Elegant dining space offers stunning views over Grand Central Station with rich, deep colors and a beautiful bar. Atmosphere blends sophistication and warmth, creating a remarkable setting for meals and cocktails. Different rooms provide varied experiences, suited for casual dinners or dates.
Lunch features a corned beef and pastrami sandwich that stands out. Service is friendly and efficient, making it suitable for both casual and business meals.
Creative sushi options include a steak and egg roll and sushi tacos. Sushi and sashimi come served family style, complementing other dishes like filet mignon and carrot Wellington.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand shortly after opening.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours on weekends.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments only.
Seven-seat sushi bar sits in a roped-off vault area, creating an intimate, quiet atmosphere with tasteful decor. The vibe blends hip intimacy with chef's craftsmanship, offering a calm and comfortable energy. Guests experience a set omakase menu featuring fresh, high-quality fish flown in daily.
Offers a quick lunch with Michelin-quality sushi and an imaginative omakase prepared by the chef. Located conveniently for a one-stop lunch, it serves generous portions at a good price.
Super high quality sushi comes with an imaginative omakase prepared by Chef Morgan. The spot offers a quick lunch with Michelin-quality sushi in a fun, hidden setting near the jewelry section.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant is located in the basement of Saks Fifth Avenue.
Expect a set menu with no à la carte options.
Bright, welcoming space offers a calming atmosphere perfect for lunch with great value specials including a $30 lunch set. Sushi is fresh and generously portioned, rivaling omakase quality with skilled preparation and excellent service.
Lunch features really good specials and a $30 lunch set that offers great value. The lunch omakase stands out as a quick yet luxurious option with fresh fish.
Sushi here is fresh, generously portioned, and prepared with skill by a professional chef. The quality rivals omakase at an affordable price, with excellent service and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with $5 Sapporo and great Sake.
The happy hour deal costs $10 for a draft beer and 1 hand roll.
The lunch special includes 3 hand rolls for $15.
Simple yet elegant decor creates a bright and inviting dining space with a homey feel. The atmosphere stays serene and cozy, supported by knowledgeable and friendly staff. The layout suits both small groups and larger meetings, making it comfortable and relaxed.
Lunch offers affordable specials like Unagi don with tasty sushi options. The spot suits solo diners, business lunches, and groups with a welcoming atmosphere and attentive service.
Sushi here features fresh fish with generous pieces and well-constructed rolls. Salmon sashimi stands out as buttery and fresh, and the sushi avoids the common sweetness found elsewhere.
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Aji Sushi can get quite busy during peak lunch and dinner hours, leading to longer wait times.
The prices are affordable, with $16 for a 10 piece sashimi being a good deal for Manhattan.
The restaurant offers fresh, quality products at a more than correct price.
Small sushi restaurant offers a relaxing atmosphere with fun music and a cool vibe. It stays uncrowded even during early evening hours on weekdays. Fresh, well-crafted sushi pairs with reasonable prices for quality and portion size.
Lunch features a 3 roll special and a bento box option with salmon teriyaki. Pricing for the lunch special is around $15 and maintains consistent quality.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and delicious, with specialty rolls like spicy scallop and spicy salmon standing out. Prices stay reasonable, and the 3 roll lunch special offers good value.
Good to know
There is a $15 lunch special available.
The bento box special offers a good amount of food for the price.
The restaurant is not crowded even after 6:00 PM on a workday.
Small sushi restaurant with retro 80s vibe and authentic Japanese atmosphere creates a cozy, inviting space. Music videos from the 70s and 80s play, adding to the old school charm. Intimate seating and personal omakase experience attract those seeking fresh, high-quality sushi.
Lunch specials offer incredible value but require cash payment. Sushi, especially, appears as a regular choice for midday meals.
Sushi here is super fresh and of high quality, crafted by a sushi chef couple who bring authenticity to every dish. The experience includes friendly service and an omakase that stands out in the city.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a special lunch deal on Wednesdays.
Omakase is a popular choice; let the chef surprise you.
Small sushi spot buzzes with lively energy and traditional décor. Lunch offers a fresh sashimi deal perfect for quick business meals. Friendly chefs serve top-quality sushi, especially in the 15-piece nigiri omakase.
