Enjoy super fresh fish in a calm, friendly setting with clean, well-lit interiors. Hosts create a warm, welcoming environment perfect for a quiet meal. Offers budget-friendly sushi with excellent quality and fresh sashimi.
Sushi features super fresh fish and includes a variety of fresh sashimi. The quality is consistently excellent and offers a budget-friendly option for Japanese cuisine.
"The Japanese food here is fresh, high-quality, and simply impressive."
"The sushi here is so affordable, you rarely find prices like this anymore."
"It's a casual spot, perfect for a laid-back night out."
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 11 PM.
The prices for the rolls are very reasonable.
The portion sizes are generous for Manhattan.
Small sushi bar offers an intimate vibe with a U-shaped counter and fast-paced service. Enjoy fresh nigiri like chutoro and uni, paired with quality sake. High energy suits those seeking a quick, authentic omakase experience.
Sushi features fresh nigiri with no fishiness and includes standout pieces like Japanese barracuda, chutoro, uni nigiri, and unagi with foie gras. Presentation is high-quality and authentic, paired with good wasabi that cleanses the palate after each bite.
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Reservations are timed, resulting in a 70-minute dining experience.
It is recommended to arrive on time for the 6:15 seating.
The omakase lasts one hour and costs $78 for 15 pieces.
Intimate omakase bar with fresh fish and a speakeasy entrance offers a cozy, lively vibe. Friendly servers enhance the personalized experience blending Japanese elegance with New York City's fun spirit.
Offers high-end sushi with a laid-back, cool vibe unlike typical hushed omakase spots. Fish is always incredibly fresh and the sushi experience is consistently outstanding.
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.
Upscale Japanese spot offers exceptional sushi like wagyu fried rice and scallop sushi. Cozy, intimate setting blends 1980s retro style with chic decor. Enjoy an impressive whiskey selection that pairs perfectly with unique dishes.
Sushi here features top-tier quality with standout items like wagyu fried rice and scallop sushi. The menu pairs well with whiskey and includes unique dishes like crab cold soba noodles and duck.
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Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Expect higher prices, but the quality of food and service is worth it.
The menu features a variety of Japanese dishes with generous portions.
Intimate sushi bar offers a 15-course Omakase with refined Japanese haute cuisine. Lively, noisy atmosphere mimics an Izakaya vibe, contrasting traditional quiet spots. Fusion dishes pair perfectly with an excellent sake selection for a unique tasting experience.
Offers a 15-course Omakase that delivers an immersive sushi experience. Serves some of the most refined Japanese haute cuisine with a focus on quality and presentation.
Good to know
Guests should RSVP ahead of time online to secure their spot.
The omakase offers a 17-course experience for $128.
If you go for the last seating, enjoy free shots of sake with the chefs.
Small spot serves affordable sushi burritos with fresh ingredients and bold flavors like shrimp tempura and spam. Quick, casual service through a walk-up window keeps lines moving fast. Korean kimbap offers a simple yet flavorful alternative for a tasty, speedy meal.
Sushi burritos here come in varied flavors like salmon, shrimp tempura, and spam, all priced around $5. The rolls are simple but packed with great taste and show care in preparation.
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The restaurant is only open at lunch and during the week.
The restaurant closes early at 4pm.
For $10, you can get a delicious meal to go.
Stylish decor and cozy seating create a relaxing vibe. Sushi shines with excellent rice to fish ratio and bold flavors. Affordable drinks like $3 beer keep the mood lively and welcoming.
Sushi features an excellent rice to fish ratio and consistently high quality. Rolls come with amazing flavor and the spot offers affordable delivery options.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted food and drinks.
Reservations are recommended for groups, especially during busy hours.
Mikado has a $13 lunch special for two rolls and miso soup.
Small space with an open sushi bar offers fresh sushi blending tradition and modern flair. Prices are very reasonable for quality. Atmosphere mixes modern elegance with lively, close tables creating an energetic vibe.
Fresh sushi combines traditional Japanese techniques with modern flair. Prices stay very reasonable for the quality and freshness offered, making it a solid choice for casual sushi.
Good to know
Lunch is served from 12 pm to 2:30 pm, with a special menu available until 2:30 pm.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to secure a table.
Expect a 15-minute wait without a reservation on busy nights.
Calm atmosphere with charming lamps sets a cozy mood. Staff move with a smooth rhythm, enhancing the experience. Menu shines with vast gluten-free options, including decent sushi and diverse pan-Asian dishes.
Offers a vast pan-Asian gluten-free menu with sushi among other dishes. Sushi quality is okay, not outstanding but part of a diverse selection including Chinese and Thai options.
Good to know
The gluten-free menu is extensive with many clearly marked options.
Prices are reasonable, averaging around $50 for two people.
The staff is knowledgeable about gluten-free food handling.
Japanese spot shines with fresh sushi and well-crafted skewers in an intimate wooden space. Calm, refreshing music adds a unique vibe blending downtown cool with Tokyo style. Bar seating and a notable sake list complete the upscale yet approachable experience.
Freshness stands out with high quality fish and an appropriate rice to fish ratio. The sushi pairs well with skewers and maintains impeccable quality throughout.
