Spacious omakase bar with elegant decor and warm lighting creates a calm, intimate atmosphere ideal for special occasions. Exceptional sake pairing complements the top-tier sushi, offering a unique dining experience. Lounge area provides a comfortable space to relax before or after the meal.
The lounge offers a comfortable and relaxing spot for drinks before or after dinner. Warm lighting and muted colors create a cozy vibe where conversations flow easily over wine or cocktails.
Offers a unique omakase experience with every item serving as a remarkable journey of flavors. The meal consistently ranks as the best and most valuable omakase in New York City.
"The food here is creative, thoughtful, and delicious."
"My Omakase experience was genuinely happy and memorable."
"The 17-course meal was sophisticated, balanced, and made with high-quality ingredients."
Good to know
Reservations through Resy are recommended to secure a place at Sushi Saikou.
The omakase is priced at $120 for a 17-course meal, which includes 3 appetizers, 13 fish, and 1 dessert.
Be on time because they have multiple seatings and a strict schedule.
Intimate omakase bar with about 8 seats and a speakeasy entrance behind a coffee and flower shop creates a cozy, lively atmosphere. Friendly servers and a special cocktail bar add to the personalized experience. The setting blends Japanese elegance with a fun New York City vibe.
Atmosphere feels like a members-only club with a mix of lively omakase bar and a cozy lounge area. Staff share drink recipes and techniques, but it leans toward a drinking crowd like a nightclub.
Offers a speakeasy-style omakase with a laid-back, cool vibe unlike typical hushed settings. Serves high-end sushi in 12 or 17-piece courses, each bite standing out.
Good to know
The omakase experience lasts for 1 hour, so arrive on time.
Saturdays are Hamptons night, attracting celebrities and influencers.
The 12-course omakase is available for $60 per person.
Space combines modern yet cozy design with an intimate speakeasy vibe centered around a sushi bar and cocktail lounge. Atmosphere feels upscale and elegant, with subtle, well-crafted cocktails enhancing the experience. Separate omakase and bar areas create distinct dining and social zones.
The lounge offers superb food and a cocktail-focused atmosphere. It serves as a distinct spot separate from the omakase dining experience.
Omakase here offers fantastic sets with each course impressing. The experience combines great value and affordable cost compared to other places charging much more.
Good to know
The omakase restaurant offers an 11 course menu for $95.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Expect a dining experience of about two hours for the full menu.
Minimalistic Japanese decor creates an intimate atmosphere with thoughtful ceramics and seating. The space feels like a retreat from the city, offering a relaxed ambiance that enhances the dining experience.
The lounge offers a laid back 12-course tasting meal priced at $95 per person. The bar and cocktail lounge provide a more relaxed dining experience with a focus on multi-course meals.
Exceptional sushi and an omakase tasting menu stand out here. The 10-seat omakase room offers an intimate setting with exceptional service and a stunning atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
There is a monthlong waitlist for tables.
The restaurant offers a main-ticket sushi counter and a 12-course lounge experience.
Kaiseki dining unfolds at a wooden counter where chefs prepare dishes in front of guests, creating an intimate and elegant atmosphere with handmade plates and natural wood accents. A speakeasy vibe permeates the space, complemented by a warmly lit bar offering expertly crafted cocktails and rare whiskeys. The setting balances modern and traditional design, inviting a relaxed yet refined experience.
Every dish shows care in ingredients and service. The omakase offers a delicious and well-crafted experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
Prices are on the higher side, averaging over $400 per person.
The restaurant offers a seasonal menu featuring in-season ingredients.
Intimate setting with open kitchen counter seating offers direct views of chefs preparing food. Atmosphere stays quiet and meditative, decorated with ceramic art and photography books. Exclusive space serves meticulously curated Japanese cuisine in a calm, bespoke environment.
A speakeasy style lounge hidden behind the omakase counter offers a quiet, romantic vibe with dim skylight lighting. The space is large and comfortable, serving great food and drinks with attentive service.
Seasonal omakase sushi offers a flavorful experience. Kaiseki dishes provide a refreshing change from typical omakase styles, with a solid meal priced at $265.
