Restaurants near Fumiko Hayashi Memorial Hall

My girlfriend and I had a word-class experience at Fukuzushi last night. Let me tell you guys all about it: Food: Not much needs to be said. Mr. and Mrs. Fukuzushi plan ahead of time to make sure our traditional omakaze suit our tastes. The quality of our food was exceptional. Sensei drives a hefty distance in the morning to make sure our food is the catch of the day. Every bite will leave you saying “OISHI,” so make sure to pick up the phone or respond to the email. Oh, and make sure to have an empty stomach! Service: There’s a story behind every bite. Mr. And Mrs. make sure to tell us about the history and culture, along with the processes behind each serving. There’s 4 generations of knowledge behind the two of them and the effort spent to allow us to enjoy our evening was second to none. Truly an eye-opening experience and one I will not forget. Highly recommend coming to have dinner here; it will most certainly be the omakaze experience you’ve ever had.

Wonderful food, great value, and terrific service!!

Best sushi in all Japan. Great hidden gem in a beautiful and calm area of Tokyo.

The food was so delicious and the presentation incredible. They even accommodated for my gluten allergy

Very strange that I’m coming to Tokyo to enjoy American steak but Empire is a quick walk from my Roppongi hotel and the service here is top notch fantastic. It’s also friendly for solo diners and many of the salads and sides can be ordered half-size. They also carry my favorite Napa Merlot by Duckhorn. Head waiter Ito-san is about as professional and old-school as you can find anywhere these days …….all I can say is that Empire is worth the visit and cost because sometimes, no matter where you are, that craving for a juicy, rare, grass-fed USDA prime cut of beef must be fulfilled, with extreme perfection!!