Rectangular counter seating surrounds sushi chefs in a bright room with soft lighting and warm wooden tones. Atmosphere feels intimate and serene, blending sophistication with comfort. Guests experience personalized service and enjoy carefully paired sake enhancing the meal.
Staff shows knowledgeable expertise about sake and pairs it well with dishes. Service stays attentive without intrusion, keeping sake topped off and timing dishes perfectly.
Progression of flavors starts with light, delicate sashimi and builds to richer, complex bites. Masterfully crafted nigiri pairs well with excellent sake suggestions for a memorable sushi experience.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
Parking is available in the garage entrance off Marietta for $5 for 2 hours.
Expect to spend a significant amount as the dining experience is pricey.
Eight-seat sushi bar offers an intimate setting with minimalist decor and carefully sourced Japanese craftsmanship. Atmosphere feels relaxed and warm, blending luxurious yet unpretentious energy. Guests experience authentic Edomae-style omakase paired with unique sake and wine selections.
Incredibly unique sake selections come from thoughtful sourcing. The sake flight offers some of the best tastes, with excellent pairings that complement delicate food flavors.
Omakase offers generous portions of fresh fish with each nigiri, delivering a flavorful burst in every bite. The sushi chef crafts each piece with precision, making the sushi experience stand out.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating with only 8 seats available.
Prices remain consistent despite the restaurant's Michelin star recognition.
Alcohol pairing is available and recommended to enhance the dining experience.
Outdoor seating with a covered patio and live music creates a vibrant atmosphere. The sleek decor and immaculate space enhance the modern vibe. Crowds gather around the popular outdoor bar, making it lively and energetic.
Selection includes sake, Japanese whisky, and red wine. Sake options are tasty and well chosen.
High-end sushi shines with flavor infusion by Mauricio and his team. Open for lunch, it offers a standout sushi experience in the city.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially during peak hours.
Expect longer wait times for popular dishes like the bento box.
Parking is available nearby, making access convenient.
Minimalist decor highlights food presentation in a dimly lit space with intimate luxury and beautiful design. The atmosphere feels vibey and special, suited for quiet, upscale dining experiences. Cocktails and sake pairings complement an exceptional omakase featuring high-quality sushi and Wagyu.
Sake pairing enhances the 8 course tasting menu and omakase, elevating the meal beyond cocktails. Complimentary sake is sometimes offered, and a flight of sake matches the Prefecture Omakase well.
Sushi here features exceptional sashimi and A5 NY Strip Aburi that melts in your mouth. Each nigiri piece comes specially dressed without soy sauce, highlighting the high-quality ingredients.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience, especially on weekends.
The chef's tasting menu costs $175 per person, which includes multiple courses.
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Small space with authentic izakaya vibe and nostalgic Japanese memorabilia creates a cozy, lively atmosphere. Seating includes traditional floor areas and a sushi bar where food preparation is visible. Quiet and tucked away, it stays open late and offers a genuine Japanese experience.
Sake comes in neat carafes with a solid and reliable selection. The house sake is strong and enjoyable, and the waitress offers helpful recommendations.
Freshness stands out with chirashi and sushi that taste clean and vibrant. The menu offers a wide range of sushi, sashimi, and ramen options alongside unique meat sticks like chicken hearts and gizzards.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size and popularity.
Expect a mandatory 22% gratuity added to your bill.
The menu features a variety of Japanese dishes beyond just ramen and sushi.
Private dining booths with curtains for privacy create a cozy and intimate atmosphere. Tables feature call buttons to summon service discreetly, enhancing convenience. The vibe stays chill and inviting, suitable for quiet meals or small groups.
A great sake selection offers lots of variety including hot sake. The sake pairs well with seafood and the intimate atmosphere enhances the experience.
Sushi features fresh fish and skillful preparation by the chefs. Rolls like the yellow jacket stand out for their flavor and quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Validated parking is available for two hours with a restaurant receipt.
Omakase costs $75 per person, while a la carte prices exceed $150.
Sushi restaurant combines contemporary design with an upscale yet cozy atmosphere. Dim lighting and a separate moody cocktail lounge create a sophisticated vibe, while a heated patio offers outdoor seating. Music ranges from lively to relaxed, supporting both date nights and family dinners.
An authentic selection of sake includes imported bottles recommended by a skilled Sake Sommelier. House hot sake costs $25, and spending $100 per bottle unlocks access to sake dispensers at the table ends.
Sushi here stands out for its exceptional quality and freshness. The menu offers a variety of rolls and nigiri that consistently impress with balanced flavors and precise preparation.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating capacity.
The Ramen bowl is only available 10 times a day and may sell out.
The lounge area is perfect for girls' night on Thursdays.
Japanese restaurant with an updated, modern interior and open kitchen offering partial views of sushi preparation. Atmosphere ranges from relaxed and chilled to lively and fun, with outdoor seating available. Known for affordable sushi and a menu catering to a millennial eclectic crowd.
Different sakes, beers, and cocktails come with meals. The house sake tastes good. Strawberry sake cocktails add a fun twist.
Fresh, large sushi with authentic Japanese style stands out here. Prices stay affordable, making it a reliable spot for traditional maki and a wide variety of Asian options.
Good to know
Happy hour just started, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
The sushi buffet is no longer available.
Two distinct dining areas create contrasting experiences: a beautiful omakase bar with close seating facing the chef, and a dark, isolated back room that feels disconnected. The atmosphere ranges from intimate and lively in the main area to quiet and somber in the back. Sushi features fresh, flavorful fish with some inconsistency in rice quality.
Sake comes with a vibrant garnish that leaves a lasting impression. The selection pairs well with dishes like the hirame and wagyu hand roll.
Offers a 16-course nigiri omakase with fresh ingredients and deep, refined flavors. Sushi features high-quality rice preparation that shapes much of the eating experience, delivering seafood quality comparable to pricier spots.
Good to know
They offered three price options: lunch with 12 courses for $58, dinner with 16 courses for $78, and 20 courses for $128.
Parking can be tricky at Town Brookhaven, but there are spaces behind the building.
They do three seatings an evening.