Quiet edomae, cut for the counter.

Fish chosen at the morning auction, frozen the day it lands, sliced to order. Pale celadon, sumi ink, one vermilion mark.

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Edomae
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Omakase Daily Frozen to order

From the morning auction.

Every box is chosen by hand at first light, iced within the hour and frozen whole. We buy the fish we would serve at our own counter — nothing graded down, nothing held over.

How we source

Quiet words.

Excellent 4.8 / 5

  • Whole yellow croaker

    Arrived frozen hard with no ice burn at all. Thawed overnight and the flesh was still firm and clean-tasting — closer to the fish market than anything I can buy locally.

    M. Hayashi, Verified Buyer

  • Mackerel fillets

    Cut straight and even, skin intact, packed flat so nothing bent in transit. Ten minutes under the grill and it was better than the sashimi bar near my office.

    S. Kobayashi, Verified Buyer

  • Oysters in shell

    Every shell was cupped and full, and the ice pack was still solid on arrival. Served them cold with nothing but a little vinegar — no need for anything else.

    R. Nakamura, Verified Buyer

    The knife comes first.

    Clean cuts, no torn edges, no bruising. Each fillet is portioned across the grain so a single stroke takes it — the same manner of work you would watch across a counter in Tokyo.

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    Three cuts, one counter.

    At the counter

    Three cuts, one counter.

    Fish is chosen whole, then broken down the same morning it arrives. Nothing sits — each cut is weighed, priced and frozen to order.

    • Salmon nigiri Aburi · 2 pieces $18
    • Tuna sashimi Akami · 5 slices $24
    • Yellowtail Hamachi · 5 slices $22