Small sushi spot offers a Zen-like atmosphere with a cozy open bar where chefs prepare food live. Enjoy handroll sushi with rich flavors and a refined sake selection. Chef Kevin's omakase highlights fresh, high-quality ingredients for a thoughtful dining experience.
Handroll sushi stands out with its rich, decadent flavors. The omakase experience with Chef Kevin offers a carefully crafted selection that highlights fresh, high-quality ingredients.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Omakase is priced at $50, offering good value for quality sushi.
Parking is plentiful on the main road or nearby streets.
Small counter seating offers an intimate atmosphere where chefs craft creative sushi with unique condiments. Guests enjoy attentive hospitality in a cozy spot playing late 90s and early 2000s R&B and pop. Experience is casual, relaxed, and affordable under $100.
Omakase here offers excellent sushi with a creative mix of condiments on each piece. The experience is affordable under $100 and includes attentive hospitality from the staff.
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Reservations are required as there are only around 10 seats available.
You will be turned away if you donโt have a reservation.
The last seating is at 9 PM, so plan accordingly.
Newly renovated space offers clean seating and a small sushi bar with weekly flown ingredients. Spicy miso ramen and fresh sushi deliver authentic Japanese flavor. Family-friendly with high chairs and a fresh, inviting atmosphere.
Spicy miso ramen stands out with rich flavor. Fresh sushi and seafood bowls match authentic Japanese taste. Gyoza and tomato salad serve as crisp, flavorful starters.
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Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers during specific hours.
Sushi is available for around $10, making it a budget-friendly option.
The restaurant is located near another dining option, Steam, for additional choices.
Experience Michelin-starred chefs crafting a 15-course omakase sushi menu in an intimate, sleek setting. Spot Prawns nigiri and Uni highlight the meal, served with care for left-handed diners. Soothing music and detailed dish info create a relaxing dining affair.
Omakase features a 15-course menu with exceptional sushi like Spot Prawns nigiri and Uni served thoughtfully for left-handed diners. The experience is meticulously crafted and highly recommended for sushi lovers.
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Sushi Makoto offers a 15-course omakase during its soft opening.
The price at Makoto omakase is under $150 per person.
Reservations are recommended to secure a spot before it gets busy.
Basement setting with brick walls and warm lighting creates a cozy, intimate vibe. Ramen features miso curry chicken katsu and vegetarian options with generous toppings. Lunch sets offer good value with ramen, karaage, or salad and soda.
Ramen here features miso curry chicken katsu and vegetarian options with generous toppings. Lunch sets combine ramen with karaage or salad and soda, offering good value.
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The entrance is tricky; go around the corner to find the stairs.
Happy hour is available, so arrive early to take advantage.
Expect to pay $20-25 per person, including tips.
Cozy sushi spot offers a quiet atmosphere perfect for relaxed meals. Fresh, high-quality sushi shines with spicy tuna roll as a standout. Prices stay reasonable, making it a great choice for casual dining with well-made rolls.
Sushi comes out freshly made with great attention to detail. Rolls stand out as well made and flavorful, especially the spicy tuna roll with mango and avocado. Nigiri and sashimi also show high quality and freshness.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Happy hour offers 20% off sushi rolls from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Small hole-in-the-wall offers fresh sushi with quick service and affordable prices. Warm, welcoming vibe shines through owner's warmth and great music. Minimalistic seating and handy soy sauce droppers add to the casual atmosphere.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and quick preparation. The place serves affordable Aussie-style sushi with excellent service.
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All hand rolls are entirely gluten free, making it safe for those with celiac disease.
The restaurant offers 3 rolls for $12, a great deal for a quick meal.
Rolls tend to sell out towards closing, so arrive early for the best selection.
Small omakase bar with intimate seating offers a cozy vibe and fresh fish flown daily from Japan. Precision in sushi prep shines in a seventeen course menu. Lighting feels drab but atmosphere stays relaxed and friendly.
Exceptional fresh fish arrives daily from Japan, ensuring top quality. The seventeen course omakase offers a creative and delicious sushi experience that stands out in New York.
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The 12-course omakase option is available for lunch.
