If you’re looking for a sushi spot that balances tradition with modern flair, Sushi Tachibana in Sendai’s Aoba Ward is a must-visit. Nestled on the 5th floor of the たちばなビル building, this sushi restaurant offers a welcoming vibe that blends casual comfort with refined touches. Guests can enjoy a variety of service options, including dine-in, takeout, delivery, and even no-contact options like curbside pickup, making it easy to fit a sushi fix into any schedule. Once inside, the experience is enhanced by a well-curated selection of beverages, from crisp wines and chilled beers to cocktails and premium hard liquor, perfect for pairing with their small plates and sushi creations. Whether you’re sitting in the intimate private dining room for a special occasion or grabbing a quick bite on the go, Sushi Tachibana ensures every visit feels personalized. The menu emphasizes fresh ingredients and classic techniques, with each sushi piece presented with care, highlighting both flavor and aesthetics. The casual yet sophisticated atmosphere allows you to linger over a set of nigiri or explore an assortment of creative rolls without feeling rushed. Beyond the sushi, the staff is attentive and knowledgeable, offering recommendations and ensuring that each dining experience aligns with your preferences. With its combination of convenience, quality, and ambiance, Sushi Tachibana stands out as a go-to destination for anyone seeking a memorable sushi experience in Sendai. Whether it’s a relaxed weekday lunch, a lively evening with drinks, or a curated tasting in the private room, this restaurant seamlessly caters to different dining moods while keeping the focus firmly on exceptional sushi and thoughtful service.
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Japan, 〒980-0811 Miyagi, Sendai, Aoba Ward, Ichibancho, 3 Chome−3−25 たちばなビル 5F
Hands down the best sushi my wife and I have had. Kyoko-san and the entire staff were so friendly, warm, and made us feel so welcome. We had an amazing cozy dinner after a long day of traveling, and the staff were very kind to us. The stories of their lives they shared touched our hearts, and will always live in our memories. This will be our first stop every time we come to Sendai, and we will tell our friends to visit too.
- Eric Flores -
The atmosphere was great. The place was so peaceful and the staff were very friendly although I can not speak Japanese. I didn't get an english menu but there were pictures so I could pick some dishes easily. The overall quality is good. This set was 1400 yen. I ordered additional Amaebi and Ikura which both were tasted quite good.
- Siwakorn -
so far, the best food we have this time. very good service, fresh and testy foos.
- Pat Yaowajanuwat -
The best food I've eaten in Japan, Kyoko Aizawa was a wonderful host. At 82, dressed in her beautiful kimono, She told us stories with the help of her son and his son. A family run business with food that is filled with love. I ordered the princess mago set and was blown away. Every bite was balanced and delicious. It brought me great joy that I actually teared up when I left. A memory I will always cherish. Thank you so much for everything! I will be telling everyone visiting Sendai to eat here. And hope to be back soon enough. seriously, try this place out. Worth every yen!
- Mila Gresl -
The food was good, the service was better. We were hosted by the owner Miss Kyoko, who was so welcoming. The sushi was authentic, the sake is great as well. Most of the crowd here is locals.
- Ricky Ho -
My wife and I had a wonderful time here. This is a family run business with mother Kyoko and son Naoya. They made us feel very welcome, and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. They have Chilean and French red and white wines, plus beer and sake. If you are looking for traditional Japanese food in Sendai don't go past this restaurant.
- Les Herbert -
I had a chance to visit the restaurant about two weeks ago and I loved it. The food was delicious. My wife and I had ordered both the Sashimi and Sushi Omakase and it was very delicious. The plates were well balanced between white fish and the fattier sushi pieces, namely the Chutoro and Uni. We were fairly full with the generous portion of the food, but since we had a little more room, we decided to also get the Otoro sashimi;it doesn’t disappoint. The staffs were very attentive and nice. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to all of the tourist if you want to experience authentic Japanese sushi restaurant.
- Rachaphon Wangtepanukhor -
This apparently is where locals bring their foreign guests. It is located on the the 5th floor so you have to take the elevator or the stairs. But when you enter you feel like you’re in an old style Japanese restaurant. We were seated at the horutatsu which is a table the resembles like your eating traditionally on a Japanese table. The food was great I ordered the Tamagoro which was invented there. It’s sushi and rice over a bowl of tamago. We were greeted by the owner. She was Very welcoming and made us feel accommodated. I would love to come back here again.
- I’m not a guest -
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