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Sushi Karaku

鮨 からく

Sushi in Ginza, Tokyo, 1 min walk from Ginza Station

Our analysis

  • ¥27,830least expensive dinner course; median ¥16,500
  • Englishonline booking from abroad

Dinner ¥20,000–29,999Closed SundaysBook online: Pocket Concierge

Photos from the restaurant's pages on Tabelog and Ikyu
All 18 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 12

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Inside 6

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Its least expensive dinner course is ¥27,830 (on Pocket Concierge), 69% above the ¥16,500 median of the 21 sushi restaurants in Tokyo ranked nearest to it; at lunch, ¥14,000 (on Pocket Concierge) is 112% above the ¥6,600 median of 21. From abroad it can be booked online in English on Pocket Concierge; 243 of the 866 sushi restaurants in Tokyo can be. Good for a seat at the counter (12 of its 30 seats), a private room (for 2, 4, 6, or 8), a less expensive lunch (from ¥14,000, 50% below its least expensive dinner course), and a meal with children (its Tabelog listing says they are welcome). Course prices that sources agree on: ¥27,830 on both Pocket Concierge and Ikyu; ¥14,000 on both Pocket Concierge and Ikyu.

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

Sushi restaurants in Ginza with a dinner budget close to its own, nearest to it in our ranking.

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Ginza Sushi Ko—¥17,600budget ¥20,000–29,999Online, Japanese only—4 min, ShimbashiSun
Sushi Karaku—¥27,830¥14,000Online in English (Pocket Concierge)—1 min, GinzaSun
Ginza Sushi Yoshi—¥18,150¥7,920Online in English (TableCheck)—2 min, Ginza—
Ginza Sushi Ichidai Yugo—budget ¥15,000–19,999¥9,000Online, Japanese only—2 min, Higashi-ginzaWed, Sun
Ginza Sushi Masa—budget ¥15,000–19,999¥4,950Online, Japanese only—2 min, Higashi-ginzaWed
Futaba Zushi—budget ¥15,000–19,999budget ¥10,000–14,999Phone only—1 min, Higashi-ginzaSun

For international visitors

Easy to book from abroad

Takes bookings online in English and has a menu or staff in English.

MenuEnglish
StaffEnglish
Payment
Seating and facilitiesCounter seats, Private rooms, Sommelier, Sunken seating (no kneeling), Tatami room, Wheelchair accessible

How to book Sushi Karaku

  1. Book online in English on Pocket Concierge, the booking service the restaurant uses.
  2. The restaurant also takes online bookings in Japanese through Ikyu Restaurant.
  3. Call 03-3571-2250 (+81-3-3571-2250 from outside Japan). The restaurant says it has English-speaking staff.
  • Reservations: required. Walk-ins are not accepted.

Courses and prices

As listed on Pocket Concierge, which takes bookings in English. Prices are per person. Book on Pocket Concierge

  1. [Tue. - Sat.] Omakase Course

    Lunch

    ¥14,000

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$90

    Cheapest

  2. [Tue. - Sat.] Wine Pairing Course

    Lunch

    ¥14,000

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$90

  3. Omakase

    Dinner

    ¥27,830

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$190

    ¥13,830 more than the one above

  4. Wine Course A

    Dinner

    ¥27,830

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$190

  5. Omakase

    Dinner

    ¥34,800

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$230

    ¥6,970 more than the one above

  6. Wine Pairing Course B

    Dinner

    ¥39,000

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$260

    ¥4,200 more than the one above

  7. Fugu course

    Dinner

    ¥41,800

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$280

    ¥2,800 more than the one above

  8. Wine Pairing Course C

    Dinner

    ¥50,000

    per person, tax & service incl., ≈$330

    ¥8,200 more than the one above

The food

Photos from the restaurant's pages on Tabelog and Ikyu.

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On Instagram

The restaurant's account: @ginza_karaku_official

Prices

Dinner¥20,000–29,999 per person
Lunch¥10,000–14,999 per person
Diners report spending¥20,000–29,999 at dinner, ¥10,000–14,999 at lunch
Service chargeService charge 15%
Credit cards
Electronic moneyAccepted

Opening hours

Monday17:30–22:00
Tuesday12:00–14:00, 17:30–22:00
Wednesday12:00–14:00, 17:30–22:00
Thursday12:00–14:00, 17:30–22:00
Friday12:00–14:00, 17:30–22:00
Saturday12:00–14:00, 17:30–21:00
SundayClosed
Public holidaysClosed

Seats and rooms

Inside

The dining room, in the restaurant's own photos.

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Seats30, including 12 at the counter
Private roomsYes, for 2, 4, 6, or 8 people
Private hirePossible
SmokingNon smoking
ChildrenChildren are welcome
Dress codePlease refrain from wearing excessive perfume.
SettingHideout, Relaxing space, Spacious seating, Counter seating, Tatami room, Sunken seating, Wheelchair accessible
DrinksSake (Nihonshu), Shochu (Japanese spirits), Wine, Particular about Sake (Nihonshu), Particular about wine
ServicesParties over 2.5 hours, Sommelier available, Take-out
OpenedDecember 1989

Getting there

1 min walk (30 m) from Ginza Station, Exit B3.

Also near: Higashi-ginza (Exit A1): 5 min · Yūrakuchō: 6 min

1Exit B3Sushi KarakuN50 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Ginza Station by Exit B3 and walk south-east for 30 m.
  2. You arrive at Sushi Karaku.

    Look for

    鮨 からく

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

    西五番館

    Written this way on the building

    Floor

    B1

    One floor below the street (basement)

Show this to a taxi driver

鮨 からく東京都中央区銀座5-6-16 西五番館 B1F

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address5-6-16 Ginza Chuo, Tokyo 104-0061
Stations
  • Ginza, 90 m, about 2 min walk
  • Higashi-ginza, 350 m, about 6 min walk
  • Yūrakuchō, 400 m, about 7 min walk
DirectionsTokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line "Ginza Station" Right in front of the B3 exit. First basement floor.

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Questions visitors ask

How much does Sushi Karaku cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥20,000–29,999 per person and lunch at ¥10,000–14,999. Drinks and a service charge (Service charge 15%) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

Does Sushi Karaku have an English menu?

Yes. The restaurant lists a menu in English.

When is Sushi Karaku closed?

It is closed on Sundays.

Can I bring children to Sushi Karaku?

Children are welcome.

What is the nearest station to Sushi Karaku?

Ginza Station, about 1 minute on foot (30 m). Higashi-ginza Station is about 6 minutes away.

Does Sushi Karaku have a dress code?

Please refrain from wearing excessive perfume.

Sources

Facts on this page come from Tabelog (checked in November 2026), Ikyu, Pocket Concierge, and the restaurant's website; the walking directions from OpenStreetMap. Report a correction.