The restaurant offers a 17-course omakase during lunch.
The cost of the omakase is $130 per person.
Minimalist decor and intimate seating create a cozy, elegant vibe. Two sushi chefs prepare a 17-course omakase at the table, showcasing fresh, flavorful dishes. Staff bring knowledge and creativity, making it a lively yet tasteful spot for sushi lovers.
Omakase here features a 17-course menu that highlights freshness, flavor, and texture in every piece. Staff bring knowledge and creativity to the experience, making it a standout for sushi lovers.
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Reservations are required in advance via Resy due to limited seating.
The Omakase experience lasts about 50 minutes, with a one-hour reservation limit.
The Omakase menu costs $125 for 17 courses, featuring high-quality seafood.
Space mixes large round tables and smaller setups with warm Andean patterns. Menu shines with yakisoba vongole and fresh salmon crudo. Atmosphere feels cozy yet elevated, perfect for fans of authentic Peruvian and South American flavors.
Yakisoba vongole stands out with its unique blend of flavors. Dishes like salmon crudo, tuna antichuchera, and lamb ribs add variety to the menu.
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They accept reservations and also welcome walk-ins.
Expecting a full meal by ordering an appetizer and main course may leave you hungry.
The cost of the dishes ($104 for food alone) does not seem justified for the amount of food served.
Dimly lit rooms create a speakeasy vibe perfect for dates. Signature cocktails shine alongside crispy rice sushi, offering a unique Japanese twist. Music blends R&B and hip hop, keeping the atmosphere upbeat and lively.
Crispy rice sushi stands out with its fried crispy rice bar base topped with sushi. The dish offers a beautiful assortment and a crispy texture that contrasts with the sushi on top.
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Reservations are necessary due to limited seating, especially for events.
Expect long wait times as the establishment tends to overbook tables.
The venue has a separate back room for additional seating during busy times.
Cozy sushi spot offers fresh sushi and affordable lunch specials with takeout. Menu shines with spicy tuna roll and generous portions. Interior feels dated but stays inviting and homey.
Freshness stands out with fresh sushi and salmon that tastes clean and vibrant. The menu features spicy tuna roll, tuna pizza, and gyozas, all served in generous portions at reasonable prices.
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You can get a very filling meal for under $60 for 2.
The restaurant offers an $18 chirashi lunch set that includes miso soup, salad, thick slices of sashimi, and rice.
The lunch special comes with a soup, salad, and 3 rolls.
Small, intimate spot with fresh nigiri and a 15-piece omakase that offers great value. Clean, simple decor creates a quiet, relaxed vibe perfect for casual dining. BYOB policy adds to the easygoing atmosphere.
Fresh, delicious nigiri stands out with options like a 15-piece omakase offering great value around $70-$110. The sushi is unique and served quickly, with a BYOB policy adding to the relaxed vibe.
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The restaurant is open till 11 pm from Tuesday to Sunday.
This restaurant is BYOB, so bring your favorite bottle.
The prices for omakase range from ~$70 to ~$110.
Cozy sushi spot offers fresh sushi like jalapeno and spicy salmon rolls. Dim lighting and lively atmosphere create an intimate setting. Prices are affordable, matching the high-quality food and neighborhood vibe.
Fresh sushi stands out with options like jalapeno rolls and spicy salmon rolls. Affordable prices match the quality, and dishes like rock shrimp tempura and edamame add variety beyond sushi.
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Happy hour is from 12-7 with sake available for $6.
The meal cost is about $40 per person, reasonable for the area.
The lunch menu offers great options at a reasonable price.
Small space with Japanese minimalist decor offers a warm, casual vibe perfect for intimate dining. Omakase features fresh, creative sushi with artistic presentation and unique fish. Extensive deep sake list complements the high-quality experience.
Omakase here offers fresh, creative sushi with an artistic presentation. The experience includes watching chefs prepare dishes, combining great value with high quality.
Good to know
Reservations can be made through email or phone.
Customers are encouraged to order omakase.
Sitting at the bar is the best way to enjoy omakase.