Sashimi lunch deal offers good value with fresh fish. Lunches run efficiently, fitting well for business meetings. Quick sushi lunches can cost around $50, reflecting the quality.
Freshness and diversity stand out in the sushi and sashimi offerings. The sushi chefs are kind and friendly, explaining and accommodating orders, especially during the 15-piece nigiri omakase dinner experience.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary as people are often turned away without them.
Make a reservation if you're dining with more than two people.
Paying with cash gets you a 10% discount on your bill.
Japanese restaurant offers a clean and inviting atmosphere with comfortable decor and outdoor terrace seating that catches a good breeze. The vibe ranges from calm and relaxing to casual and clubby, suitable for dining alone or with company. Friendly service complements the overall experience.
Lunch offers bento box salmon and miso soup with sashimi specials served on attractive plates. Prices run slightly higher than average but deliver a satisfying meal.
Sushi here is extremely fresh and melts in your mouth, especially the sashimi. The spot offers special sushi rolls and hand rolls with high-quality ingredients and great value.
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Reservations are recommended on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
The restaurant can get crowded during peak hours.
Affordable lunch options are available on attractive plates.
Bar seating creates an intimate vibe where chefs prepare fresh sushi in view. Minimal wait times at lunch make the 6 roll set a great meal choice. The casual, sleek atmosphere suits solo diners seeking high-quality sushi in a compact space.
Minimal wait times happen when arriving at opening hours for lunch. The 6 roll set suits lunch well and offers a solid meal option. Frequent visits show it works for both lunch and dinner.
Freshness and handmade sushi rolls stand out here. Sushi offers great flavor and quality at a reasonable price.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and expect a long wait during peak hours.
The restaurant does not allow tipping as it is included in the prices.
Hand rolls must be eaten while seated at the bar, not in general seating.
Seafood restaurant offers a beautifully renovated space with stunning flying fish lighting and a gold shell wall behind the bar. Atmosphere feels stylish and elevated, perfect for business meals or after-work drinks with a crowd from midtown finance. Music can be loud, but the layout provides good table spacing for privacy and a welcoming vibe.
Offers a business-friendly atmosphere ideal for client meetings and co-worker lunches. Suitable for celebratory occasions and casual hangouts with friends during midday.
Unrolled spicy tuna sushi and ceviche stand out with fresh flavors. Bento box sushi offers great quality, while Martingale Side Cars and Nigiri deliver top-tier taste.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM on Fridays and Mondays.
Reservations are suggested, especially for pre-theater dinner between 5 PM and 7 PM.
Drinks are half price only for bar food during happy hour.
Cozy space with large wooden tables suits working or relaxing with friends. Atmosphere feels intimate and cultural, mostly quiet with occasional lively music. Sushi stands out as fresh and delicious, complemented by a great sake selection and reasonable lunch deals.
Lunch specials offer three rolls for $16 and tasty combos that are both affordable and filling. Staff serve quickly, making it a solid spot for a quick meal during the workday.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and perfect, with options that cater well to vegetarians. Lunch specials offer great deals on rolls, and takeout arrives on time or early.
Good to know
The restaurant has a happy hour menu that is not advertised.
The restaurant offers special prices for lunch orders.
A tuna and avocado roll costs $9.
Small sushi counter with 12 seats offers close interaction with chefs and detailed explanations. Atmosphere ranges from lively and fun to chill and relaxing, suitable for groups rather than intimate dining. Music varies, sometimes including loud Chinese tunes, creating a unique and casual vibe.
Lunch features large sushi portions with at least 66 pieces enjoyed in one sitting. Frequent visits for both lunch and dinner show consistent appeal.
Offers an 80-minute all-you-can-eat omakase with 14 courses and free drinks. Features seasoned sushi rice that stands out at this price point. Serves a large quantity, with some finishing over 60 pieces in one sitting.
Good to know
The pricing is great for what you get, especially for AYCE options.
Expect larger rice portions with the unlimited dinner option.
The experience may not be worth $100 per person if you don't drink alcohol.
Traditional sushi restaurant with unchanged furnishings and strong fish smell due to poor air flow. Lunch offers a $45 sushi special popular among Japanese expats and regulars. Sushi quality varies, with some items flown in fresh and others appearing pre-prepared.
