Intimate sushi restaurant with dimmed lighting and wood tones creates a cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and lively, blending casual comfort with attention to detail. Unique fish selections and complimentary sake dispenser add distinctiveness to the omakase experience.
Fish selection includes unique types like flounder fin and arctic trout not commonly found elsewhere. Techniques used in preparation are distinctive and offer educational flavors throughout the meal.
Omakase here features unique fish varieties not commonly found in other spots. The meal offers an incredible range of flavors with a consistently amazing experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand since the restaurant just opened.
The omakase experience costs $100, offering great value for the quality.
Fish is flown in from Japan twice a week, ensuring freshness.
Sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with beautiful interior blending modern and traditional design. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, enhanced by serene ambiance and great sake experiences. Seating mostly lacks direct views of chefs at work, but the focus on fresh fish and omakase creates a phenomenal dining experience.
Chef Sato blends unique ingredients and techniques in every bite. The omakase pieces are super fresh with a creative twist on traditional dishes.
Every piece of sushi is super fresh and stands out from other omakase experiences. The brunch omakase includes a fantastic spread with fresh fish, scallops, sea urchin, and caviar. Service is wonderful, making the experience memorable.
Good to know
The brunch set is only available during the weekend.
They’re currently offering Brunch Omakase for $68 from 12pm to 3pm.
You can bring your own beverage (BYOB) for a $20 cork fee.
Tiny omakase bar seats nine around an intimate counter with fresh fish that melts in your mouth. Chefs interact casually, creating a genuine atmosphere. BYOB with no corkage fee makes it a popular choice for special occasions.
Fresh fish offers a melt-in-your-mouth texture with unique flavors and pairings. Each sushi piece has perfect touches that highlight its quality.
Offers an amazing omakase experience with consistently phenomenal food across multiple visits. Operates as a BYOB spot with no cork fee, making it a popular choice for special occasions.
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Make a reservation at least a week in advance to secure a spot.
The price for the omakase is $69, which is considered a good value.
This restaurant is BYOB with no corkage fee.
Long communal table with intentional tableware creates an intimate, dimly lit space with a cozy, inviting vibe. The atmosphere balances tradition and innovation through carefully curated sake pairings and layered flavors in the omakase. Unique fish selections and phenomenal sushi define the dining experience.
Unique fish species appear alongside favorites like A5 Wagyu with truffles and Toro. Chef Ben crafts a thoughtful mix that feels special and beautiful.
Offers a fantastic omakase experience with unique fish rarely seen elsewhere. Combines quality ingredients with great value and skilled chef craftsmanship.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The 15-course omakase takes about 1.5 to 2 hours.
The price is $108 per person, which includes all courses.
Small sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Chef works quickly and efficiently, creating beautifully crafted sushi pieces with incredibly fresh fish. Complimentary sake and a BYOB policy add to the authentic, New York-style dining experience.
Every dish features unique flavor combinations and inspired twists on traditional sushi styles. The meal includes 12 distinct courses, each with perfect garnishes that make every bite special.
A 12-course omakase offers unique flavor combinations and generous portions at a price under $100. This omakase stands out for its thoughtful pieces that differ from typical offerings.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary because they only soft opened.
The last seating is at 10 PM.
The price of the omakase is worth it at $68.
Open kitchen creates intimate atmosphere where chefs prepare dishes with precision. Cozy space invites interaction and showcases Japanese-French fusion cuisine with fresh, bold flavors. Extensive, unique sake selection complements a menu featuring high-end sushi and creative adaptations.
Inventive soup flavors stand out with unique and creative twists. The sake list offers well-curated and rare options that match the dishes well.
A modern American tasting menu blends with a beautifully curated omakase offering. Chef Kevin leads an awesome omakase experience that stands out among others in the city.
Good to know
Reservations are done in rounds, with all guests seated at the same time.
Expect a high price point for the 12-course tasting menu.
Valentine’s Day features complimentary sake and a keychain for guests.
