Asakusa Restaurant Guide-vol.17: Sushi Isshin

The winner of Michelin Guide one star in 2016, Isshin (一新) offers Sushi with finest ingredients. Has great quality yet remaining a friendly…

The winner of Michelin Guide one star in 2016, Isshin (一新) offers Sushi with finest ingredients. Has great quality yet remaining a friendly downtown vibes in cozy space with only 10 counter seats. Isshin only chooses the best seasonal ingredients and serves each dish in the best way to taste.

Book your seat at Sushi Isshin here!

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Access: 10 mins walk from Asakusa station

Hours: 18:00～22:00 (closed on Sunday)

Budget: 10,000 yen~

Genre: Sushi

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