Best Sushi in Ukrainian Village, New York City
Shinzo Omakase
Tiny omakase bar seats nine around an intimate counter with chefs preparing sushi in view. Sushi offers incredible freshness and rich flavor. Chefs interact casually, creating a genuine atmosphere. BYOB policy with no corkage fee adds a personal touch.
"The Japanese food here is artfully presented and meticulously made."
"The Omakase service here is attentive and professional."
Make a reservation at least a week in advance to secure a spot.
The price for the omakase is $69, which is considered a good value.
This restaurant is BYOB with no corkage fee.
Takahachi
Small space with a cozy vibe and recessed cave-like entrance invites a lively crowd. Fresh, innovative sushi shines with super fresh fish and generous nigiri portions. Neighborhood-friendly spot buzzes with funky music and friendly chatter, creating a true urban oasis.
"The food here tasted fresh and was unbelievably good."
"The sushi here is super fresh and really good."
The price for sushi at Takahachi is very affordable for New York.
Expect no wait times during off-peak hours.
Takahachi offers several sushi sets and a la carte options.
Yakiniku Gen East Village
Japanese yakiniku offers private booth seating with tabletop grilling for an interactive meal. Wagyu sushi features A5 Wagyu Sirloin served by the chef, ensuring top quality. Intimate, calm atmosphere with authentic Japanese style and lovely music enhances the dining experience.
"The Wagyu steak here is so tender and flavorful."
"The dinner spots here have really fresh, high-quality meat."
This month, the Wagyu Tasting Course is 50% off, reduced from $140 to just $70.
Expect no ventilation, which may affect your dining comfort.
The meat quality is exceptional, enhancing the dining experience.
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