The Greatest Sushi Party on Earth
Tokyo ⇄ New York
We bring a whole block of Toyosu bluefin — and the chef to go with it — straight to you.
Host Your PartyYour party starts two days early, 6,700 miles away.
At 9 AM in Tokyo — dinner time in New York, the night before — we're at Toyosu Market, the greatest fish market on earth, choosing your bluefin with the wholesalers who supply Japan's top sushi counters.
Your block is weighed on camera, packed cold, and put on a plane the same day. It lands in New York that evening. It never leaves our hands, and it never breaks 4°C, until it's on your table.
Lock in your guest count 48 hours ahead — that's when we order your fish.
You'll see it weighed before it flies.
Tokyo morning → New York evening.
Three hours. Two of us. All tuna, cut and served in front of you.
Whatever isn't eaten is sliced, boxed, and left in your fridge.
A sample menu — dishes shift with the season and the day's fish.
Vegetarian guest? Pregnant? Not into raw? Tell us in the form — the steak and sliders flex.
Includes a 5 kg bluefin block, chef + assistant, three hours, all tableware, and the cleanup.
This isn't catering. We don't arrive with a service smile and an invoice for gratuity.
You'll hand us plates. You'll roll your own hand rolls. Someone will lean over the counter and ask why the rice is warm. That's the point. We make the party with you, not for you.
The service charge pays our team, fully. If the night moves you, tell your friends — that's the only tip we want.
Make Sushi, Not War.
Manhattan only, for now. It keeps the fish moving fast and the experience exactly where we want it.
Wednesday–Sunday, lunch and dinner. Closed Monday & Tuesday — that's when your tuna's journey begins in Tokyo.
You can adjust until 48 hours before the party. After that, the fish is already ordered — additions are welcome but we can't add tuna, and cancellations are charged in full.
Drinks are on you — it's your party, stock what you love. Sake, wine, champagne, whatever pours. If you want pairing ideas for the menu, just ask when you book.
Yours, barely. We bring everything, including a griddle. If you'd rather we use your grandmother's plates — we'd love to.