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About this place
When you want an unpretentious, well-crafted sushi lunch in Hirakawacho, Hebinoshin in the Lilienheim building is an easy place to count on. A calm, quiet atmosphere fills the dining room, where solo diners can settle comfortably into counter seats or small tables without feeling rushed.
The lunchtime staples are traditional nigiri and chirashi sets, both served with miso soup. Alongside the standard single serving, there is an expanded 1.5-portion option for days when you want a broader variety of fish. Daily rice bowls offer just as much appeal, from combinations like tuna paired with scallops and salmon roe to fresh shirasu or a vibrant, finely chopped bara-chirashi.
In the evening, the menu turns toward assorted sashimi platters to pair with beer or sake, along with tiered sushi selections spanning Sho, Chiku, and Bai sets. With reservations accepted, this neighborhood sushi spot suits everything from a quiet drink after work to an unhurried, sit-down dinner.