Sushi bar offers intimate seating and fresh sushi with skilled chefs crafting each roll. Cozy, casual vibe suits quiet dinners or dates. Attentive staff ensure excellent service at affordable prices.
Freshness stands out with a delightful array of tuna, salmon, and other fish sushi prepared just before serving. Sushi chefs show professional skill, delivering high-quality sushi with excellent service at very affordable prices.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekends to avoid long waits.
Expect to wait for a table during peak hours.
The restaurant has specials until 4 PM.
Cozy space blends dramatic lighting with a stainless steel sushi counter for a chic vibe. Omakase features tender lean tuna sashimi with rich flavor and high-quality fish. Tables are well-spaced, keeping it intimate yet lively.
Omakase here offers tender lean tuna sashimi that stands out for its rich flavor. The sushi and seafood come with a chic atmosphere featuring dramatic lighting and a sushi counter bar.
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Reservations at the chef's table are recommended for a good experience.
There is a $150 cancellation fee per person.
The cost is $225 per person, which is considered overpriced for the value received.
Cozy grocery store offers wide organic selection and a coffee nook for tea lovers. Sushi shines on Wednesdays with fresh specials. Mostly takeout with self-checkout and limited seating inside and out.
Sushi appears regularly with a Wednesday special that draws attention. Quality ranges from decent to excellent depending on the visit.
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The sushi special is available every Wednesday for lunch.
The store had a food tasting for a new type of Jewish, LGBTIQ-owned lemonade brand.
You can weigh bulk items in-store using paper/plastic bags or your own container.
Small room with 90s diner style and black lacquered tables offers a unique sushi setting. Omakase delivers exceptional sushi quality with chef interactions at intimate counters. Bright lighting and quiet, formal vibe contrast with occasional loud groups.
Omakase here delivers exceptional sushi with unparalleled quality and taste. The dinner at the counter offers a consistently first-class experience that sets a high standard for sushi.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The last lunch seating is recommended for a great NYC afternoon into evening.
The $180 omakase at the sushi counter includes 20 pieces and dessert.
Bar mixes Japanese flavors with American cocktails in a funky, lively spot. Signature drinks and nori fries with curry shine alongside creative bites like katsu sandos. Loud music and quirky decor make for a super fun vibe.
Nori fries stand out as a popular dish alongside katsu sandos like the mortadella version. The menu also features unique items such as patatas and deviled eggs, blending Japanese flavors with creative bar food.
Good to know
Get there early because it fills up fast.
Expect a wait of approximately 30-40 minutes unless itโs just 2 of you.
The wait time to be seated is over 2 hours on weekends.
Minimalist interior and K-pop music create a warm vibe. Freshly cut fish shines in Spicy Tuna Roll and sushi. Spacious seating adds to the relaxed feel while Japanese curry and miso soup offer rich flavors.
Freshly cut fish stands out in the poke bowls and sushi, especially the Spicy Tuna Roll with its balanced heat. The menu also features Japanese curry and miso soup noted for their quality and flavor.
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MomenTea offers customizable options for sweetness level and toppings.
The restaurant has two locations: Times Square and West 14th Street.
The portions are generous.
Sushi shines with vibrant flavors and creative rolls. Bright lighting and a gorgeous interior create a warm, inviting vibe. Extensive craft beer pairings elevate the Japanese dining experience.
Sushi here features delicately designed rolls with vibrant, complementary flavors and textures. The menu includes standout dishes like cucumber salad and corn gyoza, paired with a wide range of craft beers.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
Expect long wait times if dining without a reservation.
The Brewmaster's Tasting Menu includes 15 courses with beer pairings.
Neon-lit space buzzes with bold retro decor and loud Thai music. Japanese dishes shine with spicy Tum/Yum salads and crispy BBQ grills. Groups enjoy private nooks while sipping creative cocktails at the full bar.
Bold flavors define the Tum/Yum salads like Laab Ped Udon and Sok Lek Kua, offering heat and complexity. Grills and BBQ stand out, rivaling many Japanese Yakitori spots with their crispy, spicy qualities.
Good to know
Lines start to form after 7 PM on weeknights.
Happy hour starts at 8 pm.
You need reservations as it is busy.