A New-Style Sushi Bar Offering Authentic Sushi in a Casual Setting

Just a one-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, “Sushi Bar Uoroba” is a cozy seven-seat sushi bar renowned for serving authentic sushi in a stylish space at reasonable prices. Guests can enjoy sushi one piece at a time, making it perfect for a casual experience. A wide selection of bar-style alcoholic beverages is available, and the bar stays open late, making it a great second stop for the night. If you’re looking to experience Japanese sushi culture in a relaxed atmosphere, this is the place to go.

The most popular item at Sushi Bar Uoroba is, of course, the wide variety of Nigiri sushi. Guests can enjoy authentic sushi made with fresh fish in a casual setting. If you're unsure what to choose, we recommend the assorted platter featuring seasonal toppings—starting from just ¥1,400 (tax included) for five pieces, it's both affordable and popular. The menu also includes a variety of Makizushi (sushi rolls) and meat sushi, all available by the piece. Customize your order to suit your taste and pair it with your favorite drinks. Sushi Bar Uoroba also offers a rich lineup of side dishes, from quick bites to hot and cold appetizers and dried snacks—perfect accompaniments to your drink.

Sushi Bar Uoroba also functions as a bar, offering a broad selection of beverages—from cocktails and beer to sake and shochu. It’s a rare sushi spot where you can even enjoy tequila or Kleiner shots, adding a unique twist to your sushi pairing experience. Whether you're looking to enjoy quality sushi and small plates or simply unwind with drinks, this versatile venue caters to both preferences.

Sushi Bar Uoroba is just a one-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station's west exit, one of Japan’s busiest terminal hubs. Inside, a marble-style counter gleams under LED lighting. The interior boasts colorful "Sushi OPEN" neon signs, adorable dishes chosen by the owner, and stylish graphic illustrations—offering a modern and photogenic atmosphere that’s especially popular with international guests. It's casual yet authentic—making it the ideal "just right" sushi spot to stop by during your trip.