Two-Michelin-starred Edomae sushi counter in Ginza run by chef Takahashi Haruka, 16 seats, dinner omakase around ¥28,000 per person.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Dinner omakase
- $187
- Seats
- 16
- Chef
- 高橋青空
- Reservations
- Gurunavi
- Booking
- Phone reservations
- Cuisine
- Edomae sushi
- Price
- Moderate
- Recognition
- Michelin 2 starsMichelin starred
Harutaka sits on the sixth floor of a Ginza building, six minutes from Ginza Station and five from Shimbashi. Chef Takahashi Haruka sources fish each morning at Toyosu and serves a single dinner omakase that alternates between small tsumami courses — sashimi, steamed dishes, soup — and nigiri, with the balance adjustable on request if a guest wants more rice or more to drink. The restaurant holds two Michelin stars and is Michelin-listed.
Rice comes from a blend of two Yamagata varieties, never new-crop, seasoned with rice vinegar and salt into a firmer style of shari and reheated in small batches through service to match each piece of fish. The room seats 16 total: an L-shaped white-wood counter with wide spacing between guests, plus a private table room for two to four behind a door and wall, useful for business meals. Tableware ranges from vintage pieces to work by contemporary potters and changes with the season.
Dinner omakase runs roughly ¥28,000 per person. Hours are 17:00 to midnight Monday through Saturday; the restaurant is closed Sundays, public holidays, and occasionally one Wednesday a month. Only JCB cards are listed as accepted, so confirming payment method in advance is worthwhile. Children are not accepted. English menus are available, and reservations run through Gurunavi or by phone.
Good to know
- How do I book a table at Harutaka?
- Reservations are handled through Gurunavi's online booking calendar or by calling the restaurant directly at 03-3573-1144.
- How much does the omakase cost?
- The dinner omakase runs approximately ¥28,000 per person; exact pricing and any seasonal changes should be confirmed at booking.
- Is there a private room?
- Yes, there is one table private room accommodating two to four guests, with a door and wall for privacy, in addition to the main counter.
- What's the closest station?
- Ginza Station on the Marunouchi Line is about a six-minute walk, and Shimbashi Station on the Ginza Line is about five minutes away.
- Can I bring children?
- No, the restaurant does not accept guests with children.
Details checked October 4, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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