Independent opening in 2006 in Ginza, Tokyo, a battlefield of Edo-style Sushi, moving to the Ginza in 2016 and setting up a new castle - a world gourmet guide award ''Harutaka"" by the owner chef Takahashi Harutaka. Originaly from Asahikawa, Hokkaido, he has a career over several years training at famous Sushi restaurants in Sapporo and Ginza.
Mr.Harutaka visits Toyosu Market every morning to purchase the finest ingredients without any compromise. It is because his strong desire to have guests eat in the real taste of season that can bring out the charm of the fish as much as possible. Only one course available at ''Harutaka"" , the chef combines 2 types of Sushi rice to brings the special salty and sour taste of it. Adjusting the temperature of ingredients with rice, thousands of visitors stop by here just for the impressive Sushi he made.
There are 12 white wood L-counter seats and private room, the space with gentle tension to explore the most delicious sushi. It is suitable for a casual dining or dating with sushi-lovers. Ginza's famous -''Harutaka"" will continue to inherit the spirit of the sushi here forever.
※ Awarded 2 star on world-renowned gourmet guide Tokyo 2023
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* The availability of an English version of this page does not guarantee that the restaurant can provide services in English unless otherwise stated. Please be aware that, even if stated, there may still be days when English speaking staff are unavailable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
■ Do you have a private dining room?
Private dining room(s) are available.
■ Is there a charge to book a private dining room?
No room charge is required for our private dining room.
■ How many people can the private room(s) accommodate?
Our private dining room can be reserved for a party of 2 to 5 people.
■ What is the arrangement in the private dining room(s)?
The private dining room offers table(s) and chairs (Western style).
■ Are shoes allowed in the private dining room(s)?
Shoes are allowed in the private dining room(s).
■ Are children welcome? If so, is a separate menu for children available?
Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate children at this time.
■ Does anyone in the restaurant speak other languages?
We have staff that speaks English.
■ Are menus available in other languages?
Unfortunately, we only offer our menu in Japanese.
