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Restaurant

Sushi Saeki: Theatrical Omakase in Ginza

鮨 さえ喜

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Updated November 6, 2026

A high-end sushi counter in Ginza known for its two-part omakase. Chef Saeki's lively performance complements a course of luxurious otsumami appetizers followed by classic nigiri, making it a destination for a celebratory meal.

Price range$$$$$
Tabelog rating3.99 / 5290 ratingsExcellent — roughly the top few percent nationwideJapanese diners rate strictly — 3.5 is excellent, 4.0 exceptional.View on Tabelog
Opening hoursMon–Sat from 18:00; Sun & public holidays closed.
Phone03-3289-0818
AddressLa.La.Grande GINZA 2F, 6-3-18 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
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At Sushi Saeki (鮨 さえ喜), the meal is a performance directed by the famously personable chef. Located in Ginza, this counter is celebrated for its two-part omakase that begins with a series of elaborate and luxurious otsumami (appetizers) before moving on to the nigiri sushi course. The atmosphere is lively, driven by the chef's warm and talkative manner.

Guests consistently praise the creativity and quality of the otsumami, which often feature show-stopping ingredients. Highlights mentioned in reviews include steamed abalone, king crab chawanmushi with truffle, and a dip of karasumi (cured mullet roe) with ebiimo taro. For the sushi portion, the balance of the red vinegar-seasoned shari (sushi rice) is a frequent point of acclaim. Signature items that have become fan favorites include a rich small bowl of uni (sea urchin) and the finale, a torotaku roll combining fatty tuna with pickled daikon radish.

While the experience is overwhelmingly positive for most, some diners note that service from junior staff can be uneven. As the restaurant operates with two seatings per night, guests in the later slot sometimes feel their meal is rushed. A few also find the portions on the lighter side. Reviewers in 2024–2026 reported the omakase course at around ¥48,400, with final bills including drinks typically falling between ¥50,000 and ¥60,000 per person. Most agree that for a special occasion, the price is justified by the top-tier ingredients and memorable show.

  • Reservations: Essential. Bookings must be made months in advance, typically through a hotel concierge service. This is not a walk-in establishment.
  • Getting There: The restaurant is on the 2nd floor of the La.La.Grande GINZA building, a short walk from Ginza Station.
  • Payment: Credit cards and some QR code payments (d Barai) are accepted. Electronic money is not.
  • Seating: The restaurant operates on a two-seating system with a time limit. There are no private rooms.
  • Language: Service is primarily in Japanese, though some staff may have limited English ability.
  • Smoking: The entire restaurant is non-smoking.
  • Parking: No parking is available.

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