Tsujihan Hong Kong: Uni Bowl Experience – Nihonbashi Kaisen Don
When it comes to fresh and high-quality sashimi bowls, few places do it better than Nihonbashi Kaisen Don Tsujihan. Located in Tung Chung, Hong Kong, this Japanese restaurant has made quite a name for itself, bringing authentic flavours and a unique dining experience to the city. Though a bit out of the way for some, the trek is definitely worth it for anyone seeking a premium sashimi bowl that blends freshness, flavour, and value. Hereโs a look at my experience at Tsujihan and what you can expect.
Experience
Tsujihan may be a bit off the beaten path, located in Citygate Outlets in Tung Chung, but once you walk in, the bustling atmosphere and the skilled chefs behind the bar immediately grab your attention. I had heard that itโs a popular spot, often packed with customers, but when I visited on a weekday, I was pleasantly surprised to find there was plenty of space to walk in without any wait.


The restaurant itself had a warm, inviting atmosphere with a simple, clean design, which highlights the artistry of the chefs. One of the unique aspects of dining at Tsujihan is sitting at the bar, where you can watch the chefs prepare your sashimi bowl. The process is as much an experience as the meal itself, and thereโs something satisfying about watching the bowl come together, especially when the chefs top it off with glistening salmon roe and delicate uni.
Food
The highlight of the meal, of course, was the Tokujo (Supreme) uni bowl with an Ume base. I opted for the extra crab, double uni, and salmon roe for a total of $298 HKD (approximately $58 AUD). This indulgent bowl was packed with flavour and texture, making it hard not to savour every bite.

The portion size was more than enough to leave me completely full, and I particularly enjoyed the balance of flavours. The crab, uni, and salmon roe were incredibly fresh, and each bite was a burst of oceanic delight. The chefs carefully assemble each ingredient, layering it with precision to ensure the perfect bite every time.


One of the most satisfying moments of the meal was when the chef added the uni on top of the bowl, followed by a generous covering of salmon roe. The combination of the creamy uni and salty roe made each bite feel like an indulgent treat.
I was also recommended to save some of the kingfish sashimi and rice to pair with the soup thatโs served at the end of the meal, and that was an absolute game changer. The comforting soup, with the rich fish flavour, provided a perfect, hearty ending to the meal.
Price
For such high-quality ingredients, the meal was reasonably priced. At $298 HKD (roughly $58 AUD) for the Tokujo (Supreme) bowl, the value is undeniable. Given that it includes fresh, high-end ingredients like uni and salmon roe, along with a fulfilling meal thatโs both a sashimi bowl and a soup to end, Iโd say itโs well worth the price. Itโs a great way to enjoy a premium meal.
Final Thoughts
Tsujihanโs Tokujo (Supreme) uni bowl is a treat for anyone looking to indulge in a top-notch sashimi experience. The freshness and quality of the ingredients, the meticulous preparation process, and the cozy atmosphere make it a memorable dining experience. While itโs a bit of a trek from the main part of Hong Kong, the food and overall experience are definitely worth the journey.
If youโre a fan of fresh seafood and sashimi bowls, this place is a must-try. Itโs a great value meal that combines both variety and depth of flavour. And if you happen to be in the area, donโt hesitate to stop by for a satisfying meal you wonโt soon forget.
Watch my experience
Nihonbashi Kaisen Don Tsujihan Details:
- Address: Shop B13, B1/F, Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong
- Opening Hours: 11:30AM – 10PM every day
- Price Range: $$
- Average Cost: $200 HKD ($39 AUD)
- Payment Methods: Card and Cash
- Known For: Fresh quality sashimi bowls, 2-in-1 meal experience with sashimi rice followed by soup
- Origin: The original store is in Japan
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