Small sushi bar seats only 3 to 6 people inside a bustling food court with noisy background and rickety shared tables. Atmosphere feels intimate yet casual, blending minimal modern design with the chef's own artwork on the walls. BYOB policy adds a relaxed touch to the focused, skillful omakase experience.
Every piece of sushi features unique flavor profiles paired with complimentary ingredients. The small, intimate setting offers a personalized touch with explanations, creating an unforgettable experience.
A chef trained in Tokyo serves an exceptional and personal omakase in a Chinatown food court. The experience features authentic and delicious sushi with a spectacular presentation.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at Domo Sushi due to the limited seating.
They host seatings at 6pm and 8pm.
The Omakase menu lasts half an hour.
Intimate 8-seat setting in a repurposed library room creates a quiet, tranquil atmosphere with a dark, moody vibe. Guests watch chefs prepare an 11-course vegan omakase featuring complex, plant-forward flavors. The space feels like a hidden gem within a hotel lobby, offering a unique dining experience.
Fifteen courses deliver unique and delicious bites featuring ingredients like mushroom, broccoli, roasted apple, and watermelon. Each dish offers interesting flavors crafted with care by a Michelin star chef, creating a one-of-a-kind vegan dining experience.
Offers a rare vegan omakase experience that is both affordable and delicious. Provides a satisfying tasting menu that makes vegan omakase possible and enjoyable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can only seat 10 guests at a time.
The 15-course vegan tasting menu dinner costs $65 and lasts about 60 minutes.
Dinner for two people plus one soda totals $234.
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.
Each course offers unique flavors that evolve with every bite. Chefs craft fresh, expertly balanced pieces that tell a distinct story through their creativity.
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.
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.
Six-seat counter surrounds a small kitchen where a single chef prepares fresh tempura omakase right before diners. The atmosphere feels intimate and cozy, resembling a private kitchen with modern Japanese design and wooden accents. Staff create a personalized experience that transports diners to Japan in a quiet, serene setting.
An intimate setting with only six customers allows for unique attention from the staff. Each course features masterful preparation and fresh ingredients, creating a memorable and distinct dining experience.
An intimate tempura omakase offers a phenomenal tasting menu from start to finish. Pricing stays affordable, matching other quality omakase spots in Manhattan and often less expensive.
Good to know
Reservations are required well in advance due to limited seating of only 6.
Dinner costs around $200 per person for a few dishes.
The dining experience is reservation-only, ensuring personalized attention.
Small space with 12 seats offers an intimate, tranquil atmosphere that feels warm and inviting. The vibe supports quiet, leisurely omakase experiences with a focus on fresh, high-quality sushi. Music playlist complements the setting without overpowering conversation.
Chef Jake's unique approach and passion for omakase shape the menu with unique cuts of fish and dishes. Warm staff add to the unique experience throughout the meal.
Sixteen courses showcase fresh, creative dishes with a wide variety of ingredients and preparations. Each course delivers phenomenally flavorful bites that are surprisingly filling.
Good to know
Reservations are required through Resy.
Sushi YOLO is BYOB, and the wine shop is right next door.
The prices for the omakase are reasonable.
Minimalist design creates a serene and inviting atmosphere with calming lighting and gentle background music. Chefs engage warmly, offering an intimate and unpretentious dining experience that balances sophistication with relaxed comfort.
Each of the 16 courses offers a unique flavor combination with a delightfully simple presentation. The ikura Uni don stands out as a fresh and balanced dish with a distinct aroma.
Sixteen-course omakase features fresh ingredients and attention to detail. Each piece offers exceptional flavors and a seamless dining journey.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups of up to 14 at the bar.
The omakase experience includes 16 courses for $99 per person.
The restaurant is BYOB, but also offers alcohol on site.
Sushi counter with minimalist design creates an intimate, serene atmosphere focused on craftsmanship. The space feels unassuming yet warm, allowing attention on fresh, high-quality fish and precise preparation.
Each course offers a unique flavor experience with fresh fish and distinctive pairings. The A5 wagyu stands out as buttery and rich, making every bite tell a different story.
