Densetsu omakase: how the four chef's choice sets compare

Densetsu's printed menu lists four omakase sets. Each one is described the same way: "Chef's choice" of a set number of pieces. You choose the set, and the chef chooses which kinds of sushi or sashimi go on the plate.

The sets differ in two ways: whether you get sushi, sashimi or both, and how many pieces come. The table puts them side by side in the order the menu prints them. Names, descriptions and prices are from Densetsu's printed menu as of September 29, 2026.

The four sets side by side

All four sit in the menu's "Entree from Sushi Bar" section. That section notes that the sets include miso soup and salad, and that there are no substitutions.

Sushi Omakase (10 pcs): ten kinds, one piece each

The menu describes this set as ten different kinds of sushi in ten pieces, so each kind appears once. Look at it if you want ten different kinds of sushi on one plate.

Love Omakase (14 pcs): seven kinds, two of each

Here the menu lists seven different kinds of sushi, two pieces of each. Because every kind comes twice, two people can each try all seven.

Sashimi Omakase: 24 pieces of sashimi

This set is sashimi only: 24 pieces, chef's choice. Of the four sets, it is the one to look at if you want sashimi and no sushi.

Sushi and Sashimi Omakase: some of each

The menu lists five pieces of sushi and twelve pieces of sashimi. Look at this set if you want both on one order.

What comes with every set

• Miso soup and salad are included.
• The menu says "No Substitution" for this section. If there is something you cannot eat, ask the staff before you order so you can pick a different dish if needed.

A note on raw fish

All four sets carry the menu's raw marker. The printed menu's disclaimer reads: "Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. If unsure, consult your physician."

If you would rather not eat raw fish, start with the cooked dishes on the full Densetsu menu and ask the staff to help you choose.

Choosing between them

For ten different kinds of sushi, look at Sushi Omakase. For seven kinds in pairs, look at Love Omakase. For sashimi only, look at Sashimi Omakase. For some sushi and some sashimi, look at Sushi and Sashimi Omakase.

All four are listed in the omakase section of the menu.

Set names, descriptions and prices are from Densetsu's printed menu as of September 29, 2026. Prices and set contents can change, so confirm them when you order.