This is just as hard to answer as of what’s your favorite pizza or burger.
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First what’s your budget? This will make the whole difference, obviously
Second are we talking strictly old-school nigiri, or are you looking for a new age style of nigiri?
I assume you mean nigiri sushi. Since the budget is low to moderate, go straight to Sushi no Midori. They have excellent sushi and they don’t cost a fortune.
Try also asking in r/Tokyo
Very difficult to answer. It also depends on your budget. Kyubei in Ginza is quite good, but I’d never go their on my own dime. I just don’t care to spend that much on sushi.
Also, I’m probably going to sound like a snob here, but if you are entertaining or if you are used to Gatten (which btw is just fine) then a lot of people might miss the nuances of a higher end sushi place.
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Which area of Tokyo are you living in?
This is just as hard to answer as of what’s your favorite pizza or burger.
​
First what’s your budget? This will make the whole difference, obviously
Second are we talking strictly old-school nigiri, or are you looking for a new age style of nigiri?
I assume you mean nigiri sushi.
Since the budget is low to moderate, go straight to Sushi no Midori. They have excellent sushi and they don’t cost a fortune.
Try also asking in r/Tokyo
Very difficult to answer. It also depends on your budget. Kyubei in Ginza is quite good, but I’d never go their on my own dime. I just don’t care to spend that much on sushi.
Also, I’m probably going to sound like a snob here, but if you are entertaining or if you are used to Gatten (which btw is just fine) then a lot of people might miss the nuances of a higher end sushi place.