Small counter seating offers an intimate vibe with open sushi bar and affordable omakase priced at $75. Chefs serve immaculate sushi with creative condiments, while guests enjoy a BYOB policy in a cozy, casual spot playing 90s and 2000s R&B.
"The omakase food here is fresh and amazing."
"This Omakase is inventive and delicious."
"The sushi here is so fresh and beautifully prepared."
Good to know
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.
Small sushi spot offers a Zen-like atmosphere with a cozy open bar. Handrolls shine with creative combinations and fresh flavors. Omakase delivers a carefully curated menu and precise preparation for a refined dining experience.
"The Omakase here is unbelievably good and better than Michelin star places."
"I thought the sushi here was the best I've experienced."
"The sushi and handrolls taste fresh and delicious."
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.
Enjoy a 15-course omakase with fresh Hokkaido seafood in an intimate setting. Michelin-starred chefs craft precise nigiri tailored even for left-handed diners. Sleek decor and soothing music create a relaxing dining affair perfect for special occasions.
"The sushi here is fresh, with otoro and uni being heavenly."
"The Omakase here is an amazing, fresh sushi experience."
"The sushi is fresh and the place feels cozy."
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.
Small omakase bar with intimate atmosphere offers a seventeen course sushi experience. Chef serves exceptionally fresh fish with creative flair and humor. Quality rivals pricier Michelin spots in a cozy, relaxed setting.
"The Omakase here is seriously delicious with unique flavor combinations."
"The omakase here is amazing and worth it."
"I thought the sushi here was the best I've ever had."
Good to know
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 perfect for enjoying authentic Japanese dining. Chef Michael's fresh, flavorful sushi shines in a 13 to 17-course omakase priced around $100 to $125. Knowledgeable staff make the experience creative and tasty for sushi lovers.
"The sushi here is the best I've ever had, melting in my mouth."
"The Omakase here is a great deal for the quality."
"I really enjoyed this omakase and think it's top-notch."
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.
Omakase Room by Mitsu
Minimalist counter seating limits the room to about ten guests, creating an intimate and cozy atmosphere. The chef prepares sushi visibly, showcasing expertise and engaging diners directly. The vibe is serene and welcoming, with a focus on traditional omakase and exceptionally fresh, high-quality fish.
"I experienced the best omakase I've ever had."
"I experienced some of the best sushi I have ever had."
"This omakase feels truly authentic and traditional."
Good to know
They seat just ten people per session.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The Omakase Room by Mitsu is hidden in the basement level.
Small, intimate spot with fresh nigiri and a 15-piece omakase that offers great value. Chefs are personable and guide you through each dish. Clean decor and low key vibe make it perfect for relaxed dining or catching up with friends.
"I love how fresh and affordable the sushi is here."
"The sushi tastes fresh and truly authentic every time."
"I thought the Omakase here was divine and the best I ever had."
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.
Sushi Teru
Japanese restaurant offers a quiet, simple atmosphere with skilled omakase service by authentic Japanese chefs. The experience includes carefully prepared sushi with good rice and some standout dishes, though some items vary in quality. Prices align with high-end omakase standards.
"The Omakase here is top-notch, with exceptionally fresh fish."
"The sushi here is top notch, with incredibly fresh ingredients."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Expect to pay around $200 for a full omakase experience.
The omakase includes nine nigiri, a handroll, and a few appetizers.
Cozy space blends modern and traditional styles with dramatic lighting and a stainless steel sushi counter. Edomae-style omakase shines with yuzu foam and sea grapes, served quietly at a top-tier counter. Tender lean tuna sashimi offers rich flavor and fresh, careful preparation.
"The sushi and creative dishes here really stand out."
"The omakase was good but not always memorable."
"The Omakase here is sublime, with truly fresh and delicious fish."
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.
Small room with 90s diner style offers an intimate omakase experience featuring 21 pieces of top-notch nigiri. Chef crafts unique cuts with flawless execution in a quiet, formal setting. Bright lighting contrasts with occasional loud groups, creating a focused dining vibe.
"The sushi was fresh and the omakase amazing."
"I had an amazing and satisfying omakase meal."
"The sushi here is so fresh and beautifully crafted."
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.