Offers a 13-course omakase with fresh, large fish at a reasonable price of $75. The portions are generous and the quality impresses consistently.
Good to know
The omakase meal costs $75 for 13 courses.
Reservations are not required but recommended for busy times.
The dining experience lasts approximately 75 minutes.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy omakase experience with a laid-back vibe and engaging chefs who create a fun atmosphere. The space features a well-thought-out design that enhances aromas and fosters a relaxed, lively mood. Natural wine and creative cocktails complement the high-quality, fresh fish served in generous courses.
Chef creates unique concepts with dishes that are bursting with flavor and feature fresh fish in creative combinations. The wine list pairs thoughtfully with the food, and the bartender offers distinctive drinks.
Phenomenal service complements the high-end omakase experience here. The meal offers great value and stands out as a hidden gem in the neighborhood.
Good to know
The restaurant is currently BYOB while awaiting its liquor license.
The 10-course omakase costs just $50, offering great value.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Small sushi bar seats only six, creating an intimate dining experience with counter seating that encourages conversation with the chef. Atmosphere stays relaxed yet refined, offering a cozy, warm vibe without pretension. Guests bring their own alcohol, adding a personal touch to the BYOB policy.
Fresh fish shines with dry-aged presentation and flavorful sushi pieces. The experience feels personal and unique, especially in the Omakase style.
A 12-course omakase features dry-aged fish that adds depth and richness. The chef curates an intimate experience that feels like a personal dinner with top-notch quality fish.
Good to know
It is advised to book ahead for Kizuna to avoid long wait times.
Kizuna is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
The menu changes with the seasons, featuring fresh ingredients.
Sushi bar offers an intimate setting with beautiful furnishings and unique glassware that create a welcoming, relaxed vibe. Couples sit comfortably with privacy, while staff maintain a friendly, passionate atmosphere. The experience feels distinct from typical omakase, blending speakeasy style with high-end dining.
An incredible, intimate dining experience stands out with unique glassware and comfortable seating. The atmosphere feels amazing and the extensive sake list adds to the distinct vibe.
Presentation stands out with carefully crafted pieces made with love. Service is spectacular and the atmosphere feels unique compared to typical sushi omakase.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to high demand.
Expect a high price tag for the omakase menu, typically over $100.
A separate cocktail bar will open soon, enhancing the dining experience.
Small sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with dim, soft lighting and hand-dyed linens that create a cozy, laid-back atmosphere. Omakase experience centers on seasonal, creative dishes served at a counter with personal explanations from the chef. The space feels like dining in a home, blending casual comfort with subtle high-end touches.
Food features unique seasoning and ever-changing menu with dishes like Shinaji and Kohada. The atmosphere includes hand-dyed linens and individual sake glasses, adding to the distinct experience.
An 18-course menu features freshest seafood from around the world in a laid-back, private setting with stunning interior decor and dimmed lights. The pace is relaxed, allowing conversation over sake during a less traditional omakase experience.
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Ueki offers eighteen courses over two and a half hours.
There are only 12 seats in the restaurant, making it difficult to get a reservation.
The menu changes over the course of the year depending on what fish is in season.
Tiny space delivers intimate atmosphere with a humorous, chill vibe that feels like a performance. Sushi preparation acts as a live show, enhancing the serene and elegant setting. Guests enjoy fresh, luxurious sushi paired with an excellent sake selection.
Every sushi piece features unique and delicious flavors with fresh, flavorful fish. The omakase includes unusual ingredient combinations and a fun, distinctive experience.
Offers an exceptional omakase experience with a 5+ star sushi tasting that stands out in the city. Presents a truly special meal known for its authenticity and quality.
Good to know
Reservations are essential given Zen Sushi's popularity and limited seating.
The 14 course omakase is priced at $89, which is a great deal for NYC.
Expect to spend around $180 per person for a full dining experience.
