5 Affordable Sushi Restaurants in Tokyo – OMAKASE Available
February 24, 2026
Tokyo is globally renowned as a city of gourmet delights, and sushi stands out as one of Japan's most iconic dishes, loved by people from all over the world. However, many might still believe that "delicious sushi comes with a hefty price tag." In reality, Tokyo is home to numerous sushi spots where you can enjoy top-quality sushi without breaking the bank. In this article, we’ll introduce some hidden gems where you can savor sushi that is not only delicious but also offers great value for money. If you're looking for an affordable sushi experience, these spots are well worth a visit!
Hobo Ueno Osushimachi / ほぼ上野 オスシマチ
Ginza Ryoheisushi / 銀座 量平寿司
Sushi Tenkawa / 鮨 天川
Kagurazaka Sushi Yasaka Bettei / 神楽坂 鮨 弥栄 別邸
Hiroya Tokyomae / 浩也 東京前
1. Hobo Ueno Osushimachi / ほぼ上野 オスシマチ
Tokyo, Okachimachi ☆4.1 (Google Maps)
A Casual Sushi Bar Where You Can Enjoy Sushi and Japanese Sake Easily
This is not high-end sushi nor conveyor belt sushi, but a style of restaurant where you can enjoy sake with sushi as snacks. It offers photo-worthy menu items such as the famous “Shrimp and Crab Battle.” It’s also attractive that it’s near Okachimachi Station, making it easy to stop by while sightseeing in Ueno.
Counter Sushi with Confidence in English Where You Can Taste Authentic Edomae Sushi in Ginza
Using high-quality seafood skillfully selected at Toyosu market, you can enjoy authentic Edomae sushi and seasonal dishes served as a course by Edomae craftsmen. They are particular about sake as well, and you can enjoy a drink that pairs well with sushi. English support is also available, making this restaurant recommended for travelers who want a smooth experience of “proper delicious sushi” in Ginza.
Price: ¥22,000~ (Semi-Luxury)
Type: Authentic
Business Hours: 11:30-14:00, 17:30-22:00
Regular Holiday: Wednesday, Sunday, Public holiday
Carefully selected seafood from all over Japan is prepared meticulously by craftsmen and served one piece at a time using traditional Edomae techniques at this counter sushi. The highlight is the unity of the sushi rice made with red vinegar and the toppings. You can enjoy an OMAKASE course that changes with the seasons. It’s within walking distance from Ebisu Station, so it’s recommended for travelers who want a “proper sushi experience” on a Tokyo sightseeing night.
Authentic Sushi OMAKASE and Rare Japanese Sake to Enjoy in Kagurazaka
This is a restaurant where chefs carefully hand-press sushi piece by piece and you can enjoy an OMAKASE course featuring seasonal recommendations. They also offer a wide range of rare Japanese sake that pairs well with sushi, allowing you to fully enjoy “sushi + sake.” It’s just a 1-minute walk from Kagurazaka Station, making it very convenient for stopping by after sightseeing.
OMAKASE Course Enjoying Sushi with Red Vinegar Rice and Creative Appetizers
This is an OMAKASE style centered on “powerful sushi” made with red vinegar rice, where you can also enjoy free-style dish creations that are not confined to sushi shop boundaries. “Pairing” with drinks matched to the dishes is a highlight, deepening the flavor of sushi and appetizers. It’s just a 2-minute walk from Daimon Station, making it convenient and recommended for travelers who want a “new sushi experience” during their stay in Tokyo.
