Small, intimate sushi restaurant offers a cozy, romantic atmosphere with a peaceful vibe early in the evening that grows livelier as it fills. The space feels elegant and clean but has inadequate ventilation that lets cooking smells linger. Friendly staff provide an authentic omakase experience in a quiet, lowkey setting.
Fish arrives impeccably fresh and is prepared with simplicity and precision. Sushi stands out for its fresh fish paired with warm, subtly sweet rice and beautiful presentation.
Salmon dishes feature rich, balanced flavor and fresh quality. The Salmon Yuzu Soy melts in your mouth, while the teriyaki salmon comes in a large portion suitable for sharing.
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Reservations are available for same-day dining, but it's best to call ahead.
Omakase experiences range from $100 to $180 per person.
The 15-piece omakase is priced at $140.
Combination of mini mart and ramen counter creates a cozy, market-like atmosphere with a small dining area and quick service. The space feels clean and efficient, bustling yet comfortable, resembling a casual Japanese store. Crowds gather for fresh, flavorful onigiri and handrolls, especially during peak hours.
Freshness stands out with fresh fish and octopus featured in dishes. Fish cakes get special mention for their flavor, while sushi includes a variety of fish like salmon, tuna, and eel, all tasting high quality.
Handmade rice balls filled with salmon offer a simple, authentic taste. They come alongside other classic Japanese flavors like plum.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, so plan your visit accordingly.
Each rice ball or spam musubi costs about $2-3.
Seating space is very limited, with only a few seats available.
Kosher restaurant offers an upscale and beautiful setting with comfortable chairs and a pleasant atmosphere that feels calm and inviting. Music adds to the vibe, creating a chill environment ideal for escaping the busy city. The glass bar at the front enhances the visual appeal of the space.
Fish dishes include fish tacos with bold flavors, crunchy fish and chips, and grilled salmon. Options also cover baked sea bass and sushi, offering a variety of textures and tastes.
Salmon dishes come with honey glaze or paired with mashed potatoes, mushrooms, and spinach. The salmon tastes excellent and works well in pasta or grilled preparations.
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A mandatory 20% gratuity is added to your bill without prior notice.
Expect high prices, with dishes like fettuccine costing $32.
The establishment claims to close at 12am, but doors may lock earlier.
Outdoor seating includes covered and exposed patios with fairy lights and heating, creating a cozy atmosphere despite occasional noise. Full-service bars on multiple floors offer a range of cocktails, attracting a lively crowd. The space balances a relaxed neighborhood vibe with moments of crowd energy.
Fish comes out super soft and moist with a soft, crisp batter that tastes better than it looks. The fish and chips stand out as absolute perfection.
Salmon dishes come out fresh and well prepared. Options include salmon in salads and quinoa bowls, all tasting great and satisfying.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Half price bottles of wine are available on Sundays.
Tall ceilings and modern decor with wood accents create a welcoming and calming space. Music plays loudly, shaping a lively atmosphere that shifts to a more intimate vibe at dinner. Seating includes booths and a chef's station, with unique features like a silent fish auction screen above the sushi bar.
Fresh fish stands out here, prepared properly with quality rivaling top places in Japan. The Kaisen Hitsumabushi don bowl mixes fish, eel, and egg over rice with tasty toppings.
Salmon shines with fresh, smooth texture and high quality sashimi. Dishes like Salmon Ikura Don and salmon rolls stand out for their flavor and presentation.
Good to know
The happy hour sushi and beer/sake special is available from 5-7 PM every day.
Every Tuesday, the restaurant has a live tuna auction where they cut a huge tuna fish flown from their own farm.
Customers should come early to take advantage of the lunch deals.
Small restaurant with about 12 seats offers a clean, serene dining area and a friendly, fresh vibe. The space feels quaint and inviting despite some warmth near the ordering counter. Service is quick and approachable, maintaining calm even during busy times.
Fresh fish stands out with every dish, paired with generous extras that complement the flavors. Options include various fish types alongside good rice choices for a solid meal.
Salmon comes very fresh with yuzu ponzu dressing and mixed veggies. Staff often offer to cook it, enhancing the experience with freshness and care.
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Customers are required to download the restaurant's app before ordering.
They only accept cash payments.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
Spacious bagel shop with a high ceiling and an open feel offers plenty of comfortable seating. The atmosphere stays calm and brisk, allowing conversations without overwhelming noise. The vibe blends corporate style with a cozy breakfast setting.
Smoked fish comes fresh and juicy with solid salmon and whitefish salad that stands out. Bagel sandwiches combine fish with egg, cheese, and tomato for a tasty bite.
