Basement setting with Japanese brutalist design creates a spacious, elegant dining area centered around counters where chefs prepare omakase. Atmosphere balances homey, approachable vibes with lively energy, allowing for intimate yet relaxed conversation. The experience features fresh, high-quality sushi served in a no-frills environment without rush.
Creative and high-quality sushi features expertly torched pieces and wagyu nigiri that is tender and flavorful. Chefs like Edison craft each nigiri as a masterpiece, combining skill with friendly service.
Offers an affordable omakase experience that feels special without a high price tag. Combines quality and value for those seeking budget-friendly sushi options.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).
A standard timed dining experience reservation is needed.
The Omakase is $75 per person for 13 courses.
Tiny upstairs sushi bar seats about 10 people along a beautiful marble bar with a cozy, traditional Tokyo vibe. Music features early to mid 90s rap and R&B, creating a unique speakeasy atmosphere. Sake selection is concise and well-paired, enhancing the intimate omakase experience.
Chefs prepare nigiri and handrolls with ideal wasabi and soy sauce amounts and fresh fish. Sushi offers authentic quality rivaling top spots at a fraction of the price.
Fresh, authentic sushi comes at affordable prices here, with omakase sets ranging from $33 to $48 even at dinner. The high quality fish and value stand out for the price.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary at Sendo due to limited seating.
Expect a wait of 1 hour and 40 minutes for seating.
A QR code is available to join the waitlist remotely.
Small sushi restaurant seats about a dozen people around an L-shaped bar with intimate setting and tasteful decor. Atmosphere feels romantic and cozy, with soft lighting and a relaxed vibe that contrasts city bustle outside. Complimentary sake and optional pairings enhance the affordable omakase experience.
Sushi here stands out for its professional skill and excellent quality. Every piece reflects careful craftsmanship and fresh ingredients.
Offers affordable high-quality omakase with pricing that fits typical NYC ranges. Sushi maintains good quality without high cost.
Good to know
Reservations are needed for a visit, preferably made via Resy.
The omakase offers 14 courses for just $90 before tax and tip.
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your favorite sake or wine.
Japanese restaurant offers a modern, clean, and spacious environment with heated seats and green decor including bonsai trees and lanterns. The atmosphere stays quiet and cozy with cool music and nature videos on a TV wall. Sushi stands out as exceptionally good, often regarded as the best in Midtown.
Sushi here offers incredible flavor close to authentic Japanese taste with a minimalist style. The quality stands out as some of the best sushi in Manhattan with reasonable prices.
Prices stay consistently affordable here. The 4 roll box comes at a budget-friendly rate.
Good to know
The restaurant offers seasonal specials that change regularly.
You order at the entrance, which may speed up service.
Expect additional charges for each option chosen, like $3 for salad.
Modern Japanese restaurant with a sleek, clean design and plenty of seating including a sushi counter for close-up dining. The atmosphere is cozy and laid-back with a fresh, vibrant vibe suitable for casual meals or celebrations. Shochu highball cocktails add a distinctive touch to the experience.
Freshness stands out with incredibly fresh sushi and hand rolls. Presentation is sharp, and the sushi bar offers a beautiful dining room setting.
Hand roll set offers superb quality at very affordable prices. Meals are simple, tasty, and competitively priced for solo diners.
Good to know
The lunch special is only $28 and includes 4 Hand Rolls and Yuba Udon.
The lunch special does not apply on Sundays.
Customers are allowed to swap any of the handrolls in the set menu.
Small sushi bar seats about 12 with chefs preparing meals in an intimate setting. Cozy speakeasy upstairs features 90s hip-hop music and a private rooftop terrace with views of the Empire State Building. Atmosphere combines mood lighting and a hip-hop inspired aesthetic creating a unique dining experience.
Omakase meals feature fresh nigiri and standout dishes like Scallop and Uni sushi plus Eel cooked in broth. The chef prepares sushi with precision, creating an excellent dining experience with complementary cocktails.
Omakase costs about $60 for 12 pieces, making it a good deal compared to other options. The overall experience stays satisfying and affordable.
Good to know
Reservations are required and must be prepaid before your visit.
The omakase experience lasts 30 minutes and includes 12 pieces of sushi.
Occasional promotions offer the omakase for $50, making it more affordable.
Entry features Torii gates and atmospheric lighting creating a mini Kyoto vibe. The lively atmosphere includes a DJ and dance floor, blending dining with club energy. Sushi stands out as exceptionally fresh and high quality.
Omakase offers a chef's choice of sushi and sashimi with a standout sashimi platter. Crispy rice toro and pork gyoza serve as notable appetizers alongside creative drinks like Angry dragon and sex on the beach.
Trendy spots offer affordable prices with lunch specials that cost less than similar places. Food quantity matches the price, keeping it budget-friendly.
Good to know
The early dinner special is offered Mondays to Thursdays from 3 to 6 PM for $38.99.
Happy hour at Fushimi is from 4pm to 7pm at the bar.
The restaurant does not require a reservation for two people and can accommodate walk-ins.
Basement setting with a small, cramped entrance and closely packed tables creates an intimate but noisy environment. Loud modern hip hop and R&B music energizes the space, making conversation difficult. Crowds gather early, drawn by frozen beer, authentic Japanese food, and a vibrant bar scene.
