Sushi Making Experience in Tokyo

Sushi enthusiasts visiting Tokyo can enjoy the art of traditional sushi-making with the Sushi Making Experience. Led by professional chefs, participants learn the intricate techniques behind crafting mouthwatering nigiri and delectable rolls. From the basic 14-piece offering to the luxurious 24-piece spread, this hands-on culinary adventure promises to elevate one’s appreciation for the delicate flavors and precise execution that define Japanese cuisine. With convenient locations, inclusive amenities, and accommodations for various dietary needs, this experience caters to both novice sushi aficionados and seasoned palates seeking to expand their culinary horizons.

Key Points

• Offers traditional sushi preparation taught by professional chefs with a 100% recommendation rate from 10 reviews.
• Provides hands-on, immersive sushi-making experience with 14 pieces of nigiri sushi in the Basic Plan or 24 pieces in the Luxury Plan.
• Includes Japanese tea or sake tastings (3 types for Basic, 5 types for Luxury) and all necessary tools and sushi chef costumes.
• Meeting location in Shibuya or Sasazuka area of Tokyo with easy accessibility and return transportation provided.
• Accommodates dietary restrictions, including vegetarian and allergies, with advance notice to the organizers.

Experience Overview

The sushi making experience in Tokyo offers travelers a unique opportunity to learn the art of traditional sushi preparation from professional chefs.

With 10 reviews and a 100% recommendation rate, this hands-on experience provides an immersive introduction to the world of sushi.

Participants can choose between a basic plan with 14 pieces of nigiri sushi or a luxury plan with 24 pieces, accompanied by Japanese tea or sake tastings.

The experience includes all necessary tools, a sushi chef costume, a special soup, and a souvenir, ensuring a memorable and comprehensive culinary adventure.

Sushi Making Plans and Menu Options

Travelers can choose between two distinct sushi making plans – the Basic Plan and the Luxury Plan.

The Basic Plan includes 14 pieces of nigiri sushi, with 7 pieces for the experience and 7 pieces for tasting and comparison. This plan also includes a Japanese tea or sake tasting with 3 types.

The Luxury Plan offers a more extensive sushi experience, with 24 pieces of nigiri sushi, 12 for the experience and 12 for tasting and comparing. The Luxury Plan also includes a Japanese tea or sake tasting with 5 types.

Both plans provide the necessary tools, sushi chef costumes, and other inclusions for a complete sushi making adventure.

Sushi Making Inclusions

The sushi making experience includes a comprehensive set of inclusions to ensure an immersive and enjoyable learning journey. Participants are provided with all the necessary tools for sushi making, including a sushi chef costume to get into the culinary spirit. The meal itself consists of the sushi handcrafted by the participants, as well as a special soup. To complement the experience, a Japanese tea or sake tasting is included, ranging from 3 to 5 types depending on the plan selected. Plus, a souvenir and English-speaking guide are provided, alongside private transportation to and from the meeting point.

Inclusions	Basic Plan	Luxury Plan
Tools for Sushi Making	✓	✓
Sushi Chef Costume	✓	✓
Sushi Made by Participants and Chef	✓	✓
Special Soup	✓	✓
Japanese Tea or Sake Tasting	3 types	5 types
Souvenir	✓	✓
English Guide	✓	✓
Private Transportation	✓	✓

Meeting and Transportation

Participants meet at the designated location in Tokyo, specifically in the Shibuya or Sasazuka area.

From Shibuya Station, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride costing around 3,000 yen. Alternatively, they can take the Yamanote Line train for 7 minutes to Sasazuka Station, followed by an 8-minute walk.

The location is easily accessible, making it convenient for participants to arrive. At the end of the experience, the group returns to the original meeting point.

Transportation to and from the sushi-making class is included in the package, ensuring a seamless experience for attendees.

Accessibility and Medical Considerations

Although the sushi-making experience isn’t wheelchair accessible, individuals with other mobility challenges may still be able to participate.

Those with back problems should reconsider, as the hands-on nature of the class may exacerbate their condition. Pregnant travelers are also discouraged from joining due to potential health risks.

Serious medical conditions may also prevent participation, so it’s advised to consult with the organizers beforehand.

However, the experience can accommodate vegetarians and those with food restrictions, provided the information is shared in advance.

Dietary Accommodations

Dietary needs are accommodated for this sushi-making experience.

The host is able to cater to:

1. Food restrictions, such as vegetarian or other dietary preferences.
2. Allergies, including common allergens like seafood.
3. Special requirements, like gluten-free options.

Guests are simply asked to inform the host in advance about any dietary needs or restrictions.

This ensures the sushi-making class is an enjoyable and inclusive experience for all participants.

The host is committed to providing a flexible and tailored experience to meet the diverse needs of the group.

Private Tour Experience

For those looking for a more intimate sushi-making experience, this private tour is an excellent choice.

The small group size ensures personalized attention from the English-speaking guide and sushi chef. Participants will receive their own workstation and set of tools to craft their sushi masterpieces.

The meal includes the sushi they’ve made, as well as a special soup, tea or sake tasting, and a souvenir to take home.

With private transportation to and from the meeting point, the experience is well-organized and seamless.

This is a unique opportunity to learn the art of sushi-making in a private setting.

Pricing and Booking

The sushi-making experience is priced from £81.72 per person.

Customers can choose from two plans:

1. The Basic Plan, which includes 14 pieces of nigiri sushi and a choice of Japanese tea or sake tasting.
2. The Luxury Plan, which offers 24 pieces of nigiri sushi and a more extensive sake tasting.

Regardless of the plan, the experience includes all necessary tools, a sushi chef costume, meals, English guidance, and private transportation.

Cancellations can be made up to 24 hours in advance with no charge, and the experience can be reserved now with a later payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many People Can Participate in the Sushi Making Experience?

The sushi making experience is a private tour, so only your group participates. The number of people can vary, but the experience is tailored to your group’s size and preferences.

Is There an Option to Customize the Sushi Menu?

The experience offers two plan options with customizable sushi menus. The basic plan includes 14 pieces of nigiri sushi, while the luxury plan offers 24 pieces. Participants can also choose between Japanese tea or sake tasting.

How Long Does the Sushi Making Experience Last?

The sushi making experience lasts approximately 2-3 hours, depending on the plan selected. The basic plan includes 14 pieces of sushi, while the luxury plan offers 24 pieces, along with a more extensive sake or tea tasting.

Is There an Opportunity to Interact With the Sushi Chef?

The experience includes an interactive session with the sushi chef, who guides participants through the sushi-making process and provides opportunities to ask questions and learn directly from their expertise.

Can the Experience Be Booked for a Corporate or Group Event?

Yes, the sushi making experience can be booked for corporate or group events. It’s a private tour where only your group participates, making it a great team building or company outing activity.

The Sum Up

The Sushi Making Experience in Tokyo offers a hands-on, immersive culinary adventure led by professional chefs. With two plan options, participants can learn the art of sushi preparation and enjoy tastings of Japanese tea or sake. The experience is conveniently located, accommodates dietary needs, and provides all necessary tools and costumes, making it an enticing choice for foodies seeking an authentic sushi-making experience in Tokyo.