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Sakuragi

Name: Sakuragi
Address: Tokio, distrito central, Tsukiji 3-7-2, Edificio Ginza West Tsukiji 2F, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, JP
Telephone: +81362643773
Price range: JPY 26.000
Rating: 3.57

櫻木

3.57

（1resultados）

JPY 26.000

Kaiseki

Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan

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9 de noviembre a 6 de diciembre de 2026

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：Reserva inmediata

：Solicitud de reserva

：No hay asientos disponibles

：Días de cierre

Reglas de reserva

Apertura de las reservas : 2 meses antes

Cierre de las reservas : 2 días antes 23:00

Información más reciente

Reserva

Se aceptan reservas・Servicio de gestión de reservas

Tipo de cocina

Presupuesto

JPY 26.000

Horario de apertura

Dirección

Estación más cercana

Estación de Tsukijia0.10 kmEstación de Shinntomichoua0.28 kmEstación de Higashiginnzaa0.61 km

Tipo de asiento

Barra Mesa Sala privada

Comodidades

No hay aparcamiento

Métodos de pago

Se aceptan tarjetas(VISA, Maestro, JCB, AMEX y Comensales)

Precauciones

For reservations for more than 9 persons, please contact the restaurant directly.

Japanese cuisine utilizing carefully selected seasonal ingredients

Sakuragi is a hidden gem of a Japanese restaurant run by a chef with 18 years of experience. Every day, it uses seasonal ingredients carefully selected from Toyosu Market to provide dishes that can be experienced with all five senses, served fresh. In a calm atmosphere, you can enjoy beautifully plated dishes along with fine sake from across the country and Kyoto's hojicha.

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Valoraciones

3.57（1resultados）

4.5~5.0

3.5~4.4

2.5~3.4

1.0~2.4

Cocina

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Servicio

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Ambiente

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Relación calidad-precio

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Reseñas

haruna

@haruna-189379

Japón

2025年10月21日

4.3

Sitting at the counter in a calm space filled with the warmth of wood is exciting. The first bowl has a gentle aroma, and the umami of the broth smoothly enters the body. The cherry salmon wrapped in cherry leaves and the fragrant grilled bonito are very impressive. The combination of mountain vegetables and other vegetables is skillful, and the changes in texture, from crunchy to creamy, are enjoyable. The warm small pot and shabu-shabu are also pleasant, with the cooking being exquisite and enhancing the quality of the ingredients. I was surprised by the sweetness of the fruit tomatoes, and I was able to enjoy a happy feeling until the end.

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