Sushi features incredibly fresh and buttery sashimi like chutoro, sake, hotate, kampachi, and yellowtail. The quality is consistently high and delicious.
Prices stay very affordable even with generous portions. The menu offers delicious dishes that fit a relaxed, cozy setting without stretching the budget.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during busy dinner times to avoid long waits.
Expect a wait of over an hour during peak hours on weekends.
The restaurant charges $20 per person if you can't make your reservation.
Spacious sushi restaurant with clean, modern decor and butterfly-themed accents creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Quiet and relaxed vibe suits those seeking a personalized dining experience with comfortable seating options. High-quality sushi served with care offers an authentic taste of Japan at reasonable prices.
Sushi here features incredibly fresh sashimi that melts in your mouth and includes rare cuts you won't find elsewhere. The selection like Fire Tuna, Salmon Ikura, and Spicy Tuna is affordable and well presented.
Sushi comes at affordable prices well below $50 to $100. The food stays delicious without high costs.
Good to know
The price for the omakase is $48 for 10 pieces and a roll, which includes uni.
The 13-course Omakase is priced at $75, which feels like a steal for high quality in NYC.
The restaurant offers a variety of options including a la carte, rolls, appetizers, and set sushi menus.
Spacious kosher restaurant with two floors of seating and a self-serve setup featuring a pizza bar, salad bar, and sushi. Atmosphere feels airy and friendly, resembling a casual business lunch spot rather than a formal dining experience. Plenty of seating and amenities like WiFi and outlets support a relaxed, easygoing vibe.
Sushi comes with a wide choice of other foods like pizza and hot meals. The sushi is part of a diverse menu that includes toasted pizzas and fresh vegetables.
Prices stay affordable while the food remains fresh and delicious.
Good to know
The restaurant is kosher and offers a variety of options for kosher consumers.
A regular lunch in the cafeteria costs $35, with pizza slices at $6.
Parking in the area can be difficult to find.
Multi-level layout with modern industrial design and dim lighting creates a chic, lively atmosphere. Two counter bars and an open kitchen add to the vibey interior, attracting groups and solo diners alike. Seating includes bar seats for walk-ins and private nooks, offering varied dining experiences.
Very fresh fish and delicate flavors define the sushi here. The NONONO sushi roll stands out as a memorable choice among the offerings.
Pricing stays extremely affordable compared to New York standards. Lunch sets come as affordable, delicious, and sharable options with a casual vibe.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 7 PM with $9 beer and $5 whiskey highball.
Brunch menu is available on Saturday afternoons.
Reservations are highly recommended as walk-in wait times can exceed 90 minutes.
Space blends art deco and botanical-inspired design with bright natural light creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Seating is ample with a secret back area adding privacy. Energy feels like visiting friends, with thoughtful details and organic, plant-based menu options.
Sushi comes out nice and clean with a great light bite in their rolls. Appetizers match the sushi in quality and taste.
Prices stay consistently affordable while offering healthy and delicious food options. The atmosphere matches the value with a clean and beautiful setting.
Good to know
The entire menu is 100% plant-based, dairy-free, and gluten-free.
Expect a 20% service charge automatically added to takeout orders.
The establishment avoids single-use plates and silverware for dine-in.
Japanese grocery store combines supermarket and restaurant with separate entrances and upstairs seating area. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly with Pokémon Mart music playing, creating a unique vibe. Offers wide selection of Japanese groceries and ready-to-eat meals, attracting those seeking authentic pantry essentials.
Options include nigiri, onigiri, and Inari sushi with fried chicken. Ready-made sushi and sashimi like negitoro and ebi come fresh and flavorful. Prices stay reasonable for sushi-grade fish and meats.
Affordable Japanese takeout includes hand rolls around $15 and casual meals. Coffees and matcha lattes also come at budget-friendly prices near Bryant Park.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 7 PM.
You need to order your food at the register first and then pick it up.
The market stays open until 8 PM.
Building resembles a converted apartment complex with small hallways and tiny balconies. Atmosphere includes outside noise and a cigarette and weed aroma. Sushi offerings stand out as an excellent culinary feature.
Sushi chef's performance stands out with a private chef experience and impressive sushi show at the bar. The sushi and nigiri are exceptionally good, creating a memorable culinary journey.
Rooms offer very affordable rates with plenty of space and maintain a clean, comfortable environment. Location is central and the hotel remains pleasant and serviceable for the price.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the hotel's speakeasy as it fills up quickly.
The hotel allows guests to hold their luggage before check-in and after check-out.
The hotel has a $175 incidental charge that is refundable but should be disclosed upfront.
Multiple seating areas include a large space in the back with comfortable seating. Atmosphere varies from cozy and welcoming to feeling like a small supermarket with dingy tables. Food preparation happens in front of customers with options like salad, sandwich, and hot and cold food bars.
Sushi comes in a variety of options including vegetarian choices and ready-to-eat packages. The quality ranges from decent to excellent, fitting a fast food market style.
Prices stay affordable for New York, making it a solid spot for fast and affordable food. The menu offers a wide choice of tasty options without breaking the bank.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24 hours a day.
Bathroom access is only granted to paying customers.
You pay by weight for the food you take.