Lunch features a $45 sushi special with a lunch sushi platter and includes miso soup.
Sushi here is authentic Japanese with no Americanized rolls. The lunch sushi platter offers freshness and quality at a reasonable price, making it an excellent value.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available for $45, offering good value.
Many regulars, including Japanese expats, frequent this restaurant.
Reservations are recommended during peak lunch hours to avoid long waits.
Small, cramped space bursts with fresh sushi and poke bowls perfect for lunch. Loud reggaeton music and leopard print wallpaper add a lively, unique vibe. Authentic Japanese snacks and ready-made bento boxes complete the convenience store feel.
Many freshly made sushi and poke bowls stand out among the housemade lunch options. Water and packed lunches also make it easy to grab a quick meal.
Freshly made sushi and poke bowls stand out with great quality fish and a wide selection. Sushi here tastes fine and meets expectations for grocery sushi, alongside other housemade lunch options.
Good to know
There is an $8 minimum purchase for using a credit card.
Frozen items (except meat and fish) are 40% off every weekend.
Karaage chicken onigiri costs $2.50 each.
Small space combines classic Japanese izakaya and piano bar vibes with live music and karaoke. Atmosphere feels intimate and cozy but can be loud and smoky during busy times. Regulars include Japanese patrons, creating an authentic environment.
Fast service makes lunch breaks efficient. The menu includes unagi don and other great dishes. Prices lean toward a splurge lunch but offer good value for quality.
Fish comes with highest quality and freshness, no smell at all. Sushi bowls feature an assortment of fish and rice with perfect rice vinegar balance, including a melt-in-mouth salmon.
Good to know
Kaoru stays open until 3:00 AM on Fridays.
The place fills up quickly at lunch time.
Go off hours from 2-5 PM for no wait.
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.
Lunch offers a 10-course omakase with Wagyu, Scallop, Uni, and Caviar included. The meal serves high-quality fish and shellfish in under 30 minutes for $48.
Sushi here features perfectly fresh fish with chef's choices for secondary flavors that stand out. The nigiri showcases a unique balance that elevates the experience beyond typical sushi meals.
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The restaurant offers a 10-course lunch omakase for $59.
A 13-course option is available for $79.
The full experience includes 17 courses for $109.
Sleek interior with horigotatsu seating creates a relaxed, intimate vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and smoke-free, even during busy times. Staff often grill meat for diners, enhancing the authentic yakiniku experience.
Lunch features tasty specials at reasonable prices. The spot recently started serving lunch alongside dinner, making it a solid choice for midday meals with coworkers.
Wagyu beef sushi stands out with its melt-in-your-mouth texture. The sushi menu pairs well with appetizers like yukhoe and kimchi, offering a variety of fresh and flavorful options.
Good to know
The premium course costs $198 per person.
The restaurant requires customers to cook their own food.
The restaurant has a time limit for dining despite being a premium course experience.
Tatami rooms with zashiki seating create an authentic Japanese dining environment. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant, with an old school vibe and occasional elevator jazz playing. Staff communicate in Japanese, adding to the cozy, nostalgic feel.
Lunch offers authentic bento boxes and kaiseki with a quiet, Tokyo-like interior. Watching sushi and tempura prepared at the high top adds to the experience.
Authentic sushi shines here with sashimi matching Japan's quality. Expert sushi chefs craft perfect sushi and tasty fugu, reflecting the spot's long history as NYC's first sushi restaurant.
Good to know
Reservations are required, and it's best to confirm they are open before arriving.
Expect to order within 7 minutes of being seated to avoid missing out.
Prices for a la carte items can be very high, often marked as market price.
Izakaya-style spot offers a cozy vibe with authentic Japanese decor and retro anime visuals. Lunch features a filling chicken katsu curry set plus a $3 draft beer deal. Sushi shines with spicy salmon and tasty shishito peppers, making it a lively place for food and fun.
Lunch offers a set menu with salad, appetizer, beverage, and a main dish that fills you up. The chicken katsu curry set stands out, and there is a $3 draft beer deal during lunch.
