Sushi bar offers plenty of seating with a sleek modern design and intimate, cozy atmosphere. The vibe stays friendly and relaxing, welcoming families and casual diners alike. A notable sake selection complements the fresh, high-quality sushi experience.
Offers a wide selection of sake including options from Japan and a Brooklyn producer. Features sake flights alongside other drinks like beer.
Dinner features tempura fried octopus with Shisito peppers and a black cod roll. The spot offers an easy but delicious seafood and sushi experience.
"The Japanese food here is incredibly fresh and high quality."
"I loved the dry sake flight and the generous pours."
"The dinner spots here are fantastic, with incredibly fresh fish."
Good to know
The restaurant is completely family and children friendly.
Prices at TSUBOMI are reasonable for the quality of food.
Omakase is a unique offering worth trying.
Small, tightly arranged space with open kitchen and elegant decoration creates an intimate, quiet atmosphere. Tables are very close, making the environment feel cramped but sophisticated. Guests often choose sake cups from a basket, adding a unique touch to the experience.
A diverse sake selection includes options like Momokawa by the glass and a mango sake cocktail. Guests can pick their own sake cup from a basket of assorted options.
Offers a mix of casual dinners and celebratory occasions. The Berkshire Pork stands out as a go-to dish for relaxed evenings.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at the restaurant.
Walking in around 4pm without a reservation is possible and the place isn’t crowded.
The sukiyaki costs around $90 for two people.
Small space with dim lighting and gears-and-lights sculptures creates a cozy, elegant vibe. Atmosphere feels more like a takeout spot but offers relaxed seating and quiet comfort. Popular for northern Chinese noodles and has a steady flow of takeout orders.
Sake comes at very well prices with options like a small hot sake for $9. The house sake tastes wonderfully pleasant and the menu offers solid recommendations.
Dinner here suits all moods, from a date night to a friends dinner or even solo. The food stays consistently excellent, making it a go-to for spontaneous cravings.
Good to know
The restaurant is currently not operational due to relocation.
The new location on 72nd is not opened yet.
The prices are affordable, around €30 per person.
Small, cozy ramen restaurant with clean interiors and a real Japanese vibe. Atmosphere feels comfortable and friendly, enhanced by a great RnB music playlist. Seating is tight but comfortable, with options for solo diners.
A nice selection of sake includes the premium Funaguchi variety. They also offer a premium sake glass to enhance the experience.
Generous servings make dinner here easy to share or save for later. The tonkatsu ramen offers a deep flavor that stands out. It works well for both solo meals and groups of friends.
Good to know
They have a 'Buy One, Get One' promotion on select dishes.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
The price for dishes is generally not more than $20.
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.
Generous pours of complementary house sake accompany a 16-course meal. Bottles like Kiku sake pair perfectly with sushi, enhancing the overall dining experience.
VIP dinner omakase offers a special experience with warm hospitality that enhances the meal. The classic omakase dinner menu features standout dishes and attentive service from Sing and Jason.
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.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a beautiful atmosphere and spotless interior. The bar area offers views of chefs preparing dishes, creating an engaging dining experience. Known for flavorful ramen bowls and a selection of unique sake and draft beers.
Service includes attentive help selecting sake. Options feature a strawberry-infused sake and a house sake that is very good.
Great for dinner with friends, the place offers a well-rounded dinner plate and a solid Teriyaki set rated 4 out of 5. It fits well as a casual stop in the neighborhood for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
The restaurant automatically adds an 18% tip to the bill, even for solo diners.
Prices for ramen are around $15 per bowl.
The beef bowl is priced at $6 and is limited to one per ramen order.
One big island bar with bar seating all around creates an intimate, cramped setting without tables. Atmosphere blends clean, modern vibe with warm energy and good music at moderate volume. Sake selections complement fresh, tasty sushi in a space designed for quick, casual dining.
Sake flights offer smooth pours that pair well with sushi. Staff recommend sake selections that complement meals. Special occasions include a dessert and sake treat.
Offers quick bites and dinner dates with options for dine-in or delivery. Dinner orders come through UberEats for convenience.
Good to know
Happy hour is from 3 PM to 6 PM with $5 items.
The lunch special is available until 3:00 PM.
The restaurant accommodates gluten-free diets for customers with celiac disease.
Sushi restaurant offers a clean, modern aesthetic with heavy marble tables and zen-like wall art. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming with soft jazz or Japanese pop ballads playing quietly. Guests enjoy fresh, high-quality sushi paired with a variety of sake and creative cocktails.
Variety includes cold sake alongside wine, beer, and hard liquor. Prices stay reasonable for the sake selection.
Dinner offers a great vibe suited for dates or casual nights. Meals come beautifully packed and provide good value, with options for quick dinners or take-out for two.
Good to know
No reservation is needed to dine at the restaurant.
Happy hour is from 3:30-6:30 PM with $3 beers.
The lunch specials are very affordable with a variety of options.
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.
Guests pick their own sake glass, adding to the cultural feel. A great list of sake pairs well with meals, and tasting bottles before choosing is allowed. Complimentary champagne and sake often accompany special occasions or openings.
Dinner features an 18-course tasting menu priced at 195 dollars per person. Fruit flies are a persistent presence throughout the meal, affecting diners' drinks and food.
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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.