Open kitchen creates intimate atmosphere where chefs prepare dishes with precision. Cozy space invites interaction and showcases Japanese-French fusion cuisine with fresh, bold flavors. Extensive, unique sake selection complements a menu featuring high-end sushi and creative adaptations.
An impressive sake selection features many unique and well-curated bottles. The sake pairs well with dishes and includes options not easily found elsewhere.
Creative sushi blends traditional techniques with modern twists. Omakase features distinct nigiri flavors, raw sushi, oysters, wagyu, and unique dishes like lobster bisque cappuccino and house sake.
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Reservations are done in rounds, with all guests seated at the same time.
Expect a high price point for the 12-course tasting menu.
Valentineโs Day features complimentary sake and a keychain for guests.
Sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with beautiful interior blending modern and traditional design. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, enhanced by serene ambiance and great sake experiences. Seating mostly lacks direct views of chefs at work, but the focus on fresh fish and omakase creates a phenomenal dining experience.
Sake carafes stand out with perfect pairings and cuts of fish. The sake enhances sushi flavors and rounds out the dining experience.
Omakase here features super fresh sushi with a variety that stands out from other spots. The meal flows smoothly from start to finish, creating an excellent dining experience with a good ambiance.
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The brunch set is only available during the weekend.
Theyโre currently offering Brunch Omakase for $68 from 12pm to 3pm.
You can bring your own beverage (BYOB) for a $20 cork fee.
Minimalistic Japanese decor creates an intimate atmosphere with thoughtful ceramics and seating. The space feels like a retreat from the city, offering a relaxed ambiance that enhances the dining experience.
Sake pairings come highly recommended and are carefully matched to each dish. Friendly staff and management suggest options like Blue River sake that complement the meal perfectly.
Exceptional omakase tasting menu features the freshest ingredients and creative sushi pieces. The experience includes a 10-seat omakase room with attentive service and thoughtfully curated dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
There is a monthlong waitlist for tables.
The restaurant offers a main-ticket sushi counter and a 12-course lounge experience.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, quiet atmosphere with elegant decor blending modern style and cozy comfort. Guests experience fresh, world-class sushi paired with excellent sake and cocktails. The space feels gorgeous and sleek, creating a calm dining environment reminiscent of Japan.
Sake on the house is a common offering here, paired well with sushi. The hot sake stands out as delicious and complements the menu nicely.
Sushi here stands out for its freshness and quality, offering some of the most amazing omakase experiences. The dishes consistently deliver exceptional flavor and craftsmanship.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).
You can spend around $100 on a five-course meal per person.
The restaurant is pretty small, which might affect walk-in availability.
Spacious layout with an open kitchen and in-house noodle making creates a modern, airy feel. Atmosphere blends airport lounge calm with family-friendly seating and outdoor options. Unique Yuzu Shio ramen stands out as a signature dish.
A big sake menu offers a variety of options including junmai daiginjo served on ice. Staff provide samples and helpful guidance to pick the right sake.
Yuzu ramen stands out with its unique yuzu shio broth and bright citrus flavor. Tsuyu tsukemen offers a rich dipping experience, and crispy chicken gyoza tostadas add a crunchy side.
Good to know
Happy hour specials on drinks and food are available from 4-7pm on weekdays.
A weekday lunch special is offered for $25, including an appetizer, ramen, and drink.
The restaurant has gluten-free options available for those with dietary restrictions.
Small space with low lighting creates an intimate atmosphere suited for dates and groups. The venue feels cozy yet loud, with a speakeasy vibe and a strong focus on detailed decor and thoughtful design. Music and drink options like highballs and sake add to the lively, modern energy.
Speakeasy-style bar offers a good sake selection by glass, carafe, and bottle. Options include hot sake and pair well with dishes like ramen and salmon appetizers.
Ramen stands out with smoked dashi broth and a Spicy Tan Tan option. The noodles and broth deliver a consistently excellent taste that defines the Japanese food here.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant fills up quickly, so arrive early or reserve in advance.
Ramen costs $28 for a bowl, which is on the higher end.
Modern Japanese space features a huge table surrounding sushi chefs and an elegant black setting with wooden accents. Atmosphere blends intimate, curated experience with loud nightclub music, creating a unique contrast. High-quality ingredients and expertly prepared omakase define the dining experience.
Guests receive complimentary sake starter glasses and enjoy great sake selections. The spot offers wine and sake pairing options that complement the menu well.
Sushi features premium ingredients and fresh fish paired with flavorful sushi rice. The omakase offers a skilled sushi master who shares insights during a luxurious, high-quality dining experience.
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The omakase costs $195 for 18 pieces.
Dinner reservations are recommended.
Revisiting one piece of fish from the omakase costs an extra $35.
Asian fusion restaurant combines elegant atmosphere with cozy, welcoming vibe and carefully curated dรฉcor featuring animal-patterned floor tiles. The space feels refined yet relaxed, suitable for both casual nights and special occasions. Music selection adds to the warm, attentive environment.
A great variety of sake appears on the menu, including delicious hot sake. Occasionally, they offer a bottle of sake on the house.
Sushi here stands out for its super fresh sashimi and consistently magical quality. Every piece feels carefully crafted, making it a solid spot for anyone who loves authentic sushi experiences.
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Lunch specials are available daily with various options.
Dinner features a 3 rolls for $25 special.
Takeout packaging is elegant and thoughtful, enhancing the experience.
Tiny space feels like a cozy pub with dim lighting that creates an intimate vibe. The atmosphere stays cool and relaxed, attracting small groups and couples for quiet dinners. Gluten-free and vegetarian options stand out alongside a notable drink program featuring unique cocktails.
