Sushi Tamakagari Tempura Tamagoromo

Tokyo



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Cuisine
Price
$$$$
Local tip
Consider booking a counter seat for a closer interaction with the chefs as they prepare sushi and tempura fresh before you.

Located on the 30th floor of the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, Sushi Tamakagari Tempura Tamagoromo offers a refined culinary experience that draws in both locals and visitors. The restaurant skillfully combines the freshness of Edo-style sushi with the innovative twist of tempura fried in olive oil. Guests are invited to enjoy these delicacies against the backdrop of the Tokyo Bay skyline. Whether dining on sushi or tempura, patrons have the opportunity to sit at specialized counter seats, providing a unique experience where diners can interact closely with skilled chefs as they prepare each dish.

The strikingly elegant setting features both counter and table seating, with private rooms available for those seeking a more secluded dining experience. This versatile arrangement makes it a fitting choice for various occasions—whether it's a business meeting or a special family gathering. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the restaurant’s offerings cater to a range of tastes and schedules. Breakfast features traditional Edomae morning sushi for a leisurely start to the day, while lunch is a showcase of sushi and course options that highlight the delicate artistry of the chefs. Come evening, the menu evolves to offer tasting courses that combine the best of both sushi and tempura.

A takeaway option allows guests to enjoy both their sushi and uniquely prepared tempura in the comfort of their own home, adding an additional layer of convenience for those busy yet desiring quality cuisine. The restaurant prides itself on procuring seasonal ingredients from the famed Toyosu and Tsukiji markets, ensuring freshness and authenticity in every dish.

Easily accessible by major forms of transport, with direct connections from nearby airports, Sushi Tamakagari Tempura Tamagoromo is positioned as a convenient yet upscale dining destination. The integration of tradition with modern flair, combined with its elevated vantage overlooking the city, makes it an enduring favorite among Tokyo’s diverse culinary scene.

Reviews

Peter Ranon Peter Ranon May 2026

I got the Tempura Special Course for 5,500Y ($34.60 US in 2026/05/20). The photos show what it came with but it’s the view you’re paying for 😊

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is on the 30th floor of the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba in Minato City.
Yes, breakfast is served from 7:00 to 10:00, featuring Edomae morning sushi.
Lunch is available from 11:30 to 14:30.
Yes, private rooms are available for a more intimate dining experience.
The restaurant is conveniently accessible via Yunakomome Daiba Station and direct bus routes from major airports.
Yes, customers can order sushi and olive oil tempura for takeaway.
The restaurant offers counter seating for sushi and tempura, as well as table and private room seating.
The restaurant can accommodate groups with advance reservation in either table settings or private rooms.
Guests with dietary concerns should inquire directly with the restaurant to ensure accommodation.
The restaurant specializes in Edo-style sushi and tempura prepared with olive oil.

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