Yotsuya · Sushi
三ます
Mimasu · Yotsuya, Tokyo
Founded in 1910, in Yotsuya.
Founded in 1910, a small sushi shop in Tokyo's Yotsuya, run as a family business.
Inside
Hands at the counter
One day, a traveller sat down to a meal here and wrote about it.
Filmed at the counter by a traveller who ate here.
- Address
- 4-28-2 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Station
- Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line) — about 5 min on foot; Yotsuya-Sanchome — about 6 min
- Phone
- 03-3341-1519
The fish
What comes across the counter
How people found it
One meal, written down
Founded in 1910 in Yotsuya, Tokyo. It has kept the same Yotsuya 4-chome address since.
A counter, and tatami seating. At midday, office workers from the neighbourhood come in.
Roughly
What it costs
The shop has no official published menu. What follows are price bands taken from public listings — estimates, not fixed prices. Confirm at the counter.
From around ¥1,000. The hour when the neighbourhood's office workers come in.
¥1,300–2,600, as listed.
Ordering à la carte, dinner typically runs ¥5,000–8,000 per person — a budget band reported on Tabelog and Retty, not a menu price.
Visit
Yotsuya 4-chome
- Address
- 4-28-2 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, TokyoAbout 5 min from Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Stn. Diagonally opposite the Yotsuya Ward Community Center.
- Station
- Shinjuku-Gyoemmae Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line) — about 5 min on foot; Yotsuya-Sanchome — about 6 min
- Hours
- 12:00–14:00 Lunch, as listed — please confirm17:30–21:00 Dinner, as listed — please confirm Listings disagree on the exact times. Lunch runs roughly noon–2pm (one listing says 11:30am); dinner 5:30–9pm (one listing says 5pm). Saturdays open from around 11:30am. If you plan to arrive early, call first. Closed Sundays, plus one Saturday a month (which Saturday is not published). One listing also shows a closure on public-holiday Mondays.
- Phone
- 03-3341-1519
This site is a demo created by Chidori. It is not the official website of Mimasu. The hero video is traveller footage filmed at the shop; the photographs are diner photos published on Tabelog.