Edomae omakase · 14 seats · Bay Street
An intimate counter where Chef Kenji Mori serves Edomae-style sushi piece by piece — fish aged, cured and seasoned by hand, rice still warm from the pot.
Two seatings nightly
Fish flown in daily
Sake pairing
As written about in
Table Review
Umami Journal
Night Plate
Brine
Coastline
The omakase
01
Small seasonal starters — chawanmushi, house-pickled vegetables and a sashimi course.
02
Twelve pieces of aged and cured fish, brushed with nikiri and served one at a time.
03
A hand roll passed straight from the chef’s hands to yours, nori still crackling.
04
A quiet finish: tamago, seasonal fruit and matcha whisked at the counter.
Why Hinoki
We buy from four small fishermen and two Japanese auction brokers — and age most fish for 3 to 10 days.
Chef Mori’s training, from Ginza to Bay Street
The menu follows the Japanese micro-seasons — expect around six new pieces every two weeks.
Koshihikari rice seasoned with two aged red vinegars, kept at body temperature all night.
Fourteen seats around a single 200-year-old slab of Japanese cypress.
The lounge
Seatings
Everyone at the counter starts together. Please arrive ten minutes early.
Counter omakase · 14 seats
Book 30 days out
Counter omakase · 14 seats
Book 30 days out
Lighter 14-course menu · $125
Limited
À la carte & sake, six seats
Walk-ins
“The most precise and joyful sushi meal I’ve had outside of Tokyo. The aged kinmedai stopped conversation.”
Food editor, Umami Journal
“Chef Mori remembered my allergy from a booking six months earlier. That’s the level here.”
Guest, 4 visits
“We booked for our anniversary. Two hours flew by — every piece was a small surprise.”
Guest
Reservations
Seats release 30 days ahead at 10am. A $50 per-person deposit holds your seat and is deducted from your bill.
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