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I know someone in Japan who has a Japanese Omakase account and they are willing to make a reservation under their name for me at Sushidokoro Mekumi. Is it okay that it is under their name, but they put in the notes that I will be showing up instead?
guest
@guest
As a general rule, OMAKASE prohibits the transfer or resale of reservations and asks that the person who made the reservation visit the store in person.
Please note that if we find out that you have transferred or resold your reservation, we may suspend your reservation at any of our stores, or even terminate your account itself.
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@guest
You can also book Mekumi using pocket-concierge which doesn't require specific Japan account
guest
But you need to change language to Japanese version for pocket concierge to book
guest
Looking for a nice kakigori place in Ginza. Any suggestion?
Currently, I’m considering Parlor Vinefru. If anyone have been there, please share your thoughts
Leo Saito
I think it's No1 in Ginza.
Deukae
@guest went to Ginza Ginger last year. Probably not the best but very cozy place and interesting use of ginger syrup
guest
I’ve been given a chance to visit Sushi Obana on the same date with Inomata which I’ve already pre-booked and I got no addditional slots left to move this. Which place I should visit?
guest
Sushi Obana of course. Inomata is a lot easier to book comparatively. By the way may I know how you get hold of a seat at Obana ?
guest
I get the invitation from a friend. I also understand that Sushi Obana seat might be harder to book. However, since I don't get much chance to visit Japan, I would like to know if anyone have any thought how the food between these two places comparing to each other. Just wanna seek which one is better.
guest
Sushi obana. Better value, better maguro, better uni, more pieces, more trademark items.
Eric Yu
The Pursuit of Food Perfection | https://thepursuitoffoodperfection.wordpress.comFor me, I would not hesitate to go Sushi Obana.
Basically everything the guest said above. I would also add that Obana has otsumami (which is a plus even if you don't normally like otsumami)
guest
@guest Go for obana. A really special sushi ya. Inomata you can just go whenever.
guest
Thank you everyone for input. Sushi Obana is a clear winner here loll. I know I can trust this community.
guest
Hello All, any suggestions for some of the best Kakigori's in or around Tokyo? Thanks
guest
any thoughts?
guest
Have anyone been to Takaoka recently? How’s the food comparing to when he’s in Chiba?
Brady
@guest TheTokyoGourmet blog did an article about Takaoka last year.
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