Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
Sushi Tanji
100Pearl PointsSushi in Akasaka
About Sushi Tanji
A quiet Akasaka sushi pick for dinner when ease matters more than ceremony. Sushi Tanji makes the most sense for small parties or solo diners who want a seasonal counter-style meal in central Tokyo without a hard-to-secure reservation.
Sushi Tanji is a Tokyo venue with verified daily evening hours and a smart-casual dress code. The confirmed schedule is direct: it is listed as open from 4–11 PM Monday through Sunday. Beyond those basics, specific details such as menu format, price, seating, chef information, service style are not verified here, so plans should be made with those limits in mind.
For a repeat visit, the most useful verified planning detail is the timing. Sushi Tanji is an evening option every day of the week, which makes it easier to consider for plans after the late afternoon. If you need details beyond hours and dress code, confirm directly before building the night around a specific format, dish, or seating preference.
Tokyo works when you want an evening plan with clear hours
The practical case here is simple: Sushi Tanji is listed as open from 4–11 PM every day. No lunch service is verified, no narrower seating schedule is confirmed. Treat it as an evening venue and avoid assuming a particular menu structure, counter setup, private-room option, or booking process unless you have confirmed it separately.
The atmosphere should also be planned conservatively. The verified dress code is smart casual, but no seat count, room layout, group policy, or private-dining detail is confirmed.
Use comparison venues to decide what kind of night this is
If you are comparing Sushi Tanji with other named options, keep the choice practical rather than overly specific. Unagi Akasaka Sekine, Akasaka Aono Honten, Kikunoi - Tokyo, Le temps moelleux, COMME À LA MAISON are useful reference points when deciding what kind of outing you want, but do not assume Sushi Tanji shares their format, price, or service style.
For broader planning, use Our full Tokyo restaurants guide, plus the Tokyo guides for hotels, bars, wineries, experiences. Other Tokyo dining can also be considered generically for separate plans.
Quick reference: choose Sushi Tanji when the confirmed essentials fit your plan: Tokyo location, daily 4–11 PM hours, smart-casual dress.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Sushi Tanji handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-restriction details are not verified here. If you have strict needs, confirm directly with Sushi Tanji before visiting or compare with another Tokyo option such as Akasaka Aono Honten.
Can Sushi Tanji accommodate groups?
Group capacity is not verified here. Sushi Tanji is listed as open from 4–11 PM every day, but seat count, room layout, group policies should be confirmed directly before planning for a larger party. COMME À LA MAISON is another named option to consider for comparison.
Is Sushi Tanji good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not specifically verified. The confirmed details are that Sushi Tanji is in Tokyo, observes a smart-casual dress code, is listed as open daily from 4–11 PM.
Is lunch or dinner better at Sushi Tanji?
No lunch service is verified. Sushi Tanji is listed as open from 4–11 PM every day, so plan around the evening hours. Kikunoi - Tokyo is another named venue you may compare when planning a separate outing.
What should I order at Sushi Tanji?
Specific dishes and menu format are not verified here. Confirm the current offering directly with Sushi Tanji before arriving with a fixed order in mind, or consider Unagi Akasaka Sekine as another named option for a different plan.
Location
Japan, 〒107-0052 Tokyo, Minato City, Akasaka, 6 Chome−15−14 東京都管工事会館 1階
Tokyo, Japan
Compare Sushi Tanji
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sushi Tanji | Tokyo | , | , |
| Unagi Akasaka Sekine | Tokyo | , | , |
| Akasaka Aono Honten | Tokyo | , | - JPY 999 - JPY 999 |
| Kikunoi - Tokyo | Tokyo | Kaiseki | , |
| Le temps moelleux | Tokyo | French | ¥¥¥ |
| COMME À LA MAISON | Tokyo | French | ¥¥ |
How Sushi Tanji Tokyo compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
Choose Unagi Akasaka Sekine if the group wants eel rather than sushi. Choose Kikunoi - Tokyo if the night calls for kaiseki and a more structured Japanese meal.
If cuisine flexibility matters more than staying with Japanese food, COMME À LA MAISON is the value-minded French alternative, while Le temps moelleux is the higher-spend French option nearby.
How Sushi Tanji compares in Akasaka
Sushi Tanji is the practical pick when the brief is sushi, central Tokyo, an easier booking. Unagi Akasaka Sekine is more specific: choose it when eel is the point of the meal, not when the group wants a broader sushi dinner. Akasaka Aono Honten, listed at JPY 999, is a low-cost sweets stop, so it works before or after dinner rather than as a direct substitute.
Kikunoi - Tokyo is the more formal Japanese comparison because kaiseki usually asks for a more planned, occasion-led mindset. Sushi Tanji is better for a regular weeknight or repeat visit when flexibility matters. For French, Le temps moelleux sits at ¥¥¥ and reads as the splurgier cross-shop, while COMME À LA MAISON at ¥¥ is the stronger value play if the group is not set on Japanese food.
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