Tachigui Sushi Uogashi Yamaharu

Sushi restaurant · Minato ·

Tachigui Sushi Uogashi Yamaharu

Sushi restaurant · Minato ·

Authentic stand-up sushi, fresh natural fish, 100 yen+

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Japan, 〒105-5504 Tokyo, Minato City, Toranomon, 2 Chome−6−3 ヒルズステーションタワ B2F Get directions

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"Yamaharu, one of the top seasonal seafood wholesalers at Toyosu Market, has opened its first restaurant in the Toranomon Hills T-Market. Uogashi Yamaharu is a casual stand-and-eat, or tachigui sushi, shop that is fun for both solo diners and small groups. Lunch is an excellent value and popular with locals. If you want to linger, come for dinner and order sake and a few otsumami small bites to start off, such as monkfish liver or cod milt, before finishing with seasonal sushi. Know before you go: Order by tapping on a tablet." - Yukari Sakamoto

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Yukari Sakamoto

Tachigui Sushi Uogashi Yamaharu

Nickey H

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I’d give this a 4.5 if there was an option. This stand-up sushi spot is on the pricier side (and it’s inside a fancier building,Toranomon Hills T-Market, so that matches), but the quality was great compared to cheaper options we’ve had. You order on a tablet that has Japanese and English language options. The chefs are extremely efficient and the nigiri comes out quickly. You can “order” green tea on the tablet as well which is included. Would highly recommend the hamachi, otoro, and the sweet shrimp. Availability depends on the day.

Lisa M.

Google

Standing sushi, not the best sushi we had on the trip but a fun experience. Ordering on a tablet with English made it accessible. Service was friendly and very efficient. Found the firefly squid dish too salty, wouldn’t recommend it. The scallop was bomb 💣 I’d give it a try if you’re staying in the area and looking for a quick, high quality meal.

Katie B.

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By far the best sushi I’ve ever had. We ordered a ton of stuff, but the tuna, mackerel, and Bonita nigiri were some of our favourites. The tuna and green onion rolls were incredible as well! The staff were incredibly friendly. It is in the basement of an office building, but feels like we’re in a luxury food hall.

Isabel C.

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Tachigui Sushi Uogashi Yamaharu was hands down the best sushi I’ve ever had. The quality of the fish was outstanding—fresh, expertly prepared, and full of flavour. It truly proves that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to enjoy incredible sushi and top-quality ingredients. On top of that, the staff were exceptionally kind. Simple, authentic, and unforgettable. A must-visit!🍣

Ker W.

Google

Some of the best sushi I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating. No seats, just a standing bar to focus all your attention on every single perfectly crafted morsel. Just order the course and you’ll be sorted.

Google

Tasty but on the smaller side size wise. Ordering on the tablet makes it easier for non locals. $70 bucks for quality 18 piece sushi is awesome.

長村嶺緒

Google

Value for cost is fair and the quality is very good. Their cooking methods are professional so we will over look the wasabi not being fresh. Perfect for anyone looking for a high quality quick sushi stop.

William Q.

Google

It is the first sushi restaurant run by Uogashi Yamaharu, a long-standing seafood wholesaler that’s been running business in Tsukiji and now Toyosu market for over half a century. Directly connected to Toranomon Hills Station (and beneath Hotel Toranomon Hills),enjoy carefully crafted sushi at this standing sushi bar, whether you want just one piece or a full course. I came here 4 times in 7 days! This standing sushi shop beats any $350+ omakase restaurant in NYC. No reservations required, go check them out!

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Yukari Sakamoto

Tachigui Sushi Uogashi Yamaharu

Nickey H

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Lisa M.

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Katie B.

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Isabel C.

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Ker W.

Google

Tasty but on the smaller side size wise. Ordering on the tablet makes it easier for non locals. $70 bucks for quality 18 piece sushi is awesome.

長村嶺緒

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William Q.

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