Edo-mae Sushi to Your Heart’s Content “Hideout-style” Sushi with a Homey Atmosphere Shinjuku Makoto


Shinjuku Makoto reopened in January 2019.
You can enjoy sushi made using traditional Edo-mae techniques.
Here we introduce the charm of Shinjuku Makoto and more.

The allure of a Makoto Shinjuku


The allure of a Makoto Shinjuku
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The charm of Shinjuku Makoto is that you can enjoy traditional Edomae Sushi.
The rice is made with a blend of rice vinegar and red vinegar to make it easy to eat.
The menu is lined with a variety of seasonal ingredients to let you experience the seasons through food.
A la carte dishes such as grilled and steamed dishes are also available, so you will never get bored.
The friendly chefs welcome you with a cheerful “welcome," making it easy to stop by without getting too comfortable.

Makoto Shinjuku’s recommended locations

Makoto Shinjuku's recommended locations

The counter, where you can see the “craftsmanship" right in front of you, has a limited number of eight special seats, and is recommended not only for solo diners, but also for dates and those making their debut as an itamae sushi chef.

Review by Makoto Shinjuku

  • The sushi was so good! I was surprised that the neta was so big.
  • The timing of the course meal was very timely, so I was able to spend a smooth and meaningful time without being distracted by the conversation. I will go back again!
  • The price is way too cosy for a course that includes medium fatty tuna, large fatty tuna, nodoguro tuna, sea urchin, and a full bottle of sparkling wine!

Source : https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1304/A130401/13229882/dtlrvwlst/

Basic information about Makoto Shinjuku

Store Name Makoto Shinjuku
Address 103 Shinjuku Island Annex, 6-2-3 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Phone number 03-6304-5266
Business Hours 17:00~22:30 (L.O.21:30)
Regular day off
No regular holidays
Budget From 10.000 yen
Official Site https://hitosara.com/0006125811/

Summary


How was it?
Here we introduced Makoto Shinjuku.
You can enjoy high-end foods such as tuna and abalone at reasonable prices, and you can even stop by on your way home from work for a casual date.