Smoked salmon melts in your mouth with a rich, smooth texture. Bagels come in gluten-free and vegan salmon options, all perfectly baked and simple yet delicious.
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There is construction outside, making it hard to find the entrance as the door is small.
You should place your order on the left along the drinks/refrigerator.
Zucker's has made renovations post COVID and now has a wheelchair accessible entrance and dining.
Modern space with picnic-style tables and charging stations at nearly every seat creates a clean, bright, and quiet environment. Sushi offerings are fresh and affordable, attracting those seeking a quick, quality lunch. Asian pop music plays softly, maintaining a comfortable and positive vibe throughout.
Fish here is consistently fresh and of high quality. The spicy tuna roll shows a bright orange color from additives, which may affect freshness perception.
Salmon appears in several dishes like the salmon poke bowl with great portions and flavor, a salmon teriyaki bowl for take away, and spicy salmon in the Four Spicy Season sushi. The salmon tends to be very chewy.
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The pricing is great at 14 bucks for any 2 rolls.
The lunch special includes 2 rolls for 13.99.
There wasn’t a wait during lunch at the sushi spot.
Small space combines Japanese grocery with ramen and onigiri counters, creating a bustling, lively atmosphere that feels like a trip to Japan. Neatly organized aisles showcase authentic products but tight layout and crowds make shopping cramped during peak times.
Fresh fish and sashimi come from a trusted East Village supplier, ensuring sushi grade quality. The store offers sushi fresh from Osaka fish market and has a strong fish aroma on entry.
Rice balls come with salmon options including a Bomb variety with spicy tuna and kombu. Salmon sashimi is super fresh and buttery, making it a standout choice.
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In the evening, their hot food is discounted 30%.
You need to bring your own bag to avoid the bag fee.
Go early because it gets very crowded for lunch.
Spacious seafood restaurant with a historic New York atmosphere and timeless brasserie design. Live jazz music creates an elegant and lively ambiance while a massive bar draws a busy crowd. Named oysters and a diverse menu complement the classic setting.
Fresh fish options include Alaskan Black Cod, double dover sole, and white fish over stewed tomatoes. The menu features sushi, fresh oysters, and classic dishes like fish and chips and shrimp scampi.
Grilled salmon appears with minimal seasoning, highlighting its natural flavor. Salmon also features in dishes like the Salmon Avocado Tartare and sushi platters, offering a variety of preparations.
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Happy hour is every day from 3 PM to 7 PM.
The happy hour deals include $1.5 oysters and $5 draft beer.
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially during busy hours.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with charming outdoor seating and slick, trendy decor. Music adds to the pleasant vibe, making it suitable for groups with large booths available. Cocktails stand out for their strong pour and great taste.
Fish comes in incredibly fresh and offers a delightful assortment like Chirashi with fresh fish over rice. Prices reflect the quality, and the staff insists on the freshness of all their fish.
Freshness stands out in the salmon sushi platter. Options include a Salmon Teriyaki Bento box and rolls like the spicy crunchy salmon roll.
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The restaurant only accepts cash, so plan accordingly.
Happy hour offers food and drinks after work.
The prix fixe lunch costs $25 and includes a starter, main, and a drink.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy, calm atmosphere with a stylish, inviting decor featuring a rainbow bar and interactive screens. The vibe is friendly and relaxing, balancing quick service with a welcoming space. Fresh sushi and casual fast-food style define the experience.
Fish comes extremely fresh here, especially in sushi and rolls. The combination of fresh fish and perfectly seasoned rice creates delicious flavors.
Freshness stands out with the salmon nigiri that melts in your mouth. The salmon donburi bowl offers a rich, buttery experience. Rolls like the Salmon Avocado Roll come in larger portions, usually 8 pieces, giving good value.
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The establishment is open late, which is helpful for late-night diners.
Happy Tuna offers affordable prices.
The portions are surprisingly large.
Large counter and booth seating offer options for privacy or social dining. Quiet jazz music and a modern wooden design create a refined, intimate atmosphere suitable for conversation. Innovative sake presentation and attentive chef interaction add to the personalized experience.
Fish comes fresh and high quality, mostly flown in directly from Japan. The $68 omakase features some of the best fish available in the area.
King salmon nigiri stands out with its freshness and rich flavor. Salmon roe tops oysters, adding a briny, ocean-like burst that complements the dishes well.
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Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience to secure a counter seat.
The omakase meal costs around $150, with a 19-course experience available.
If you're gluten-free, this restaurant is not suitable for you.