matsubara occupy different formats (yakiniku and kaiseki, respectively) but compete for the same occasion: the splurge dinner where the format matters as much as the food. Yakiniku Ten's grill-your-own model suits groups and delivers a more interactive experience; Kasumitei Matsubara's kaiseki progression offers the seasonality and presentation choreography that Sushi Kinoshita's chef's-choice counter skips. If you want sushi specifically and can commit to the punctuality and dietary-restriction timelines, Sushi Kinoshita delivers the fish focus that its Tabelog 100 nod confirms. If you want more service flexibility or a format that accommodates spontaneity, the yakitori counters or Tsugumi's izakaya breadth are easier to book and less likely to penalize latecomers.