Ginza Seamon
Sushi restaurant · Chūō ·

Ginza Seamon

Sushi restaurant · Chūō ·

Elevated market-fresh seafood & sushi, sake & wine

omakase experience
attentive service
sashimi
upscale atmosphere
chefs explain dishes
private dining room
dinner
lunch
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Ginza Seamon by null
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Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null
Ginza Seamon by null

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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5 Chome−5−13 坂口ビル ６階 Get directions

¥10,000+

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Popular for lunch
Lunch reservations recommended
Popular for dinner
Dinner reservations recommended

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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5 Chome−5−13 坂口ビル ６階 Get directions

+81 3 5537 0010
seamon.jp
@seamon.ginza
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¥10,000+ · Menu

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Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Lunch reservations recommended
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Cozy
•Romantic

Last updated

Dec 29, 2025

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"I wander beyond the curtains at Nasime and feel like I’ve stepped into Japan — the tiny restaurant from Ginza- and Tokyo-trained Yuh Shimomura offers an exquisite, rather affordable tasting menu (about $95 per person) with six courses including jewel-like sashimi, a grilled item, and a shareable soup or noodle (recent highlights included a duck and maitake mushroom udon and seared wagyu short rib with truffle shoyu); plan ahead since reservations are required." - Missy Frederick

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Ginza Seamon

Lisa S.

Google
I loooooove this sushi restaurant!! Every time I come here, I’m never disappointed. Each course is amazing and very delicious! The thoughtfulness that goes into each plate is pleasing to the eyes and the mouth. Highly recommended! It’s awesome to sit at the bar where you can watch the chefs make each dish and explain it to you. 🍣😋

OH Y.

Google
Came here after seeing a tiktok without reservation. Really good omakase experience. Food and service were amazing. Appreciate them trying to explain each dish despite language barrier. $100~/pax depending on which course you choose.

Nouran Zakaria M.

Google
Went in based on a friend’s review. A luxurious sushi experience with the best sushi I ate in Tokyo! Every piece had its own taste and experience which made the overall visit amazing and the food extra special.

Charlie C.

Google
Ginza Seamon foods were outstanding!! They have wide varieties of selection for fish. Highly recommended for fish lover. Staffs were polite/kind and they all speak english (including their head chef).

David W

Google
Wonderful high-end sushi restaurant on 6th floor of Ginza building (TODS building signage outside). Seating is at an elegant long bar, plus there are 2-3 small side rooms & tables. Business dinner for 2 persons on a Thursday night; we made reservation well in advance. Pre selected set menu with a wonderful mix of sushi and sashimi, served with accompanying small plates. We accompanied with glasses of champagne, then white & red wine. Attentive and steady service, fully bilingual in Japanese & English. Tasting fresh sashimi and sushi - prepared in front of you - uplifts the taste experience beyond standard plated sushi. David W, August 2025

Mitha S.

Google
The staff were very sweet! The top notch service and food made this a wonderful omakase experience!

Digital S.

Google
We enjoyed our lunch at Seamon! The fish is super fresh, like it just came from the sea. Chefs know exactly what to pick, so every piece tastes amazing. It's not just food, it's like a little show. You see the chefs work, and they tell you about the fish. This place is worth it if you love really good sushi.

Ji K.

Google
My favorite luxury sushi place in Tokyo. Fantastic food by amazing, experienced chefs providing world-class service. The staff will go out of their way to accommodate even if you don't speak Japanese. Everything on the omakase course is fresh and delicately prepared. Highly recommended.