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Omakase and toast

You appreciate the discipline of an omakase service but still crave the grounded simplicity of toast.

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Japanese restaurant

Counter seating surrounds chefs working with precision, creating an intimate and lively atmosphere. The space feels cozy and warm, inviting focus on each beautifully crafted course. Fresh, high-quality sushi pairs with suggested sake, offering an elevated yet welcoming dining experience.

Salmon with foie gras, toro toast, and wagyu topped with uni and caviar stand out as luxury toppings. Tuna toast and Toro Tartare with foie gras toast offer rich, savory bites.

Offers a 13-course omakase with excellent value for price, around $79 to $98. Service is consistently excellent and the quality of food is high and affordable.

People are saying

"This Omakase experience was a tour of exquisite fish and textures."

"This lunch spot offers a delicious 10-course omakase for only $48."

"The toro toast with wagyu and uni was a favorite bite."

Good to know

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The restaurant offers a 10-course lunch omakase for $59.

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A 13-course option is available for $79.

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The full experience includes 17 courses for $109.

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Japanese restaurant

Small 10-seat bar offers an intimate setting with calm, spa-like atmosphere and soft melodies. The experience includes high-quality seafood and theatrical presentation, creating a serene and authentic vibe.

Wagyu on toast stands out with its rich flavor. French toast bites offer a sweet contrast, while uni adds a unique seafood touch.

An 18-course omakase meal unfolds in about an hour with fresh fish and creative dishes. Chef Eric and Devon carefully adjust rice, fish, soy sauce, and wasabi ratios for each course.

People are saying

"The Omakase here is so fun and relaxed, thanks to the chefs."

"The sake here is so creative and delicious, I'd eat arsenic if the chef prepared it."

"The omakase experience here was one of the best I ever had."

Good to know

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Reservations are recommended to secure your spot at this popular omakase restaurant.

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The restaurant offers a 15-course omakase tasting menu for $135.

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A buy one, get one 50% off special is available for the omakase menu through 3/31.

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Sushi restaurant

Tiny space offers an intimate vibe with live sushi show and serene elegance. Enjoy Zen Toast with uni, wagyu, and caviar, though some can be dry. Experience a 5+ star omakase known for authentic, fresh, and luxurious sushi paired with excellent sake.

The toast features a unique combo of uni, wagyu, and caviar. The Zen Toast stands out for its exceptional quality, though some toast under wagyu and caviar comes off cold and dry.

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.

People are saying

"The Japanese food here is so fresh, especially the fish."

"The Omakase here is all about the incredibly fresh fish."

"The Zen Toast was exceptionally good."

Good to know

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Reservations are essential given Zen Sushi's popularity and limited seating.

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The 14 course omakase is priced at $89, which is a great deal for NYC.

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Expect to spend around $180 per person for a full dining experience.

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Sushi restaurant

Small sushi bar with about six seats offers an intimate omakase experience where guests watch the sushi master work up close. The atmosphere feels exclusive and warm but can be smoky and rushed due to torched dishes and a strict one-hour service limit.

Uni and toro feature heavily on the toast, often paired with creme fraiche or caviar. Wagyu foie and salmon foie gras also appear as rich, savory toppings.

Offers a unique and original omakase with every piece carefully crafted. The experience is affordable at $75 and blends fusion elements for a fresh take on traditional omakase.

People are saying

"The omakase here is a great value for the price."

"The Omakase here is amazing; the fish is so fresh and delicious."

"I loved the toast with uni and toro."

Good to know

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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is busy.

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You have one hour to enjoy the omakase meal.

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The omakase experience costs $75 per person.

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Sushi restaurant

Minimalist design and intimate space create a serene and elegant atmosphere with warm lighting and carefully chosen ambient music. Chefs interact with diners, adding a lively yet conversational vibe. The setting supports a unique omakase experience distinguished by meticulous plating and modern decor.

Toro caviar on toast stands out with its rich flavor. Other notable options include Zuke Akami and Eel with avocado on toast.

Omakase here offers a unique and curated menu with quality that rivals 3-star Michelin spots. The sushi and beverage selections stand out for their unparalleled quality and value in the city.

People are saying

"This omakase Japanese food is the best I've ever had."

"I had the best Omakase experience, with each course being unbelievable."

"I loved the toro caviar on toast with ikura and uni."

Good to know

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Reservations are hard to get, so book well in advance.

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The omakase experience costs $125 per person.

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Expect to spend around $400 for two people with drinks.

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Sushi restaurant

Small sushi spot offers an intimate vibe with counter seating and playful decor. Uni toast shines with its creamy texture and fresh sea urchin flavor. The 15-dish omakase with wine pairing delivers bold, unique tastes at great value.

Uni toast stands out with its rich, creamy texture and fresh sea urchin flavor. The sea urchin toast offers a unique sushi twist that highlights bold seafood flavors and delicate preparation.

Offers a 15-dish tasting menu with wine pairing that stands out for its uniqueness and flavor. Provides a high-value omakase experience compared to other high-end spots.

People are saying

"The fish here is so fresh, especially the nigiri."

"The uni toast here is an unforgettable part of a unique sushi experience."

"This Omakase offered a magnificent, diverse array of flavors."

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Reservations are required about a month in advance for the omakase.

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The price for the chef's curated menu is $90 per person.

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The restaurant charged $75 for a last minute cancellation 1.5 hours before seating.

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Steak house

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.

Beef tartare comes with caviar and milk toast that complements the flavors well. Toast serves as a crisp, mild base enhancing the dish's richness.

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.

People are saying

"The Korean food's marinated galbi is the best dish here."

"The Wagyu Omakase was pure steak perfection."

"The toast with caviar and beef tartare was exceptional."

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Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend dining.

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Expect to pay around $225 per person for the full experience.

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COTE is the only Michelin-starred Korean BBQ in the world.

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Japanese restaurant

Two levels of modern Tiffany blue decor surround windows with city views. Seating feels cramped and close, creating an intimate but sometimes intrusive atmosphere. Sake and cocktails receive strong attention, complementing the sophisticated vibe.

Matcha French toast stands out with its vibrant color and rich flavor. Soufflรฉ pancakes topped with mochi offer a soft, chewy texture alongside the sweet toast options.

Fresh fish shines in the omakase, with every roll, even the simple ones, tasting delicious and satisfying. Portions come out generous and perfectly prepared, making the sushi and sashimi stand out.

People are saying

"The Japanese food here, especially the sushi, is amazing and fresh."

"The Omakase here is delicious with high-quality, fresh fish."

"The matcha French toast here is excellent and melts in your mouth."

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Reservations are advisable due to busy times, especially during Restaurant Week.

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Happy hour runs from 5-6 PM with discounted drinks.

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The restaurant offers a special menu during Restaurant Week.

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