Spicy salmon sushi stands out as delicious and the sushi overall is consistently very good. The menu also includes shishito peppers alongside sushi options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a meal, especially for large groups.
Happy hour offers $4 Sapporo and runs daily from 12pm to 6pm.
Free parking at the meter is available after 7 PM.
Upscale sushi restaurant with cozy, beautiful interiors and a calm, pleasant atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo. The space feels roomy and clean, supporting quiet conversation and relaxed dining. Excellent sake and sushi stand out amid generally good food and reasonable prices.
Lunch specials offer interesting options beyond typical choices. The menu is excellent and tasty, making it a solid spot for a sushi lunch break.
Sushi here is fresh and delicious, with a quick arrival of sashimi and rolls. Watching the itamae prepare sushi at the bar adds to the upscale atmosphere and the value feels fantastic given the quality.
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Prices are reasonable for the portions served.
The restaurant offers interesting lunch specials that are not typical of sushi restaurants.
The menu has lots of variety.
Wooden decor creates a charming and comfortable space that feels cozy and low-key. The atmosphere stays chill with a mix of cheerful and pleasant people. Prices remain reasonable, especially for sushi and bento lunch boxes.
Lunch options include a sushi lunch special with two rolls and soup or salad, and a sashimi lunch bento box under $20. Bento boxes offer great value and come with extras like orange slices and a soy sauce tray.
Sushi here features authentic Japanese flavors with a focus on super white tuna sashimi and a snow crab roll that stands out. Prices stay reasonable while offering quality that rivals sushi from Hawaii.
Good to know
The bento boxes can be customized to taste and cost around $25 for a complete meal.
The lunch special costs around $20 for sushi and sashimi, including a sushi roll and assorted sashimi.
Expect reasonable prices for sushi and bento boxes, with lunch specials available.
Quiet basement setting offers high-end Japanese takeaway with minimalist packaging and a few high top tables and stools. Sushi features fresh, expertly crafted fish with options like toro rolls and omakase boxes made to order. Atmosphere stays calm and peaceful, suited for quick, quality sushi without sit-down service.
Neatly prepared lunch box sushi and chirashi boxes provide more than enough food for four people. Lunch portions come in generous sizes, making it a filling option for a midday meal.
Sushi comes in beautifully packaged boxes with fresh, flavorful pieces that melt in your mouth. Options like the omakase box and maki flight offer a fast, high-quality takeout experience with all condiments included.
Good to know
The restaurant stops accepting orders 30 minutes before closing time.
Make sure you order 45 minutes before.
Omakase to go is available at $60.
Modernized cafe rainforest with indoor greenery and floating lights offers an upscale, spacious vibe. Enjoy pleasant atrium atmosphere perfect for business lunches or coworker hangouts. Hand rolled sushi delivers unbelievable quality and lively people watching.
Pleasant atrium atmosphere creates a nice setting for lunch. Tables and benches offer spots for business lunches or hanging out with coworkers.
Hand rolled sushi stands out with unbelievable quality and draws a busy crowd. The sushi spot inside The Hugh offers good food and a chance for people watching.
Good to know
The event 'Jingle & Mingle' runs until 8:30 PM.
Happy hour specials are available at the food court.
Proof of COVID-19 vaccinations is required for entry.
Small space with quiet atmosphere offers fresh lunch boxes like ramen and rice for quick meals. Sushi features sashimi-grade fish and dishes like ankimo, delivering restaurant-level quality. Prices stay cost effective, making it a convenient spot for Japanese food.
Fresh and packaged lunch boxes offer quick options like ramen and rice. Meals stay very fresh and suit small, fast lunches or quick bites.
Sushi features fresh sashimi-grade fish and a variety of Japanese small dishes like ankimo and tamagoyaki. Sushi boxes and donburi bowls offer restaurant-level quality with consistently fresh taste.
Good to know
The grocery is only open till 7pm.
Some prepared food is available for 20% off shortly before closing.
The supermarket has a great variety of Japanese products.
Food court offers spacious seating with both indoor and outdoor areas and features two bars with local craft beers. The atmosphere is loud and busy, especially during lunch, with poor acoustics that amplify noise. Open kitchen layout and varied food options create a lively, bustling environment.
