The “Sushisho” could be said to be the most famous group of restaurant among sushi lovers. From the original “Sushisho” in Yotsuya, many sushi crafters becoming independent, and opened their own well-established restaurant. “Fudomae Sushi Iwasawa”, a world gourmet guide award sushi restaurant, is one of them.
After 8 years training as second hand in “Sushisho Saito” in Akasaka, Mr. Iwasawa opened his own restaurant in Fudomae. In here L shape plain wood counter gently shining. Snacks and Sushi are combining in the Recommend Course. Dishes are dedicated arranged and served, marriage with selected drinks. Over 10 different Japanese Sake are on your choice to make different combination. The special of sushi here is that 3 kinds of rice is combining used, dedicated arranging giving it a jewelry-alike outlook. Becoming a Chef from system engineer, the different experience of Mr. Iwasawa brining him special style, manner, and relationship as a Chef. You may find the feeling of relief from him. Started from the one dish of special in this season, Dotted gizzard shad, and Tuna are all something you don’t want to miss here.
Sushi here is not only a good suggestion for eating by yourself, but also a good choice for family dinning (welcoming children elder than middle school age in work day, and primary school ages are welcome on weekend). For guests coming oversea, we are offering English and Chinese service, please feel free to visit us!
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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.
【Access】
■ 5 minutes on foot from Tokyu Meguro Line ""Fudomae station""
■ 9-minute walk from Tokyu Ikegami Line ""Gotanda Station"" exit
■ 10-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line ""Gotanda Station"" West Exit
【Nearby Hotels】
■ Shirokane Takanawa ""Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo""
■ Ebisu ""Westin Hotel Tokyo""
■ Meguro ""Meguro Gajyoen""
■ Takanawadai ""Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa""
