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  • Chicago, Illinois

    One Michelin-starred, six-seat Edomae sushi counter in West Loop serving a 16-course omakase for $225, with sake pairing offered.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Six-seat Edomae sushi counter in Downtown LA led by Chef Hiroyuki Naruke, Michelin-starred, dinner omakase around $200 with lunch at $150.

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  • London, England

    Padam Rai runs a 10-seat counter omakase at RAI on Bayley Street near Tottenham Court Road, with lunch and dinner service and an English menu.

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  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    Chef Johnny serves an 18-course Edomae omakase at this counter-only 14th Street NW space, with dinner priced at $180 per person.

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  • Atlanta, Georgia

    Kappo-style 8-course omakase from chef Paul Gutting at Michelin-starred Ryokou in Adair Park, Atlanta, $225 per guest with sake pairing available.

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  • Sapporo, Hokkaido

    Eight-seat kappo counter near Susukino Station in Sapporo offering a 200g dinner omakase, closed Wednesdays, phone reservation only.

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  • Kyoto

    Chef Takashi runs a 12-seat counter in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, serving a 10-course Edomae sushi omakase for ¥150 per person, booked through OpenTable.

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  • Sapporo, Hokkaido

    Kappo cuisine at Sapporo Kappo Koushiro in Susukino serves an eight-course menu for about ¥10,000 at a 40-seat counter-and-private-room restaurant.

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  • San Francisco, California

    Sato Omakase in Lower Nob Hill serves a $195 seasonal Edomae sushi menu by Chef Alex, with optional sake pairing, bookable through OpenTable.

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  • New York City, New York

    12-seat Edomae sushi counter in NoHo run by chef Kazuki Tanaka, a Sukiyabashi Jiro alum, with a 10-course omakase at $150.

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  • New York City, New York

    A 12-seat sushi counter on Division St in Manhattan run by Chef Toshiro Kato, with an English menu and OpenTable booking.

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  • New York City, New York

    Chef Shin Takumi runs a 12-seat Edomae sushi counter in Manhattan's West Village, priced at $230 per person, booked via Tock.

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  • Houston, Texas

    Soto is a Montrose sushi restaurant on Westheimer Road offering an à la carte menu plus dinner omakase at $150 and a $25 lunch omakase.

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  • Sapporo, Hokkaido

    Eight-seat Edomae sushi counter in Sapporo's Chuo Ward run by chef Yuto Sekiguchi, offering a 14-course dinner omakase for ¥15,000, booked via Tabelog.

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  • Kanazawa, Ishikawa

    Counter-only Edomae sushi in Kanazawa's Kazuemachi district, chef Kazuhiro Morita, 8-course dinner omakase from ¥22,000, phone reservations only.

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  • Nagoya, Aichi

    Nine-seat counter sushi restaurant in Sakae, Nagoya, run by chef Kagawa, offering a ¥9,900 seasonal omakase and a ¥15,400 course with sake pairing.

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  • Fukuoka

    Edomae sushi omakase in Fukuoka's Chuo Ward, priced at 28,000 JPY for either the lunch or dinner course, booked online via Resy.

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  • Tokyo

    Nine-seat Edomae sushi counter in Shibuya's Okushibu area, run by chef Junpei Ueno, with a single omakase course for 19,800 yen.

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  • Osaka

    Two-Michelin-starred Edomae sushi counter in Tennoji Ward, Osaka, seating 12 guests for a 22,000-yen omakase of six to seven appetizers and 10 to 12 nigiri

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  • Vancouver, British Columbia

    North Vancouver counter-only omakase led by Chef Yuki Aida, starting at $159 per guest with sake pairing options, booked via Resy.

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  • New York City, New York

    Chelsea counter serving a 16-course, $150 Edomae sushi omakase from chefs trained at MASA, with phone reservations and a 15-minute grace period.

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  • Kyoto

    Eight-seat counter-only Edomae sushi restaurant in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward, chef Masakazu Inoue, dinner omakase around ¥20,000, phone reservations only.

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  • New York City, New York

    Ten-seat Edomae counter in Manhattan's West Village led by chef Kazuki Arai, with a $180 Michelin-starred dinner omakase and reservations opening two months

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