寿司とラーメン 魚がしや
Sushi to Ramen Uogashiya
Blending two Tokyo staples under one roof, Sushi to Ramen Uogashiya delivers fast, fresh seafood in a lively Shimbashi setting—no reservations, just walk in and dig in.
Dining
Casual Sushi, Ramen, No Reservations, Office Crowd Favorite
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Sushi to Ramen Uogashiya is a hidden gem for Tokyo workers and hungry travelers alike, offering a unique double specialty in one compact, high-energy space. Located just a short walk from Shimbashi Station, this no-frills eatery serves up fresh nigiri sets alongside steaming bowls of seafood-rich ramen. The vibe is informal and quick, with counter seating and efficient service tailored to lunch breaks and post-work cravings. Known for its high-quality fish at reasonable prices, Uogashiya is especially popular with the local salaryman crowd—but equally welcoming to tourists. No reservations are accepted, but turnover is quick, making it an easy stop for a quality bite in the heart of Tokyo’s business district.
Facilities & Services
Sushi Sets & Seafood-Packed Ramen
Counter Seating, Fast Turnover
No Reservations Accepted
English Menu Available
Close to Shimbashi Station
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