Small, cozy sushi bar with about 12 counter seats and two booths offers a modern yet traditional setting. Atmosphere feels relaxing and festive, though background R&B music contrasts with the otherwise zen vibe. Friendly staff serve exceptional sushi paired with complimentary sake, creating an elegant dining experience within a sleek, open-ceiling space.
Each course highlights a unique ingredient that lifts the dish to a new level. The menu includes a yuzu-flavored sake that stands out for its distinct taste.
A 13-course omakase menu offers very fresh fish and well-executed dishes. The meal costs around $75 per person and features top-notch food with attentive service in a friendly atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations at Kazumi are strictly every hour on the hour.
The meal includes 13 courses for $75.
There is a one hour time limit for Omakase.
Small, intimate space with open frying area that avoids strong oil smells creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere. Simple yet elegant decor supports an authentic Japanese omotenashi spirit. The vibe is quiet and welcoming, offering a unique, high-end tempura experience.
A tempura-oriented omakase sets this place apart from typical sushi-focused spots. The dining experience offers a unique twist on traditional Japanese Michelin meals.
Tempura-focused dishes define the omakase here, served at a chef counter that highlights the cooking process. A smaller lunch version offers a similar experience with fewer courses.
Good to know
Lunch costs $160 per person for the set menu.
Reservations need to be made at least one month in advance for lunch.
The restaurant has a capacity of around 12 people, making reservations essential.
Small sushi counter with about 12 bar seats offers an intimate and cozy setting. Bright and airy space features simple, modern decor and a carefully curated playlist. Guests enjoy high-quality omakase with unique offerings like dry aged fish and complimentary sake.
Omakase features unique fish and flavor combinations with every bite offering something different. Sushi includes fresh, standout dishes with fish preparations unlike typical sushi experiences.
Offers an excellent omakase with fresh nigiri and some creative touches. The $85 menu provides good value and is a reliable choice for quality at a reasonable price.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers an $85 omakase for 18 courses until February 8.
A 90-minute seating might work better for the dining experience.
Intimate sushi bar seats about 14 around a natural wood counter with beautiful dishware. Atmosphere feels like a meditative ritual, blending cozy friendliness with effortlessly cool vibes and trendy music. Guests experience impeccably fresh fish flown from Japan and a killer sake selection in a space that feels more like a confession booth than a typical restaurant.
Many dishes feature unique and interesting fish with fresh, complex flavors. The Omakase experience offers a distinct combination of ingredients that enhances each piece's taste.
Offers a course menu served traditionally around a bar for an authentic omakase experience. Delivers amazing quality comparable to spots charging much more, making it a hidden gem near Broadway.
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Koete Omakase is an omakase bar with no table seats.
Most fish is flown in from Japan.
Koete Omakase is very reasonably priced.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, quiet upscale ambiance with a minimal and clean design. The atmosphere stays calm and friendly, creating a cozy and elegant dining experience. Guests often choose the chef counter to watch food preparation in this lowkey spot.
Omakase spot offers a unique dining experience with menu items like Japanese Tiger Prawn, marinated tuna, and very fresh Hokkaido scallops.
Omakase offers super fresh ingredients with fish sourced from Japan. The menu features finest sashimi selections like baby yellowtail, snapper, sea bream, and sea perch at a reasonable price.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a spot, especially during peak hours.
The omakase costs $110 for approximately 15 courses, offering great value.
There is a chef special every day that can be added to your meal.
Long bar with wood accents creates an intimate, minimalistic atmosphere. The space feels cozy and relaxed, inviting quiet enjoyment. Guests experience authentic omakase with subtle flavor twists and carefully sourced seafood.
The omakase offers a unique experience with many dishes tried for the first time. Each course presents thoughtful twists that stand out.
A 14-course omakase offers filling portions with each piece of fish featuring its own story and seasoning that lifts the flavor. The experience feels like a memorable journey beyond just food.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the romantic dinner experience on Tuesday evenings.
The omakase experience costs $175 for a 14-course meal.
Extra hand rolls incur additional charges, so ask about prices beforehand.
