Best Sushi in West Village, New York City
Fuku Omakase
Small counter seating and an open sushi bar create an intimate vibe. Guests enjoy immaculate sushi served omakase style by kind chefs. Casual atmosphere with 90s and 2000s R&B adds to the cozy, hole-in-the-wall feel.
"The omakase here is inventive, fresh, and a great value."
"It's an intimate spot that feels like a cozy New York home."
Reservations are required as there are only around 10 seats available.
You will be turned away if you don’t have a reservation.
The last seating is at 9 PM, so plan accordingly.
Sushi Tokoro (formerly Sushiro the handroll bar)
Small sushi spot offers creative handrolls and a thoughtful sake selection. Cozy open bar lets chefs prepare food live, adding to the Zen-like atmosphere. Perfect for a quiet, refined dining break from city noise.
"This Japanese food is the best I've experienced in New York."
"The seafood here is so fresh, and the portions are massive."
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.
Sushi Counter
Small hole-in-the-wall offers fresh sushi with quick service. Warm, welcoming vibe shines through owner's warmth and great music. Minimalistic seating and handy soy sauce droppers add to the casual atmosphere.
"The Japanese food, especially the sushi handrolls, is delicious and affordable."
"The sushi here is 100% gluten-free, making it a safe choice."
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.
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