Plenty of tables available even during peak lunch hours make it easy to find a spot. The place offers quick, easy lunch options with many fun flavors to try from various eateries.
Sushi options include Bento boxes and vendor selections at the market. Sushi pairs with other casual eats like pizza and tacos. Quality is solid but not exceptional compared to other spots.
Good to know
Vanderbilt Market can host private events outside of normal business hours.
Most vendors at URBANSPACE VANDERBILT can only be paid for by credit card.
Seating is available inside the building or outside.
High-end kosher steakhouse with elegant vintage-modern decor and a spacious, beautifully designed dining room featuring a bar and fireplace. Atmosphere is vibrant and lively, often very noisy due to closely packed seating. Offers luxurious ambiance with sophisticated lighting and impressive wine displays.
The lunch menu offers a business lunch formula at $48 with a starter and main course, providing an excellent deal for discovering the restaurant. The lunch prix fixe menu delivers satisfying options, though the atmosphere can be heavy and noisy.
Fresh, flavorful sushi stands out with beautiful presentation and a fusion style that blends classic and modern elements. The sushi consistently impresses as a highlight of the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least 30 minutes before dining.
Expect to pay around $1000 for two people.
A cancellation fee of $50 per person applies.
Interior blends traditional Japanese decor with modern sophistication, creating a serene and cozy atmosphere. Seating options include semi-private alcoves and bar areas, offering varied privacy levels. The vibe is relaxed and inviting, with friendly service and subtle background music.
Lunch features set meals with options like half don and half soba for $28 including salmon. The menu suits both quick breaks and casual gatherings with a variety of choices.
Sushi here features fresh sashimi with vibrant tuna and buttery salmon that melts in your mouth. The Kaisen Don offers a delicious selection of sushi, all prepared with excellent quality fish.
Good to know
During restaurant week, the restaurant offers a fantastic four course meal.
The yakitori (skewers) menu is only available for dinner.
The restaurant is really busy at lunch time.
Spacious, clean interior with simple decoration and floor seating where shoes are removed. Atmosphere feels laid back and authentic Japanese, attracting many Japanese customers and professionals during lunch. Sake bar offers a good sake selection and fresh sushi in a no-fuss setting.
Lunch offers an extensive menu with a choice set letting you pick from each item. The Omakase lunch costs $70, totaling about $100 with tax and tip. Expect queues during peak hours, but it can be quiet on weekends.
Freshness stands out with fresh sushi and sashimi combos that offer good value. The menu includes a wide range of sushi alongside noodles, rice dishes, and cooked appetizers, all reasonably priced.
Good to know
Reservations are required for all guests; no additional friends can join after seating.
The restaurant is only open for lunch on Saturdays and closed on Sundays and Mondays.
The lunch Omakase is priced at $100 per person.
Small space designed mainly for takeout with limited seating and hip modern ambiance. Atmosphere stays warm and quiet with cute vibes and nice decorations. Sushi presentation stands out with fancy boxware enhancing the overall experience.
Quick snacks and lunch come fresh and tasty, especially the 4 box lunch. This spot works well for a decent, convenient lunch near the office.
Freshness stands out with every piece in the 4 Roll Box, offering a variety of rolls including a notable Black Spicy Tuna roll. Sushi with black rice adds a unique twist, and the bento box combines sushi with salad for a balanced meal.
Good to know
The restaurant does not have a bathroom for clients.
The price of the sushi is double that of average sushi restaurants in the area.
Beware of additional prices that are hidden throughout the menu.
Space blends traditional Japanese elements with contemporary design, featuring a golden bar and rose gold velvet chairs that create an elegant, luxurious vibe. Lighting and playlist foster a lively yet intimate atmosphere, attracting a trendy crowd. High top booths near the cocktail lounge highlight the restaurant's architectural beauty and cinematic feel.
Lunch offers 7 pieces of nigiri and a lobster tempura hand roll that satisfy well. Bento boxes provide a solid option for a business lunch or celebration.
Sushi here is incredibly fresh and beautifully prepared, almost like an art form. The quality stands out and feels like a real treat.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner service to ensure a table.
An appropriate dress code is required to enter the restaurant.
Prices are on the higher side, reflecting the quality of the food.