Sushi spot shines with a warm atmosphere and gorgeous interior. Happy hour offers tasty maki rolls paired with great sake. Creative beer pairings add to the sophisticated vibe.
Happy hour features tasty maki rolls paired with great sake. Sake pairs well with sushi, especially in high-end seafood settings.
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.
Small sushi spot with cozy open bar offers a Zen-like atmosphere perfect for a quiet meal. Enjoy excellent hand rolls paired with a thoughtful sake selection, including complimentary and hot sake options.
Complimentary sake and hot sake are offered to guests. A wonderful selection of sake is available by the glass or bottle, including junmai sake that pairs well with meals.
Good to know
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 room with 90s diner style offers an intimate sushi experience. Bright lights and quiet vibe suit focused dining, while chef interactions add charm. Thoughtful sake pairings enhance flavors, making omakase special.
Sake pairing enhances the omakase experience with thoughtful suggestions from the host. The pairings complement the flavors well.
Good to know
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.
Intimate setting with Michelin-starred chefs crafts an 18-course omakase paired with exceptional sake. Sleek decor and soothing music create a relaxing dining affair. Guests enjoy detailed dish info and a unique sake cooling device.
Exceptional sake pairing complements an 18-course omakase with an impressive variety of options. A reasonable corkage fee and a unique sake cooling device enhance the experience.
Good to know
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.
Cozy spot offers handmade dumplings and a peaceful vibe with friendly staff. Unique ginger sake cocktail pairs well with spicy dishes. Decor blends old school NYC charm with elegant touches, creating an intimate and homey atmosphere.
Staff serve a unique ginger sake cocktail called "the night songstress" that pairs well with spicy dumplings. Sake is available but tends to be expensive.
Good to know
Customers must order and pay first before sitting down.
You order food up front and the menu is on the wall.
There is very limited seating.
Minimalist decor and intimate seating create a cozy, elegant atmosphere with a traditional zen omakase vibe. Two sushi chefs prepare dishes at the table, offering an authentic Japanese dining experience. A thoughtfully curated sake selection pairs perfectly with meals, enhancing the overall taste.
Japanese imported sake offers a thoughtfully curated selection that pairs well with meals. Bottles start around $30 for 300ml, available for purchase.
Good to know
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.
Sushi bar offers intimate seating and wooden cradle presentation for rolls. Cozy, casual vibe suits quiet dinners or dates. Wide sake selection includes warm and refreshing options that pair well with spicy dishes.
A wide selection of sake offers both warm and refreshing options. The sake pairs well with dishes like spicy cucumbers.
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.
Small, intimate spot with low key atmosphere and clean decor offers a quiet, relaxed vibe. Sushi pairs perfectly with sake service alongside beer and wine. BYO policy adds flexibility for drinks, making it great for casual dining or catching up.
Sake pairs well with the sushi here and comes alongside beer and wine options. The menu recently added sake service, complementing the BYO policy.
Good to know
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 space blends modern and traditional styles with dramatic lighting and a stainless steel sushi counter. High-quality fish and chef's selections shine in a setting that shifts from quiet to lively while keeping well-spaced tables for privacy. Sake options are expansive but offer average pairing value.
An expansive sake selection offers many options. The sake list is solid but the value for sake pairing feels average.
Good to know
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.
Sleek Japanese spot shines with private tatami rooms and a vinyl DJ booth that livens up nights. Enjoy a selective sake list featuring rare varieties alongside creative dishes like black cod. Spacious and romantic vibe suits both dining and music lovers.
An insane selection of sake pairs well with the food here. The offerings include rare and extensive varieties alongside Japanese whisky and shochu.
Good to know
The 7 course meal starts at 10:30 PM, transitioning to an after-hours party.
Expect to sit at a counter if dining as a party of two.
Dining costs over $300 for two people, making it a pricey option.
Small sushi bar offers an intimate vibe with open sushi bar and cozy seating. Guests enjoy a pre-fixe menu that includes complimentary sake and can bring their own without corkage fees. Casual atmosphere plays late 90s and early 2000s R&B and pop music.
No corkage fees apply when bringing your own sake or wine. The pre-fixe menu includes complimentary sake alongside a memorable lineup of dishes.
Good to know
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.
Upscale Korean spot shines with modern decor and a cozy vibe perfect for special nights. Alex the sommelier guides you through notable sakes like Naguchi Naohiko, enhancing your meal. Loud music adds energy, balancing the calm, intimate setting.
Alex the sommelier offers informative and fun guidance on sakes. Two recommended sakes pair well with meals, including the notable Naguchi Naohiko sake shared among friends.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary, and the restaurant only accepts parties of two or more.
Expect a two-month wait for a reservation during busy times.
Walk-in tables are available if you arrive 10-15 minutes before opening.