In the past we would go to Cafe de Tokyo. More for the price than the fish as I recall. But now Sushi Hibiki is in the same location. Anyone been lately?? Generally we go to Sushi Club or Zipang and stay away from all of them on... (1 reply, last updated by pasaker November 15, 2008)

I highly recommend Hibiki for sushi—much better than Tukiji. http://www.hibiki.jp/index.html The young owner/chef has traveled across the US so he might speak some English. His blog has lots of pic of fish. (He trained in... (13 replies, last updated by skylineR33 January 7, 2009)

branches: http://www.bento.com/rev/2516.html There are also a few high-rise branches of Hibiki, with good food, tasteful modern decor and impressive views: http://www.bento.com/searchg.php?q=hibiki (7 replies, last updated by Yukari June 15, 2009)

I don’t think it’s against the rules. :) For Japanese tea, my hands-down favorite is Hibiki-an (just type hibiki-an.com into your address bar). They have their own farm in Uji and sell only first-picked tea of various... (28 replies, last updated by omotosando June 13, 2009)

Enclosed here below the restaurant HIBIKI in Akasaka for the necessary ingredient to sumer your trip to japan : english menu, japanese food, garden, central tokyo... http://www.hibikiwedding.com/akasaka/index.html This restaurant... (13 replies, last updated by msprnt July 4, 2009)

mizuwaris (water mixes) and may account for the quite light touch of some of the premium Japanese whiskies like Hibiki (premium blend) and Hakushu (single malt). Nikka, which is owned by Asahi, is not quite as big on the food... (14 replies, last updated by japanesewhisky May 9, 2007)

will advise you of the harvest dates. I suggest you check out Hibiki-an in Japan for some very fresh teas: http://www.hibiki-an.com/ My amazingly knowledgeable tea friend in New York, Karen, just directed me to Zencha, also in... (20 replies, last updated by Querencia October 17, 2009)

For excellent baking-grade matcha, check out Hibiki-an’s House Matcha. It can be drunk on its own but is best used in recipes. You order direct from the grower and it’s in your mailbox in less than a week. Don’t... (9 replies, last updated by MacGuffin September 19, 2009)

Many thanks for the links, omotosando! Looks like hibiki-an would be worth a try (though I am always reluctant to buy tea online). My experience with ippodo is only by going to their store where they can brew a sample cup for you... (4 replies, last updated by antonis June 7, 2009)

in my opinion, sushi HIRO... expensive but real japanese sushi(owner japanese) sushi HIBIKI..it’s ok but service is very slow.(owner japanese) sushi KAWA..ummm,(owner japanese) TOWA suhi&sushi boat..it’s ok(owner... (28 replies, last updated by alex8alot June 2, 2007)

. Another I like a lot is Suntory Hibiki 17 year which isn’t smoky, but very round and elegant. Suntory only sells their Yamazaki in this country which I find to be a rather uninteresting malt. Nikka also does some blends... (14 replies, last updated by japanesewhisky May 9, 2007)

Wow, an official date of opening! That’s great to hear. I’ve been trying to slow my ramen cravings this week and went to other restaurants around the city that offered it. According to some fellow Hounder’s,... (21 replies, last updated by peter.v January 13, 2009)

Sushi Hibiki (used to be known at Cafe de Tokyo) Specializing in Japanese dishes including ramen. Have not been since the neme change / renovation. But it was really the only place in Calgary that had ramen that tasted similar to... (8 replies, last updated by GordMM06 April 3, 2007)

Thanks. In my research, I’ve already discovered the izakaya restaurant, and I think that’s going to be an appealing option for us. Two places, En and Hibiki (both in Siodome) seem like good possibilities, but... (15 replies, last updated by prasantrin August 5, 2009)

Either avocado bread: http://shewhoeats.blogspot.com/2004/08/ripe-green-experiment.html Or matcha recipes: http://www.hibiki-an.com/default.php/cPath/24 (23 replies, last updated by Val55 March 13, 2007)