2 Hours Sushi Making Experience in Shibuya

Step into the vibrant heart of Shibuya for a delightful journey into the world of sushi-making! This engaging experience is your ticket to understanding Japanese culture through its beloved culinary art. Imagine yourself being warmly welcomed into the charming Sushiya Nobu, a sushi haven in the bustling city of Tokyo. Here, you'll be introduced to the genuine "Omotenashi," Japan's renowned hospitality, making you feel right at home from the moment you step in.

With the guidance of an expert sushi chef, you'll dive hands-on into crafting beautiful sushi rolls. This experience is set against a backdrop of serene wooden décor, thoughtfully designed by a famous architect celebrated for their work in luxury ryokan inns and elite dining establishments. Whether you're a sushi enthusiast or a curious beginner, this adventure promises a memorable blend of learning, creativity, and enjoyment. Get ready to roll, shape, and savor your very own sushi masterpiece!

Tour Highlights

• Dive into Japanese culture with a hands-on sushi-making class

• Experience warm Omotenashi, Japan's unique form of hospitality

• Learn directly from a skilled sushi chef at Sushiya Nobu in Tokyo

• Enjoy the serene atmosphere of a venue designed by a renowned architect

• Perfect for beginners and sushi enthusiasts alike

• Create and taste your own sushi masterpieces

What’s Covered

• Sushi-making experience (6 pieces)

• Master's Sushi by choice (5 pieces)

• Use of sushi-making tools and apron

• All Fees and Taxes

What’s Extra

• Beverages (optional)

• Japanese Sake tasting menu (optional)

• Additional sushi orders (optional)

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Not recommended for pregnant women

• Private sessions require a minimum of 4 participants.

• The workshop takes place at tables with chairs, avoiding traditional seiza seating.

• Please communicate any dietary restrictions or allergies before attending.

• The experience lasts approximately 2 hours.

• Instruction is provided in both English and Japanese.

• This is a small group experience, capped at 7 people for a more intimate setting.

Meeting Point

Arrive at "Sushiya Nobu" at least 5 minutes before your sushi-making session begins. Conveniently situated, it's just a short 5-minute stroll from Hiroo Station. This allows you ample time to settle in and prepare for an unforgettable culinary adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What should I wear to the sushi-making experience?

Opt for comfortable clothing that you won't mind getting a little messy in, as sushi making can be hands-on and flourished with ingredients. Aprons will be provided to help protect your clothes.

Q: Can children participate in the sushi-making class?

Yes, children are welcome to join the sushi-making class, making it a fantastic family activity. However, we recommend it for children aged 6 and above for safety and enjoyment purposes.

Q: Do I need any prior cooking experience?

No prior cooking experience is required! Our skilled sushi chefs will guide you through each step, making it a fun and educational experience for beginners and seasoned cooks alike.

Q: Are there vegetarian or vegan options available?

Absolutely, we cater to various dietary preferences. Please inform us when booking if you require vegetarian or vegan options, and we will ensure to accommodate your needs.

Q: What if I have a severe food allergy?

Your safety is our priority. Please inform us of any severe food allergies at the time of booking. We will do our best to accommodate your needs and advise on the safest options.

Q: How many types of sushi will I learn to make?

You will learn to make various types of sushi, including nigiri and maki rolls. The class aims to give you a broad understanding of sushi-making techniques.

Q: Can I book a private group session for a special occasion?

Yes, private sessions are available for groups of four or more. It's a perfect idea for birthdays, team-building events, or special celebrations. Please contact us in advance to arrange a private session.

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