Discover fresh and delicious seafood dining in Tokyo at Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa. Located in Minato City, this restaurant offers an exquisite menu of sushi and sashimi. Indulge in the flavors of the sea with their assortment of nigiri sushi and clam soup. Don't miss out on their signature sashimi set, featuring plump fried horse mackerel and shirasu on salad. Visit Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa for an unforgettable dining experience.
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"Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa" is a restaurant located in Minato City, Tokyo.
It is situated just a 3-minute walk from Shinagawa Station.
The restaurant can be found on the second floor of the Shinagawa Front Building and offers 6 counter seats and 40 table seats.
The operating hours are from 11:00 to 14:00 for lunchtime and from 17:00 to 22:00 for dinnertime, Monday to Saturday.
Please note that lunchtime reservations are not accepted on weekdays.
Additionally, the last reservation for dinner courses is at 19:30.
At "Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa," you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes.
The sashimi set is highly recommended, featuring a generous serving of shirasu (whitebait) on salad and plump fried horse mackerel.
The chefs prioritize high-quality ingredients and meticulous cooking techniques.
The sushi is made using the traditional method, with fresh and delicious toppings.
During lunchtime, "Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa" can get busy, and there may be a waiting time.
However, the restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy your meal comfortably.
We highly recommend visiting.
The skilled chefs offer excellent dishes such as "Special Edo-style Nigiri Sushi (7 pieces)" and "Clam Soup.
" The classic-type sushi with a strong wasabi kick receives great reviews.
"Sushi no Isomatsu Shinagawa" is the place to go in the Shinagawa area for delicious seafood dining.
We invite you to pay us a visit.
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