Sushi restaurant5-chōme-20-2 Nishikamata, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0051, Japan

4.4(210 reviews)
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Get intoxicated by the artistry of sushi at the long-established 'Hatsune Sushi' in Kamata, Tokyo

Located in Kamata, Tokyo, 'Hatsune Sushi' is a long-established renowned restaurant with a history of over 100 years. From its seemingly plain appearance, you can't imagine being anything other than captivated by the entertainer-like personality of the head chef and the artistry of sushi.

Impressive smiling face and lively conversation of the head chef

Upon entering the restaurant, you are immediately drawn to the bright personality of the head chef, Katsuki Nakaharu. He greets you with a smile and engages in lively conversation. You catch a glimpse of his entertainer-like talent in entertaining the customers.

Carefully selected ingredients and creative cooking methods

Only the highest quality ingredients are used for the sushi, and they are served with special cooking methods. Fatty tuna and lean tuna are blanched and then marinated in a specially aged soy sauce for 19 years. Sweet shrimp is soaked in Japanese sake, enhancing its flavor. You can't help but feel the artistry of sushi in these creatively designed dishes.

Captivating the customers with performances

From making the rice to cutting and shaping the fish, the entire cooking process is done in front of you. You are sure to be intoxicated by the performance, much like watching a stage. It may be a bit pricey, but you will certainly feel the value of this top-notch experience.

After-meal hospitality in a separate room

After the meal, you will be moved to a separate room to enjoy desserts. This is your chance to hear private stories from the head chef, such as about his family. Your satisfaction will last until the end.

At this long-established restaurant, don't miss the experience of being captivated by the artistry of sushi and the charming personality of the head chef. It will surely become an unforgettable memory.

Reviews

5(2 months ago)
Lexy McCauley
One of the most amazing dining experiences I’ve ever been to! It was intriguing to see the sushi made right in front of you. The chef was very impressive in how he made each item and sliced it so nicely. He will make the item for each person, then, each person tries it along the way. They served multiple courses, mostly sushi for this meal as well as a homemade dessert at the end. There are multiple options for sake and the waitress did a great job giving recommendations for what to try. This was a phenomenal meal and experience because everyone is so kind and it’s an intimate setting.
5(5 months ago)
Sam S
This will be an experience of a lifetime. If I were to ever be struck by sudden memory loss, I truly hope that the flavors and memories created here at Hatsune will last. I was visiting Japan and wanted a proper Omakase experience. As a last minute planner I stumbled upon a booking website where most of the Michelin rated eats could be found. There was an opening for 1 slot and I decided to hop on a train and make my way over. The pricing in all honesty was very fair. You walk in and immediately feel so welcomed as if you are a prince or princess. The atmosphere surely draws in a sense of an excitement. Peculiarities like 30 year old aged soy sauce or the finest green tea entice you for the journey to come. The Itamae (head chef) presented each and every dish with a educational backstory and then began preparing each dish with delicacy and precision. They even let us snag pictures of each. The room starts getting filled with love and before you know it you’re at the end in a state of trance. I recommend you book your trip around a pit stop like this and truly savor each and every bite as you probably won’t find an experience like this locally.
5(2 months ago)
Jacob
Went here with a group of friends (3 of us) and we had an absolutely amazing time. Family owned for 130 years, delicious food and extremely friendly staff. The fact you can book a reservation here 1 week out from the date is very surprising to me. If you’re thinking about eating here, you won’t be disappointed!
1(3 weeks ago)
Linda P
How does this place have Michelin stars? This really discredits the Michelin guide as the whole dining experience was so underwhelming from start to finish. Food was mediocre, service was the bare minimum, presentation was nonexistent. It was quite literally the most boring omakase I’ve been to and the chef barely spoke a word nor tell us what we were eating. This was worse than cheap omakase I’ve had back in North America. It was short and even the way it ends is awkward. Save your money and eat elsewhere
4(a year ago)
Alson Chien
The chef is super humorous and friendly environment, overall it provides customers a sense of theater and watching the live streaming sushi circus show. I would say it’s the most entertaining sushi omakase I have ever had, but the food could’ve been more delicates

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