Small, intimate sushi spot offers a calm and relaxed atmosphere with simple, comforting surroundings. Lighting is dim, which affects visibility of the food. Known for fresh fish, affordable omakase, and standout dishes like fatty tuna collar and A5 Wagyu with scallop, uni & caviar.
Each bite features unique toppings on nigiri, making the 17-course omakase a series of surprising flavors. The sushi pieces stand out with their distinctive taste and creativity.
Fresh fish and unique toppings make each nigiri bite a surprise. The omakase offers 13 to 17 pieces with great quality and occasional accommodation for lunch requests.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
Dinner service is the only option available; lunch is no longer offered.
Omakase sets are priced at $69 for 13 pieces and $90 for 17 pieces.
Intimate omakase setting with only 10 seats creates a cozy, elegant atmosphere. The space is sleek and minimalist, offering a relaxed yet upscale vibe. Guests enjoy fresh fish flown from Japan and the option to select their own sake glass, enhancing the cultural experience.
Every course offers a unique twist, especially the appetizer experience which stands out from typical omakase. Each bite of Nigiri delivers a distinct and delicious flavor.
Offers an intimate and high end omakase experience with quality service and food. Pricing is higher than budget options but fair for the level of craftsmanship and atmosphere.
Good to know
During the soft opening, guests receive a free glass of champagne and sake.
The omakase menu costs $175 and includes over 18 courses.
The restaurant accommodates various dietary restrictions, including kosher options.
Small sushi spot offers a cozy open bar with chefs crafting only hand rolls. The Zen-like atmosphere makes dining peaceful and refined. Omakase menus deliver fresh, precise preparation for a satisfying experience.
Only hand rolls are served here, making the menu very focused. The interior has a distinctive design that stands out from typical sushi spots.
The omakase features a carefully curated menu with fresh ingredients and precise preparation. It offers a satisfying and well-paced dining experience with handroll specialties and consistent quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Omakase is priced at $50, offering good value for quality sushi.
Parking is plentiful on the main road or nearby streets.
Small counter seating with an open sushi bar creates an intimate atmosphere where guests watch chefs at work. The vibe is casual and relaxed, featuring a playlist of late 90s and early 2000s R&B and pop music. Limited to about 8-9 seats, the space feels like a cozy hole-in-the-wall with a straightforward setup.
Every bite delivers unique flavors with fresh combinations. The atmosphere adds distinctive elements that make the dining experience memorable.
Offers an affordable omakase tasting menu priced at $75 with a creative combination of condiments on each piece. The experience is BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own wine.
Good to know
Reservations are required as there are only around 10 seats available.
You will be turned away if you don’t have a reservation.
The last seating is at 9 PM, so plan accordingly.
Intimate sushi spot with cozy atmosphere and BYOB policy offers a spectacular omakase at an affordable price. Unique dishes like mashed unagi on banana deliver complex flavors. Counter seating lets you watch chefs craft each plate, enhancing the experience.
Unique sushi options include mashed unagi on ripe banana and an ebi banana dessert. Each dish offers a complex explosion of flavors and textures.
Offers a spectacular omakase experience with unmatched dish quality in NYC. The price is around $98, making it an affordable option for authentic omakase.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The dining experience is strictly limited to one hour.
The restaurant is BYOB with no corkage fee.
Luxurious space features marble tables, Hermès tableware, and warm wood panels creating a modern, elegant vibe. The atmosphere balances intimate warmth with lively, personal service from attentive chefs. Guests enjoy a calm setting paired with high-end details and fresh, expertly prepared sushi.
Plates show unique spins on classic favorites with seasonal touches. Food comes in delicious bites prepared extremely well.
Offers two omakase options, including a $56 menu with 16 fresh courses. Plates come beautifully presented, sometimes on platinum Hermès tableware, delivering excellent flavor and quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins may be accepted at the owner's discretion.
The 16-course omakase meal costs $56, offering great value.
The meal includes an appetizer, miso soup, and ice cream for dessert.