Good to know
The minimum consumption per person is $30.
Expect small portion sizes; order more than usual.
Be prepared for a bill over $100 for two.
Seven-seat cypress counter offers an intimate setting with calibrated lighting and abundant wood. Edomae-style sushi focuses on minimalistic nigiri and sake pairs perfectly. Relaxed vibe invites casual chats and solo diners for a serene atmosphere.
Offers a 7-seat omakase with a strong focus on nigiri and minimal otsumami. The menu alternates between nigiri and otsumami to highlight ingredients in minimalistic forms without gimmicks like blowtorched wagyu-uni-caviar or half-sized pieces.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance for the omakase experience.
The omakase menu consists of 30 to 35 courses, so come hungry.
The restaurant does not accommodate dietary restrictions or preferences.
Stone walls and tatami seating create a cozy, intimate space with dark lighting and lively energy. Sushi offers fresh, innovative combinations with a broad fish selection including sea urchin and quail eggs. Excellent sake pairs perfectly with the authentic, high-quality dishes.
Sushi here features fresh, innovative combinations and a broader selection of fish than typical omakase spots. The sushi is consistently excellent and authentic, with standout items like sea urchin, quail eggs, and the Seki Special.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for omakase dining.
Omakase pricing varies, so be prepared for a fluctuating bill.
Expect to pay around $150 for a typical omakase meal.
Sushi shines with fresh quality and great value. Spacious corner spot offers covered outdoor seating and a full bar with drinks like Tokyo Mojito. Atmosphere shifts from lively indoors to cozy at the bar or outside.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and delicious with great quality and presentation. Portions offer amazing value at reasonable prices, and service is fast and friendly.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dinner service, so call ahead.
The kitchen closes at 10 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect the restaurant to be very busy in the evenings.
Small space centers on a zen courtyard garden with Shoji design, creating a cozy vibe. Noise runs high, making conversation tough. Guests enjoy unique experimental small plates and can pick their own sake cup. Mackerel Sushi is filling and satisfying here.
Mackerel Sushi stands out as filling and satisfying here.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least a week in advance due to high demand on weekends.
The restaurant does not serve rice with dinner orders, which is unusual for a tonkatsu place.
Dishes are served as small plates; order 3-4 dishes to share for a full meal.
Cozy spot offers fresh sushi with affordable rolls like the Great Sushi Lover Roll. Warm indoor and heated outdoor seating create a welcoming atmosphere. Unique drinks such as yuzu beer add a special touch to the diverse menu.
Freshness stands out with super tasty sushi and affordable rolls that offer a less fancy option than omakase. The Great Sushi Lover Roll is a highlight, paired well with a refreshing Japanese beer.
Good to know
The kitchen stops taking orders at 8:45 PM and closes by 9 PM.
Expect a wait of about 5-10 minutes during peak hours.
Lunch specials include a full-size ramen bowl for $22 with an appetizer.
Japanese restaurant blends fresh sashimi with a serene atmosphere. Cozy vibes meet a hidden speakeasy bar serving unique cocktails. Clean, elegant space invites relaxed dining and stylish drinks.
Freshness stands out with fresh sashimi and hand roll sushi that impress. The menu offers a variety including sashimi carpaccio featuring fresh seafood.
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Yakitori is only served at dinner, but the ramen is available all day.
The lunch set offers great value.
The restaurant offers fresh and premium cuts of fish, as well as plenty of vegan options.
Lively seafood bar features a lobster station and fresh sashimi with generous portions. Sushi is served quickly at the counter with friendly service. Outdoor seating with heaters adds warmth to the bustling, energetic vibe.
Fresh sashimi and generous portions stand out here. Sushi is prepared quickly at the counter with friendly service and offers a variety of options including platters and rolls.
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Happy hour runs from 6pm to 7pm, offering half-off oysters from Monday to Friday.
The lobster sandwich costs $30, while the lobster roll is $23.
Seating can be limited during peak hours, so be prepared to stand.
Seating clusters tightly around a bar create a lively, fast-paced vibe. Nigiri shines with precise timing and Wagyu sushi options. The unpretentious atmosphere buzzes with energy, making it great for celebrations and casual dining.
Nigiri-centric meals feature classic style and presentation with outstanding quality and preparation. Timing is precise, and options include large quantities of Wagyu and Otoro sushi.
Good to know
Everyone in your party must be present or you won’t be seated.
The omakase set menu lasts exactly 36 minutes.
If you are late, you may miss a course or two of omakase.
Large covered market blends historic architecture with modern culinary culture. Fresh seafood shines at Maki Mano with hand-rolled sushi and oysters. Vibrant atmosphere and heated outdoor booths make dining comfortable despite the busy crowd.
Fresh seafood shines with hand-rolled sushi and fresh oysters available at the sushi bar. Maki Mano stands out as an excellent sushi spot known for quality and variety.
Good to know
Happy hour offers half price on oysters and beers/wine.
Chelsea Market hosts various events, including cooking classes and pop-up shops.
Expect a 20-minute queue outside every restaurant during peak hours.