![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Sushi Den has been on the vanguard and regarded as one of the premiere sushi and Japanese restaurants in the United States since opening Christmas 1984. With an incredibly dedicated and talented staff of over 200, plus family members in Denver and Japan, the Sushi Den vision has taken the restaurant to one of the top sushi restaurants in the country. With sister restaurant, Izakaya Den, next door serving global cuisine as well as sushi under its glass roof and Sky Bar, and “little brother” Ototo opened its doors in 2015, with a more casual ambience, raw bar, steamed whole fish, house made ramen noodle soups, and robata grilled skewers, as well as a premium sake list, they form a trifecta to honor Japanese cuisine on the “Den Corner”. Sushi Den’s most innovative accomplishment is flying in fresh fish from one of Japan’s largest fish markets, from the city of Fukuoka on Kyushu Island, close to the Japanese hometown of Sushi Den’s founders on the southern tip of Japan. Sushi Den remains on the leading edge of Japanese cuisine, not only in Denver but nationally. The Zagat Survey rates Sushi Den as one of the most prestigious Sushi and Japanese restaurants in the United States. The adherence to quality at Sushi Den has never wavered in all these years, a remarkable accomplishment for any restaurant. Not one to rest on his laurels, Toshi continuously raises the bar and sets the standard for high quality sushi, not only in Denver but throughout the United States. Sushi Den is a feast for the eyes as well as the palette, and is the gathering place of Denver’s cutting edge. Although soft-spoken, he communicates with the senses. Toshi is the heart and soul of Sushi Den. Sushi Den was born in 1984 when Toshi, who had been a chef in Tokyo and Los Angeles came to Denver to start the sushi restaurant. ![]()
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