Good to know
There is a special offer available at noon.
The meal cost around $250 per person before drinks, tax, and tip.
The price for the kaiseki lunch set is amazing.
Intimate omakase setting with limited seating and 1850s antiques creates a unique, exclusive atmosphere. Downstairs speakeasy lounge features a self-playing piano and Prohibition-era decor, offering a cozy spot for after-dinner drinks. The experience blends thoughtful design with a calm, refined vibe.
An intimate lounge downstairs features a self-playing piano and textured floral wallpaper. Unique touches include a sliding frame and an audio recording in the bathroom.
A fresh and unique take on omakase offers a fantastic experience from start to finish. The quality stands out as better than others at similar prices, making it a phenomenal and memorable choice.
Good to know
Reservations are needed to dine at this sushi restaurant.
The restaurant offers a 21-course tasting menu with a sake pairing.
Entering requires deciphering a code from Mr. Moto's invitation letter.
Nightclub-style lighting and neon accents create a dark, vibrant atmosphere with club lounge energy. A secret sake bar and karaoke lounge add unique entertainment options, while the space feels small and intimate especially in party areas.
A karaoke lounge sits in the back but may not always be open. The overall vibe feels more like a trendy bar or club than a traditional restaurant.
A rare premium sushi spot in Chinatown offers Omakase with a focus on quality. Matcha drinks and cocktails complement the experience.
Good to know
The venue is available for renting out for events like holiday parties.
Happy hour features drink specials only, with no food discounts.
Expect a lively crowd during happy hour, especially on weekends.
Japanese restaurant occupies multiple floors in a converted Brownstone with modern elegant interior and spacious layout. Atmosphere stays lively and bustling, often noisy with a vibrant sushi bar and cozy lounge areas. Tables are tightly arranged upstairs, limiting privacy despite the upscale setting.
Lounge downstairs offers a great vibe with a nice selection of Japanese cocktails, spirits, and beers. The bar area can get loud and chaotic with no bouncers to manage disruptive patrons.
An 8-piece omakase features a curated selection of the freshest sushi and sashimi. Chef Koh’s artistry shines through in every fresh and delicious bite.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as this place gets very busy.
Expect a 60-minute wait for a table if you arrive late.
Prices are on the higher side, with dinner for two averaging around $500.
Space combines chic decor with high ceilings and Greek columns, creating a grand yet cozy atmosphere. Dining areas feel intimate but can be crowded, with tables placed closely together. Upstairs lounge offers a more open vibe, contrasting with the basement dining room's compact feel.
A beautiful bar and lounge area sets the scene with a vibe like the coolest club in the city. The space feels exclusive and stylish for nightlife.
The omakase lasts nearly three hours, offering a long, drawn-out dining experience. Groups of various sizes order it, but the length can cause loss of appetite halfway through.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
Expect to spend $200-300 per person for a meal.
The bar opens at 5 PM, and dinner service starts at 5:30 PM.
Modern space with high ceilings and artwork by renowned artists creates a chic atmosphere. Loud music and dim lighting make conversation difficult, while grilling meat at the table offers an interactive dining experience. A basement bar provides a casual spot to relax before meals.
A chic lounge downstairs offers a Speakeasyish vibe. Late night dinners at the Korean steakhouse require advance reservations.
Steak omakase features a variety of well-cut meats cooked to perfection. Detailed explanations accompany the meal, making the experience engaging and the menu a great deal for a Michelin star setting.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Expect to pay around $225 per person for the full experience.
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Large space features a huge bar and 70-foot sushi bar with nets surrounding the bar adding visual interest. Atmosphere shifts from cozy, dimly lit dining to lively with a late-night DJ creating vibrant energy. Guests enjoy a stylish setting with thoughtful design and private rooms upstairs.
Late night outings feature a club-themed atmosphere with a club-like vibe that stays balanced and not too over the top.
Freshness stands out with exquisite sashimi that melts in your mouth. The omakase nigiris showcase exceptional quality and artistry in every piece.
Good to know
Happy Hour offers discounted drinks from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The 3-course lunch meal deal costs $30, providing good value.