Restaurant Sushi Sugita à Tokyo : un chef étoilé japonais
Fondé par le chef Takaaki Sugita, Sushi Sugita a ouvert ses portes à Tokyo dans le quartier de Nihonbashikakigarachō, en 2019. Avec plus de 20 ans d’expérience dans le monde du sushi, Sugita a su créer un établissement de renom, reconnu pour sa cuisine japonaise authentique et raffinée. La réputation de ce restaurant japonais s’est rapidement étendue, notamment grâce à ses 2 étoiles Michelin et sa place dans le classement Asia 50Best.
Ce restaurant sushi propose un menu omakase de 24 à 30 plats, mettant en valeur des techniques traditionnelles japonaises avec une touche d’innovation. Le chef Sugita privilégie la sélection de poissons de haute qualité, notamment le shime-saba et le sardine, pour offrir une expérience gustative exceptionnelle. La carte inclut également des spécialités comme le ankimo (foie de lotte) et des nigiris généreux, qui font la renommée de l’établissement. La finesse de ses préparations et la précision de ses gestes en font une adresse incontournable pour les amateurs de sushi japonais et de cuisine michelin.
L’ambiance du restaurant est à la fois intime et élégante, avec un décor épuré et une salle discrète. La salle principale dispose de neuf sièges autour d’un comptoir en bois courbé, permettant aux clients d’observer le chef à l’œuvre. La décoration minimaliste et soignée crée une atmosphère calme et raffinée, idéale pour apprécier chaque bouchée dans un cadre serein. La discrétion et la politesse du personnel complètent cette expérience culinaire d’exception dans un lieu où tradition et modernité se rencontrent.
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@nquen
"Grand chef japonais. Cuisine ultra précise. 700€/pax…"
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"meilleur sushi world très bon maquereau"
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"sushi de luxe 4,7 tabelog 250 euros le menu"
@anais.rahimian
"https://youtu.be/HDav7oL5qNQ?si=3e-ELRUhb_yoWaL6 "
@linusvjohnsson
"Sushi chic insta Laurianneme "
@anaisdschmps79
"All fodies love this Legendary Sushi. If you can book, you have won the lottery…to me it’s simply a good sushi (out of my top 10). He is a truly master, shari size is also big as I like…but nigiri are simply a good and legit level, nothing to die for. Tsumami are also very good but simple and (actually) very authentic. Overall it’s a nice dinner and He is very funny too…but not at top of my fav places "
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"3 michelin star restaurant ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Very difficult to reserve and find a spot (++months)"
@colognoric
"2024 50Best Resto Asia #66 #64 2023 50Best Asia Best Restaurants "
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"Restau de sushi Omakase 24 plats 280$"
@judith.banizette
"A masterclass in sushi: one moment in this space and you will appreciate why world-renowned chefs bow their heads to the brilliant master. Rather than focusing on procuring expensive ingredients, the chef’s attention is on wielding his traditional Edomae skills to shape the most premium sushi. The sushi is exquisite and must not be missed, and the joy in conversing with Chef Sugita will draw you back time and again. One of Japan’s preeminent sushi restaurants, Nihonbashi Kakigaracho Sugita is a favorite of chefs and epicureans alike. Steeped in Edo-esque nostalgia, the feel of the town, the restaurant interior, and Sugita’s style all come together in a perfectly authentic way. Walking in a quiet corner of Tokyo’s Nihonbashi district, there appears a signboard announcing the location of “Nihonbashi Kakigaracho Sugita”. Beyond the door lies a staircase and another charming door. Expectation builds as you pass from the high-ceilinged space to the narrow hallway designed specifically by Sugita to whisk you away to another world. As you arrive at the counter, everything opens up again in an instant to reveal an immaculate and elegant space. Already the chef is showing his intentions to guests. The ambience perfectly captures the essence of Edomae sushi with crisp white-linen covered seats and a nine-seat Yoshino hinoki counter that gently curves allowing every guest to view Sugita’s graceful movements. The private room for groups of three to four is equally exquisite. There’s a comfortable level of tension and a minimalist setting with just a few thoughtfully placed ceramic pieces. The space embodies cleanliness and purity – exactly how a sushiya should be. Pottery pieces are chosen to express each season, including Chinese zodiac animal images at the new year and special motifs signaling spring – all the works of either Dohei Fujinoki or Kugen Arimoto. The black glossy ceramic platters for nigiri sushi were specially made by Arimoto – a distinctively different style to the lacquerware dishes often found at sushi restaurants. From suppliers to media, and of course dining guests, everyone is treated to Sugita’s warm hospitality. Please take a front-row seat and let the enjoyment begin."
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"Sushis 💸💸💸💸💸 Impossible booking "
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"#66 Top 50 Restaurants Asia 2024; Super hard sushi restaurant to get into. Recommended by Tokyo for Food Lovers 2019. Hours: Lunch: 12PM & Dinner: 5:30PM and 8:30PM. Closed Mon. "
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"[Tuesday - Friday] TOP 10 17: 30 ~, 20: 30 ~ [Saturday · Holiday] 17: 30 ~, 20: 30 ~ [Day] Noon: 12: 00 ~ Night: 17: 00 ~ 19: 45, 20: 00 ~ open on Sundays"
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"$$$ Chef Takaaki Sugita started working in the sushi world when he was in high school, and after more than 20 years as a chef, he's one of the best in the business. His style is traditional but subtly innovative, as evidenced by his experimenations with fish maturation times to bring out the buttery richness of bonito and the silky texture of thinly sliced sardine. His signature is the luxuriously creamy ankimo (monkfish liver) pate, steeped in sweetened soy sauce and dabbed with wasabi—the perfect accompaniment to sake. A must-try piece, however, is the shime-saba and shiso nori roll. / Tell us about your first impressions when you arrived. It's a calm and immaculate space with nine seats at the gently curved wooden counter. There's also a small private room off to the side, but you'll want to sit at the sushi bar and watch chef Takaaki Sugita work his magic. What was the crowd like? A lot of chefs come to Sugita to satisfy their sushi cravings. Case in point: Den's Zaiyu Hasegawa and Takumi Shingo's Shingo Takahashi say it's their favorite sushi-ya. What should we be drinking? There's a small but thoughtful selection of sake, as well as beer. Main event: the food. Give us the lowdown—especially what not to miss. Sugita started working in the sushi world when he was in high school, and after more than 20 years as a chef, he's one of the best in the business. His style is traditional but subtly innovative, as evidenced by his experimenations with fish maturation times to bring out the buttery richness of bonito and the silky texture of thinly sliced sardine. His signature is the luxuriously creamy ankimo (monkfish liver) pate, steeped in sweetened soy sauce and dabbed with wasabi—the perfect accompaniment to sake. A must-try piece, however, is the shime-saba and shiso nori roll. What’s the real-real on why we’re coming here? Sugita is one of the hardest places to book at the moment, so your best bet is to go through an online concierge service. It may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but you'll remember it for years to come."
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"Apparently one of the hardest places to book (top local sushi chef)"
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"Recomendación David Chang "
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@pbellanger82
"Tabelog : top 3 sushi in Tokyo"
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"Hottest Tables - Miguel Andrade "
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"Sushi Sugita has become one of the hardest places to book"
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