粋な寿し処 阿部 広尾本店
Ikina Sushi Dokoro Abe Hiroo Honten
A well-regarded neighborhood sushi house in Hiroo strikes a balance between Edomae tradition and casual warmth, showcasing seasonal creativity.
Dining
Edomae Tokyo, Neighborhood Sushi Tokyo, Casual Fine Dining Tokyo
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Ikina Sushi Dokoro Abe in Hiroo is the kind of place where regulars and first-timers sit side by side, drawn by the balance of quality, value, and approachability. The sushi leans towards Edomae, but makes room for the chef’s creative flourishes—sometimes in the form of delicate appetizers, sometimes in seasonal nigiri that's available off-menu. Counter seating offers the best view of the work, while tables provide a relaxed option for small groups. The staff is accustomed to serving English-speaking guests, and the space seamlessly blends neighborhood comfort with quiet polish. It’s not trying to compete with omakase giants—it’s offering something steadier: confidence without pretense.
Facilities & Services
Counter and Table Seating
English Menu
Seasonal Specials
Takeout Available
Sake Selection
Online Reservations
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