Shibuya sushi: from cheap conveyor-belt sushi restaurants to luxury sushi bars
Sushi is one of the most popular Japanese food, and you can eat quality sushi at an affordable price in Shibuya, a Tokyo’s top tourist town. Every tourist seeks the freshest sushi to the fish markets such as Tsukiji and Toyosu, however, you should know you can have high-quality sushi in Shibuya. Here are 6 best sushi restaurants in Shibuya in every price range from cheap conveyor-belt sushi restaurants to luxury sushi bars.
Eat the best Japanese food sushi in the best tourist town Shibuya!
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1. Sushi No Midori (Shibuya Branch)
Umegaoka Sushi No Midori Sohonten (梅丘寿司の美登利総本店) is one of the most visited sushi restaurant in Shibuya by both domestic and international people. Experienced sushi chefs offer sushi mafe with highly selected seasonal fish from Tsukiji/Toyosu Market and the highest-quality rice from Yamagata Prefecture.
You can order your favorite pieces or sushi set “Omakase” the chefs pick out, which is recommended for first timers. The Shibuya branch of Umegaoka Sushi No Midori Sohonten is located in Mark City which is directly connected to Shibuya Station. Very easy to access there!
Access: 5 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: 11:00–22:00
Close: January 1st
Price Range: 3,000–4,000 yen
2. Shibuya Sushi Lab
Shibuya Sushi Lab (渋谷鮨らぼ) offers affordable omakase Edomae sushi in the heart of Shibuya, using the innovative Tsumoto-style aging technique. Guided by the Zen principle of shuhari—mastering, breaking, and innovating tradition—Chef Tahara Ryuichi brings over 26 years of expertise to the table.
The restaurant’s Tsumoto-style sushi enhances the fish’s flavor through a specialized bloodletting and aging process, with some pieces aged up to 40 days for maximum umami. Despite its upscale location near Shibuya Station, Shibuya Sushi Lab provides high-quality sushi at a fraction of Ginza prices, making it a hidden gem for sushi lovers.
Access: 6-minute walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: 12:00 – 14:30, 17:00 – 23:00 (Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun) / 17:00 – 23:00 (Thu)
Close: Wed
Price Range: 10,000 yen ~
Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CVxbfcHVGUUszZb39
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3. Sushizanmai (Shibuya Dogenzaka Center Building Branch)
Sushizanmai (すしざんまい) is one of the most famous chain sushi restaurants in Japan (the main branch is located at Tsukiji Fish Market), and its branch in Shibuya is located on the fourth floor in the Dogenzaka Center Building. Sushizanmai uses well-selected fish bought from all over the country. It’s highly recommended to order its specialty tuna (Red Tuna/Medium Fatty Tuna/Fatty Tuna.)
You can see its menu in English and order sushi from a piece so that you can make your own sushi plate. If you don’t know what to eat, sushi set menus are recommended to order. For solo or couple visitors, it’s a nice experience to eat sushi at the counter while talking chefs. Tables are also available for groups
Access: 5 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: open 24 hours (Everyday)
Price Range: 2,000–3,000 yen
4. Uobei (Shibuya-Dogenzaka Branch)
You can eat a variety of sushi at an very affordable price at Uobei (魚べい), which is located on the Shibuya Dogenzaka street. Almost all menu (over 80 sushi) are available for only 100 yen. The sushi restaurant in Shibuya is also really popular among foreign people for its various menu and easy order system: just place your order on tablets on the table in English.
Uobei is a kind of conveyor-belt sushi restaurants but a little extraordinary and high-tech one. Each sushi is fast delivered to your table on a vehicle-shaped plate such as Shinkansen and Formula One cars. It entertains both your sense of taste and sight there.
Access: 5 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: 11:00-24:00 (Everyday)
Price Range: 1,000–2,000 yen
5. Sushi Gonpachi (Shibuya Branch)
Sushi Gonpachi (SUSHI 権八) has its luxury sushi restaurant branch in Shibuya, and Gonpachi famous for the place where the former U.S. president George W. Bush and the former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi dine togeter. The world-famous film Kill Bill was inspired by Gonpachi. Sushi Gonpachi Shibuya.
The premium sushi restaurant serves the best seasonal sushi in every season. You can taste well-selected Japanese sake and wines which go well with its sushi. Sushi Gonpachi Shibuya offers panoramic views of Shibuya’s shiny towns at night since it is located on the 14th floor in the building. How about having a gorgeous dinner with the most popular Japanese food in Shibuya?
Access: 8 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: 11:30-14:30 (Lunch)/17:00–26:00 (Dinner)
Close: January 1st
Price Range: 2,000–3,000 yen (Lunch)/ 8,000–10,000 yen (Dinner)
6. Ajuta
Ajuta (あじゅう田) is a fine sushi restaurant owned by the sushi artisan Hiroki Ajuta who started the career with Western cuisine. Their Omakase course is served with authentic Edomae style sushi with chef’s proven skills and creative ideas, using fresh seasonal ingredients that are brought daily from the reliable sources in Toyosu Fish Market. Each fish is personally aged by the chef to maximise its taste, then goes together with the rice cooked to have perfect flavour and texture. The wine pairing option is available which is served with selected wines by the sommelier.
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Access: 9 mins walk from Shibuya Station
Hours: 18:00〜20:00/20:30〜22:30
Close: Sunday
Price Range: 30,000 yen~
Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ws2gRgnKPmKPp86PA
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