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Tsukiji Sushi Sei Honten
Founded in 1889, Tsukiji Sushi Sei Honten continues to serve masterfully crafted Edo-style sushi just steps from the former market that made Tokyo a seafood capital.
Dining
Historic Sushi Shop, Edo-Style Sushi, Tsukiji Legacy, Traditional Dining
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Tsukiji Sushi Sei Honten blends over 130 years of heritage with time-honored technique to deliver a sushi experience steeped in tradition. Located near the vibrant Tsukiji Outer Market, this flagship store of the Sushi Sei group offers an elegant yet unpretentious setting for enjoying seasonal nigiri, fresh sashimi, and carefully selected omakase courses. Sushi is served with balance and restraint—true to Edo-style roots—with shari (rice) seasoned lightly and fish cut to highlight natural umami. Both counter and table seating are available, with private rooms upstairs for reserved gatherings. For those seeking a taste of Tsukiji’s legacy with refinement and poise, Sushi Sei offers a classic Tokyo experience, unchanged in spirit since the 19th century.
Facilities & Services
Nigiri & Omakase Set Menus
Counter Seating & Table Seating
Private Rooms (Advance Inquiry)
English Menu Available
Close to Tsukiji Outer Market
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