A long omakase nigiri platter of glistening tuna, salmon, scallop and silver-skinned fish laid across a dark stone counter

The SushiGo Menu

Fresh Sushi Cut at Dawn, Shaped to Order

Everything below is priced per piece or per set, exactly as it is served at the counter. The fish changes with the morning market, so a few listings may read "today only" when you sit down.

How to Order

Start light, end rich.

The counter works in that order: white and silver-skinned fish first, then cured and richer cuts, then rolls and rice bowls. If you would rather not think about it, the Omakase Nigiri Set makes every choice for you.

Seasonality

Seasonal Fish, Chosen Each Morning

Fish is bought each morning and the menu flexes with it. Spring brings sea bream and bamboo shoots, summer the richer maguro, autumn sanma and matsutake, winter dense, cold-water yellowtail.

Allergens

Tell the counter.

Nearly every dish contains fish, soy or shellfish, and our rice vinegar and nori are used across the menu. Please tell the counter about any allergy before ordering and we will shape around it where we honestly can.

Omakase & Sets

Let the counter decide.

Omakase Nigiri Set

¥2,800

Eight pieces chosen at the counter that morning, from silver-skinned catch to rich belly cuts, served in the order the chef intends.

Omakase Course

¥5,400

A full counter progression: seasonal starter, twelve pieces of nigiri, one hand roll, miso soup and dessert.

Chirashi Bowl

¥1,900

A lacquer bowl of vinegared rice scattered with the day's offcuts of sashimi-grade fish, ikura and tamago.

Lunch Nigiri Set

¥1,400

Available until 14:00. Six pieces of the day's standard nigiri with miso soup and pickled vegetables.

Ten-Piece Deluxe Set

¥3,600

Ten nigiri including otoro, uni and anago, with a seasonal appetizer and house-made tamago to finish.

Vegetable Omakase

¥2,200

Eight pieces for non-fish eaters: shiitake nigiri, avocado, mountain vegetables, tamago and pickled gourd.

Nigiri

Nigiri in Tokyo, Shaped Fresh When You Order

Every piece is brushed with nikiri soy at the counter unless you ask for soy on the side. Wasabi is fresh-ground and placed between rice and fish, not stirred into a dish.

Two pieces of otoro fatty tuna nigiri with deep marbling resting on a black lacquer plate beside a small mound of fresh wasabi

Otoro Nigiri

¥480

Belly-cut bluefin, briefly brushed with nikiri soy.

Chutoro Nigiri

¥360

Medium-fatty bluefin with a firm, clean bite.

Akami Nigiri

¥220

Lean bluefin loin, the purest read of the fish.

Sake Nigiri

¥240

Norwegian salmon, lightly torched to order if you like.

Hotate Nigiri

¥320

Hokkaido scallop, sweet and barely touched by the knife.

Uni Nigiri

¥520

Sea urchin from Hokkaido, served loose over rice.

Madai Nigiri

¥260

Wild sea bream, aged a day and finished with yuzu zest.

Aji Nigiri

¥280

Horse mackerel with ginger finely chopped over the top.

Anago Nigiri

¥300

Simmered conger eel, brushed with a sweet tare glaze.

Ikura Gunkan

¥420

Hokkaido salmon roe wrapped in crisp nori, cured in-house.

Kohada Nigiri

¥260

Silver-skinned gizzard shad, vinegar-cured overnight.

Tamago Nigiri

¥180

Sweet layered omelette, the traditional close to a meal.

Sashimi & Small Plates

Sashimi & Small Plates, Expertly Cut

Three-Fish Sashimi

¥1,600

Bluefin, salmon and sea bream, cut thick and laid over shaved ice with shiso and daikon.

Otoro Sashimi

¥1,200

Four slices of belly-cut bluefin, served with grated daikon and a drop of ponzu.

Hotate Carpaccio

¥880

Thin-sliced Hokkaido scallop with olive oil, yuzu juice and sea salt flakes.

Edamame

¥450

Steamed young soybeans with coarse salt, the honest way to start.

Agedashi Tofu

¥580

Silken tofu in a light dashi broth, topped with grated ginger and spring onion.

Miso Soup

¥350

Red miso with wakame and silken tofu, brewed on the day's dashi.

Karaage

¥680

Twice-fried chicken thigh with lemon and a smear of Japanese mayonnaise.

Sunomono

¥520

Cucumber and wakame in sweet rice vinegar with a few pearls of ikura.

Oshinko Plate

¥480

House pickles: cucumber, daikon, cabbage and plum, changed with the season.

Maki & Hand Rolls

Fresh Maki Rolls & Hand Rolls Made to Order

Our rice is seasoned warm and our nori is toasted to order, so hand rolls arrive crisp and should be eaten within the first minute. Maki are cut into eight; hand rolls come as one large cone.

A row of freshly cut maki rolls showing rice and glossy fish cross-sections arranged on a wooden board

Tekka Maki

¥520

Lean bluefin and nori, nothing else. The classic.

Salmon Avocado Roll

¥620

Salmon, avocado and cucumber rolled in toasted nori.

Negitoro Roll

¥720

Minced fatty bluefin and spring onion, rolled generous.

Kappa Maki

¥380

Cucumber and sesame, entirely plant-based.

Spicy Tuna Roll

¥680

Chopped bluefin with house chilli paste and cucumber.

Anago Tempura Roll

¥780

Crisp eel tempura with avocado and tare glaze.

Uni Hand Roll

¥680

Hokkaido sea urchin, warm rice, crisp nori. Eat it first.

Otoro Hand Roll

¥620

Fatty bluefin belly with shiso and a brush of nikiri.

Sake & Tea

Poured cold, poured clean.

A short list, chosen to sit behind the fish rather than in front of it. Ask the counter and we will match a glass to whatever you are eating.

House Junmai, Glass

¥650

Dry and linear, our everyday pour by the glass or bottle (¥3,400).

Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo

¥1,100

Fragrant and soft, for the richer belly cuts and uni.

Tokobue Nigori

¥700

Cloudy and lightly sweet, a good partner for the spicy roll.

Premium Green Tea

¥400

Sencha brewed at the counter, free refills while you sit.

Ramune or Mineral Water

¥350

For anyone skipping the sake today.

A dark wood bar corner with a chilled sake bottle in an ice bucket, two ceramic cups and a small ceramic plate of pickles

Seating at the Counter

Walk in, or claim a seat ahead.

With only twelve seats we keep a few free every day for walk-ins, so dropping by is always worth a try. If you want a specific evening, call us and we will hold a counter seat for you.

The menu is the same at every seat, every hour, from the first morning tea service to the last nigiri at night.

A polished hinoki wood sushi counter at quiet mid-morning, with ceramic plates set in a row and a bamboo mat catching soft light