Best Sushi in Hell's Kitchen, New York City
Suram Sushi & Ramen
Japanese spot boasts a modern design and a cozy atmosphere with city views. Sushi shines with freshness and the Signature Maki roll Four stands out. Spacious layout includes a private room and an open kitchen visible to diners.
"The ramen here is seriously good and not salty at all."
"I thought the sushi here was the best I had ever eaten."
The restaurant does not honor online reservations.
The room can be booked for special events.
The entrance is actually in 10th not 37th as it appears on the map.
Manhatto
Japanese spot shines with super fresh fish and sushi that beats many Omakase places. Cozy, stylish interior sets a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for intimate dinners. Tables close, creating a lively yet comfortable vibe for wine nights.
"The food here is delicious and beautifully presented."
"I loved the ribeye fried rice; the meat was tender and flavorful."
Manhatto has not obtained their liquor license yet, so plan accordingly for drinks.
Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of food offered.
The lunch special includes soup, salad, and an entrée at a great value.
Sushiichi
Small, intimate space with a long sushi bar creates a zen oasis atmosphere. Creative sushi offers unique flavors with subtle sauces. Quiet vibe suits dates and private gatherings, enhanced by chef interaction for a personal omakase experience.
"The omakase dinner here was an amazing, masterful balance of flavors."
"The fish here is so fresh and high quality."
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The 15-course omakase experience is a highlight of the menu.
The 12-course omakase costs $90, providing great value.
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