SungariShinjukusanchome

Great Russian & Georgian food, atmosphere and service! Salmon crepe, borsch, beef stroganoff, fish poiret with orange wine sauce, black tea served with different kinds of jam including aromatic rose one were all very tasty. They also serve good quality Georgian bio wine and flavored vodka. Strongly ...recommended!

Visited December 2023

This is a great Russian restaurant located in Tokyo. We went on a friends recommendation and it did not disappoint! We each had the set menu as we really didn't know what to order, everything came to the table appetizing and delicious. Service was fantastic and atmosphere is very cozy. I highly reco...mmend to anyone. Japanese food is great but sometimes you are looking for something different. Try it out!

Visited August 2019

I’d like to preface this review by mentioning that I had been to quite a few Russian restaurants in the US, Europe, and in Harbin, China before going to Sugari in Tokyo, Japan. This particular Sungari branch on 3-chome is located close to Shinjuku Station in the Ryuseido building on the basement flo...or. While walking down the stairs (elevator access available as well), I noticed the walls were adorned by graphics of the restaurant logo, reminiscent of Constructivist posters of Malevich. Upon entering the restaurant, I was greeted by Russian staff (one was a Muscovite), who were at least trilingual (Russian, English, and Japanese). The interior of the restaurant was very elegant, the type of décor you would see in posh restaurants in Europe. I’m not an expert in interiors, but the interior looked very authentic early 20th century restaurant feel. I was seated in a private room with 6 of my friends. One of my friends happens to be quite a wine connoisseur and his curiosity was piqued when he learned that Sungari offered wines from Georgia. The 2013 Marani Napareuli caught the eye of my friend and we decided to order that. As far as the menu was concerned, I ordered the special lunch menu that comprised of piroshki, smoked salmon salad, rolled cabbage, marinated salmon with Blini, borscht, and beef stroganoff. As we started the entrée, we realized that the Georgian wine Marani was a fantastic choice for pairing with the stroganoff. Overall, the food offered at Sungari was excellent, and the dining experience was made even better by the authenticity of the interior and Russian staff. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Visited December 2018

Came here with my friends after a day in Shinjuku, and the food was really good! The wait staff was also very accommodating. This restaurant is a must if you are in Shinjuku.

Visited May 2018