How to get a reservation at
Sangubashi Asaya
An eight-seat eel counter near Sangubashi, booked on OMAKASE. We watch it around the clock and alert you the moment a table opens.
- Books on OMAKASE
- Last-minute openings
- Where to book
- OMAKASE (free account); listings that name a booking channel point there.
- When tables open
- Mostly same-day or next-day cancellations, usually around 10:20 AM (Tokyo time). Tables opened on 15 of the last 90 days.
- Your best move
- Be ready around the usual hour, aim for 5 PM and 6 PM: the typical table was gone in about 28 seconds.
- Can you just show up?
- Not safely. The counter has eight seats and listings call a reservation essential.
Step by step
How to book Sangubashi Asaya
- Create a free OMAKASE account at omakase.in, then open Sangubashi Asaya's page (link above).
- Look at the nearest dates: 69% of openings were for that same day, most of the rest for the next.
- Be ready at the usual time: openings appear usually around 10:20 AM (Tokyo time).
- Aim for 5 PM and 6 PM. Those tables come back most often.
- Book the instant one appears: 84% were gone within 5 minutes.
- Or let Table Alert watch: we alert you the moment a table opens, OMAKASE link included.
Reservation facts
Sangubashi Asaya reservations at a glance
| Where to book | OMAKASE (Reservations, OMAKASE account). |
|---|---|
| Seating | An 8-seat counter with an open kitchen |
| Style | Eel kaiseki; raw eel sashimi is the dish reviews name |
| Price | Listings put the average at about ¥35,000 a guest, lunch or dinner |
| Dress code | Smart casual (two listings) |
| Menu | An English menu is available |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Amex, Diners |
| Closed | Irregular days |
| Address | Yoyogi 4-6-5, A and U Building 1F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0053 |
Checked on November 12, 2026 against the sources listed at the end of this page.
From our monitoring
When tables open at Sangubashi Asaya
Tables opened on 15 of the last 90 days. Flexible on date, time and party size? Expect an alert within two weeks.
| Time | Share of openings |
|---|---|
| 12 PM | 21% |
| 5 PM | 25% |
| 6 PM | 48% |
| 8 PM | 6% |
| Party | Share of openings |
|---|---|
| 1 guest | 99% |
| 2 guests | 17% |
| 3 guests | 4% |
| 4 guests | 1% |
| 5+ guests | 1% |
Totals over 100%: one table fits several party sizes.
| Booked for | Share of openings |
|---|---|
| Same day | 69% |
| 1 day ahead | 31% |
| Taken within | Share of openings |
|---|---|
| Under 1 minute | 59% |
| 1–5 minutes | 25% |
| 5+ minutes | 16% |
Typically gone in about 28 seconds
Proprietary data: Table Alert checks the public booking calendar of Sangubashi Asaya around the clock and these figures are refreshed every night.
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FAQ
Sangubashi Asaya: questions people ask
Through OMAKASE (omakase.in), which needs a free account. Third-party listings that name a channel point to OMAKASE. Savor Japan shows an online-reservation route and Pearl also says bookings via Instagram, so confirm the channel. Last-minute openings are the realistic route.
We found no published rule. In our monitoring, tables open mostly for the same or next day, usually around 10:20 AM, and appeared on 15 of the last 90 days. New dates are not released far ahead.
Very hard to catch by hand. The typical table was gone in about 28 seconds, and 84% were taken within 5 minutes. Openings are mostly same-day (69%), so a fast alert is the whole game.
Listings call reservations essential, and the counter has eight seats. We found nothing saying walk-ins are accepted, so treat showing up unannounced as a long shot.
Nearly every opening we see is a single seat (99% of openings for 1 guest), because the counter is small and cancellations are usually one or two seats. We found no published party limit.
Smart casual, according to two third-party listings; the restaurant does not publish a code that we could find. Expect a quiet, intimate counter with an open kitchen.
Listings disagree: Savor Japan gives lunch 12 to 2 and dinner 6 to 9; En Primeur and Pearl give 6 to 11 PM on weekdays and 11 AM to 9 PM on weekends. Confirm when you book. It is at Yoyogi 4-6-5, A and U Building 1F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0053.
Listings put the average spend at about ¥35,000 a guest for lunch or dinner; other listings give ¥30,000 to ¥49,999. The restaurant serves an eel course and accepts major credit cards.
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Sources and how this page is made
Written by Jacob, founder of Table Alert. Facts checked against the sources below on November 12, 2026. The monitoring numbers are Table Alert's own, refreshed every night (latest: November 11, 2026). Out of date? Tell us.
- Hitosara (Savor Japan): Sangubashi Asaya
- En Primeur Club: Sangubashi Asaya, Tokyo
- Pearl: Sangubashi Asaya, Tokyo
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