A really good selection of sake pairs well with dishes like salmon poke and crispy chicken. The sake menu stands out as top tier and complements cocktails nicely.
Ramen stands out with tasty broth and sizeable portions, including a solid vegetarian option with thicker broth. The menu also features fried chicken plates and fresh salads like kale and Mac salad.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to secure a table.
Suzume offers a variety of gluten-free options clearly marked on the menu.
Happy hour is available, offering discounts on drinks and appetizers.
U-shaped sushi bar seats about 12 guests, creating an intimate atmosphere with dim lighting and wood-paneled walls. Staff engage diners with jokes and encourage dancing, adding a rowdy and fun vibe. Music and lighting coordinate with the dining experience, enhancing the lively energy.
Bottomless sake flows freely, fueling a rowdy and fun atmosphere where staff keep glasses topped off. Shared sake shots turn strangers into friends during an energetic omakase with modern sushi twists.
A 15-course modern omakase with a Thai twist offers a fresh take on sushi favorites. The bottomless sake and lively atmosphere add a festive vibe to the dining experience.
Good to know
Reservations are a must at Sushi On Me due to limited seating.
The restaurant only accepts cash payments, no credit cards.
The omakase experience lasts for one hour, so plan accordingly.
Japanese steakhouse offers a chic, cozy ambiance with dim lighting and a quiet, classy vibe. Small seating areas include an upstairs space with better atmosphere and a private wine cellar-like room downstairs. The place features top-tier wagyu and expertly crafted cocktails, creating a refined dining experience.
A superb sake selection offers a broad choice of excellent options. Drinks include classic sake and creative cocktails like the Azabu whiskey sour with yuzu sake and Japanese whiskey.
Authentic Japanese cuisine shines with delicate flavors and traditional essence. Sushi includes unique twists like salmon roe and wasabi mayo on the salmon roll, blending classic and creative elements.
Good to know
Make reservations if you want to dine indoors.
The kitchen closes at 10:40 PM.
The price range for steaks is very wide, from $50 to $300+.
Small Japanese restaurant with dim lighting and rustic decor creates a cozy atmosphere suited for intimate meals. Communal seating dominates, featuring a large wooden table that encourages a friendly vibe despite tight spaces. Drinks include sake and unique cocktails, complementing the authentic food offerings.
A great selection of sake complements the menu well. The assortment includes outstanding options alongside tea and draft beer.
Udon dishes stand out with a chewy texture and well-balanced broth that feels healing. Sushi includes top-notch options and unique sushi tacos, alongside flavorful gyoza and ramen.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid a wait of about 30 minutes.
The restaurant has a wait time of about 35 minutes on a rainy Saturday night.
Happy hour runs from 5 PM to 7 PM with limited specials.
Japanese restaurant features traditional floor seating with cushions and a zen-inspired design that creates a calm, relaxed atmosphere. The space feels spacious even when full, with handcrafted food and superb sake selections enhancing the authentic dining experience.
An extensive sake selection pairs well with dishes, featuring options like yuzu sake and dry sake at reasonable prices. Complementary items include sparkling sake and Japanese peach wine that enhance the dining experience.
Sashimi comes in about 12 types with various salts from around the world. The omakase features a colorful spread and a do-it-yourself element that makes the meal interactive and engaging.
Good to know
Reservations are required as the restaurant does not accept walk-in guests.
All parties must be present before being seated.
You must wash your hands and take off your shoes upon entering.
Restaurant combines Japanese roots with European influence in a beautifully decorated space featuring immersive storytelling and secret bookshelf entrance. Atmosphere balances upscale vibe with approachability, creating a unique and welcoming experience. Guests enjoy carefully curated artifacts and a multi-sensory environment that feels like stepping into a spy movie.
Sake selection impresses with its flawless variety and pairs well with dishes like Kaisen-Don. The setting includes a secret bookcase that adds a unique touch to the sake experience.
Sushi comes very fresh with a unique twist in the kaisen-don and nigiri options. Mixing ponzu sauce with egg yolk and pouring broth adds a distinct touch, while pickled edamame stands out as a flavorful side.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as it can be difficult to snag one.
The restaurant ran out of dessert at 8 PM, so arrive early.
Expect generous portions, but some dishes may not match Instagram photos.
Minimalist design and bar-like layout create an open, airy, and modern space where chefs prepare sushi rolls in front of diners. Loud music sets a high-energy vibe that can feel overwhelming but adds to the lively atmosphere. The place stands out with its omakase bar focus and calming navy blue interior.
Free sake shots and a sake carafe like Urakasumi come with meals. Sake on tap and pairings with dishes like king salmon and seared o toro stand out.
Sushi comes freshly prepared right in front of you with artful presentation and balanced flavors. The rice stays fresh and the nori stays crispy, especially in pieces like Chu Toro and Seared O Toro.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals.
All hand rolls are $5 on Sundays as part of a summer deal.
The restaurant offers a late lunch special until 5:15 PM.
Wood, tile, and leather surfaces create a lively, high noise level with sound bouncing around. The space feels intimate and upscale, with a cozy atmosphere despite some chaotic moments near the bar. The crowd tends to be close together, adding to the busy, energetic vibe.
Non-filtered and Nagori sake appear on the menu alongside a 7-course meal option. Sake pairs well with dishes like blue fin and eel, though billing errors for sake have occurred.
Fresh fish melts in your mouth with every bite. The omakase offers a variety of sushi, nigiri, and sashimi that stays consistent and authentic. No deep-fried rolls, just a clean, traditional sushi experience with a no tip rule.
Good to know
No reservations are accepted; you must put your name down in person.
The restaurant is walk-in only.
Sugarfish only accepts physical cards or cash.