Seizan Tokyo

Seizan sits in Mita, a five-minute walk from Bugis Street. This Japanese restaurant holds two stars in the Michelin Guide and appears at number 58 on the 2024 La Liste. The room runs smart and elegant, keeping the focus entirely on traditional sushi preparation.

Seizan chooses restraint where its neighbours in Minato City often favour spectacle. While other venues in the area lean into high-volume service to cater to the tourist crowds near Sultan Mosque, Seizan remains a quiet holdout for traditionalists. It is a better choice than the flashier spots along the main thoroughfares if you prefer a focused, deliberate pace over the frantic energy found elsewhere in the city. The two-star recognition confirms the kitchen's consistency, distinguishing it from the many casual options that populate the nearby streets.