HONMONO

🍣 Itabashi, Japan — Sushi Ranking

AI-analyzed reviews for Sushi in Itabashi, Tokyo, Japan. HONMONO scores reveal trustworthy places.

🏆 What is the HONMONO Score?

Based on Google reviews in Japan

Visit Record (55 pts)

Review count matters most. Evaluates real foot traffic on a logarithmic scale.

Quality (40 pts)

Google rating. Below 3.0 stars = 0 pts. Values consistency, not just high scores.

Trust Bonus (5 pts)

Bonus for consistently popular places: 100+ reviews and 3.5+ stars.

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Judged by how many people actually go and how they rate it — not by pretty photos.


S (85+): The real deal ⭐⭐⭐A (70–84): Trustworthy ⭐⭐B (50–69): Average ⭐C: Use caution ⚠️
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#1
HONMONO
79
A · Trusted

寿し処福一

🍣 Sushi〒173-0025 東京都板橋区熊野町11−5 アレックス池袋北 102号
4.7354 reviews¥¥
Visits40/55
Quality34/40

Located a short walk from Oyama Station, Sushidokoro Fukuichi is a sushi restaurant celebrated for its omakase nigiri, where the chef selects the day's offerings. Lunch is available for 1,200 yen, while dinner brings ten pieces for 1,300 yen, each featuring generously sized neta (the fish and other toppings) atop plump shari (seasoned sushi rice), and diners consistently praise the outstanding freshness. Part of the appeal is the relaxed approach: you can order as little as a single piece at a time, and the staff are warm and welcoming. The complimentary self-serve ara-jiru (a savory soup made from fish trimmings) also earns high marks for its flavor. With a calm, comfortable interior that fills up and buzzes with guests, it has become a genuinely popular local favorite.

#22
HONMONO
53
B · Average

すしみさき 板橋区役所前店

🍣 Sushi〒173-0005 東京都板橋区仲宿2丁目64−11 板橋区役所前駅 A1出口
3.5265 reviews¥¥
Visits38/55
Quality10/40

Sushi Misaki Itabashi Kuyakushomae, just steps from the station, is part of the Kyotaru group and has built a reputation for authentic sushi made with red-vinegar shari (seasoned rice), with each piece hand-formed one by one by its chefs. The menu also offers a generous range of single dishes, including a five-kind tuna platter, a seasonal three-piece selection, large shrimp tempura, and chawanmushi (savory steamed egg custard). Lunch is easy on the wallet, letting you eat well for under 2,000 yen per person. On the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of every month, the shop holds "Misaki Day," when you can enjoy negi-maguro nokke takuan-maki (a roll of tuna, green onion, and pickled radish) for just 290 yen, and diners also appreciate the thoughtful touch of being served piping-hot tea.