Low seating on tatami mats and shoe removal at the entrance create an authentic Japanese setting. The atmosphere feels intimate and calm, with tables close enough to foster a shared dining experience. Sake accompanies meals, enhancing the overall vibe of careful detail and tradition.
Sushi here features freshness and attention to detail that closely resembles dining in Japan. The seared salmon sashimi offers a buttery texture with delicate smoky flavors, and the nigiri impresses with both appearance and taste.
Dinner features a private chef crafting an exceptional omakase with authentic sushi in an intimate home salon setting.
"The food here is amazing, precise, and thoughtfully prepared."
"Chef Daniel's private dinner experience was amazing."
"The chef explained each sushi dish with details about ingredients."
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to high demand.
The price for 17 dishes and 2 desserts is 490 per diner, soon rising to 530.
The dining experience includes 20 courses showcasing a variety of flavors.
Sleek, modern interior combines with stylish design and pleasant background music to create an intimate atmosphere. The vibe suits quiet dinners or small groups, offering a chance to enjoy fresh fish and delicious cocktails in a unique setting.
Sashimi stands out as the flagship dish here. It tastes fresh and is especially great in the initial serving.
Cozy yet elegant atmosphere suits both casual dinners and special occasions. Great for intimate dinners or groups, with a location perfect for a post-dinner stroll.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Expect higher prices for smaller portion sizes compared to other local options.
Credit cards are accepted, but check for any minimum spend requirements.
Small space fills quickly with loud music and energetic singing, creating a lively and dance-friendly atmosphere. Tables sit close together, limiting movement and making conversation difficult. Fans stand out as a notable feature amid the vibrant, bar-like energy.
Raw fish sushi includes sashimi that tends to be too sweet. Flakes with crabs come out too salty, and the overall sushi flavors lean toward being overly spicy.
Feels like a Friday dinner with family, blending casual dining with a city drink vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Prices are high relative to the quality of food offered.
Payment is accepted via credit card and mobile payments.
Japanese restaurant offers stunning design and high craftsmanship in decor and dishes. DJ plays disco music at high volume, creating a lively but sometimes loud atmosphere. Valet parking and heated Japanese toilets add unique convenience and comfort.
Sushi here stands out for its incredible freshness and expert preparation. The unagi roll and nigiri starter are highlights, with sashimi also ranking among the best.
Great atmosphere sets the tone for dinner with a mix of drinks and food options. The spot combines dining with entertainment, making it suitable for business or casual evenings.
Good to know
Expect to pay around NIS 800-1000 for a meal for two.
Prices for sushi rolls start at NIS 100, with cocktails around NIS 80.
The restaurant does not accept vouchers confirmed over the phone.
Spacious sushi restaurant with beautiful Asian-style decor and both indoor and outdoor seating featuring ceiling fans. Atmosphere is loud and crowded, with music that can make conversation difficult. Popular for high-quality sushi and creative cocktails.
Sushi here is absolutely delicious and of high quality. The menu features standout items like salmon nigiri, crunch roll, and spicy tuna sushi sandwich, all served with professional service.
Good atmosphere suits midweek dinners well. Options work for both lunch and dinner, but watch for incorrect dish issues.
Good to know
It is recommended to reserve a place in advance because it's always packed.
Parking is not available anywhere near the restaurant, making it difficult to find a spot.
Be prepared for a high bill at the end of your meal.
Tiny, well-designed bar offers a lively and fun atmosphere with a chilled, unpretentious vibe. Music playlist keeps energy dynamic while guests enjoy both indoor and street-side seating. Wine recommendations and unique dishes like shrimp toast add to the distinctive experience.
Sashimi stands out as the main sushi offering, arriving in small portions after a long wait. Presentation and taste vary, sometimes falling short of expectations.
Good to know
Expect to spend around 650 NIS for a meal for three people.
Cocktails are priced separately and can add significantly to the bill.
The restaurant is known for its interesting dishes despite being on the expensive side.
Japanese street-style setting offers authentic atmosphere with loud music and unique design. High-quality ingredients define the menu, though prices are on the higher side. Dishes feature deep Asian flavors that stand out.
Freshness stands out with a variety of quality sushi dishes like the super rich sahi maki and uramaki sun, both featuring tuna and avocado. The niko sashimi offers tender, thinly sliced beef in a traditional marinade, while the Sashimi salad and Chirashi come in nice portions with well-balanced spices.
Offers an intimate setting ideal for date nights or dinners with friends. The black sesame ice cream serves as a dessert with a subtle sweetness and a flavor reminiscent of halva. Reservations are necessary for dinner.
Good to know
Prices are higher than average, reflecting the quality of ingredients.
Portion sizes may not match the high prices.
Expect a premium experience that justifies the cost.
Basement Asian restaurant features beautiful bar with typewriter theme and stunning design. Atmosphere is sexy and pleasant with great background music. Space suits dates and groups, offering a unique vibe.
Sushi here is fresh, delicious, and visually appealing. Options include intias sashimi and various starters, with attention to customer allergies and quality.
Dinners offer good food with an incredible quality that matches the vibe of dinner in NYC.
Good to know
Reservations are mandatory; you cannot enter without one.
A table is reserved for only 45 minutes, after which you must leave.
Expect to pay around NIS 120 per diner, which may not justify the quality.