A very trendy and upscale sit-down spot for business lunch in Midtown. They serve ultra-authentic sushi and sashimi. If no place else can please your Japanese clients, this place definitely will.
An upscale sushi bar in Midtown, great for business lunch. The sashimi is super fresh and delicious. It's also a cool sit-down spot for after-work sake.
Quiet Sushi/Japanese Restaurant and they have reasonable prices. If you have an appetite -- go for the $20 buffet sushi (pick and choose what you'd like) all at once.
All around fantastic - excellent sushi, great 2-for-1 drink deal, nice presentation, and really attentive friendly staff. Worth the money.
An exquisite raw fish experience with uniquely crafted pieces. Try the tuna with tofu cream, flounder with lotus chip, and the foie gras sushi.
Their extensive menu caters to both fish and meat lovers. Don't be afraid to ask the server to put together a tasting menu tailored to your preferences!
Forget all your judgments about Japanese “all you can eat”places. In Ichiumi you will find a huge counter, endless fields of very fresh sushi, with an impressive assortment.
All you can eat sushi, beer & sake for under $35! Young, hip area to walk around after your sushi adventure.
Staff Pick! Stephanie (Education): Gen has high-quality, fresh sushi at good prices. The patio out back is a lovely spot for dining in the spring and summer. Enjoy the green or red bean ice cream.
All you can eat sushi nights on Monday & Thursday for $23.95. Awesome sushi and unbeatable price. Be sure to pick up a frequent customer card and for every 10 visits get $10 off.
AYCE new lunch special $13.95 but no sashimi. M-Th lunch special $21.99 w/sashimi. Pretty good quality for NYC
Sit at the bar and kill some AYCE sushi. Chefs are hilarious. 21.95 AYCE. Real fresh.
Good tekka don lunch special, competitive price and quality for the area @15.95 w/ miso soup or salad.
Good service, good sushi. Not a good place for a group of people though, only has five table and they're all for two people. Still really cute and authentic
Great lunch specials including eight dollars for two rolls of sushi, eleven for three.
They have deals on certain days (Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday, if I can remember). But if you come in a large group, expect the owner/chef to join your group and drink with you.
The best value is the lunch special: two sushi rolls with a salad and soup for under ten bucks. Quality!
Go with the sushi or sashimi omakase here. You surely won’t be disappointed. - Inspector
Top-notch sushi at a good price. Every bite of raw fish on rice is a joy, but you'll miss out if you don't try one of the hot dishes, like the silky uni porridge. Critics' choice for best sushi bar.
Morimoto, from Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto, serves authentic Japanese sushi and the freshest seafood dishes.
Have some sushi that is rolling through the restaurant on a conveyor belt. Take whatever you want as it comes by, and they'll just count your plates when you're done($2.25, $3.95, or $5.50). Read more.
Monday is tuna day, Tuesday is salmon day, Wednesday is roll day.
Indecisive, adventurous eaters no longer have to choose between Mexican and Japanese meals. This SoHo eatery boasts Japanese tacos and Mexican sushi. Read more.
Great lunch special! $10.95 for 3 rolls and a soup or salad, Monday-Saturday until 3:30PM. Portions are big and fresh.
The sushi is amazing and fresh always! Been coming for years. A little crammed and always a wait, but so worth it. Rolls are the size of your face so no first dates haha. Good bang for your buck!!
Super fresh fish, inventive/creative rolls and wallet friendly prices continue to inspire us to return here time and time again. Try it out - you'll be hooked (no pun intended)!
Daily specials menu for seasonal add-ons. Omakase for a special night. For crazy, have them bring out those tuna ribs.
Great neighborhood place. Dama is the nicest. All the fish is always fresh and delicious - plus they have a TV and are always willing to put any game on.
After a long day of working, this place has great, well-priced sushi. They don't take reservations & the wait is never very long. - Lauren Indvik Read more.
@ Lunch get the Spicy 3 Roll combo for $15 and then get a Sapporo for $6. You and your friends will not be disappointed
This is real sushi. They dont do rolls so theres no hiding the quality of the fish behind special sauces and all that. Fresh fish, fresh wasabi, real ginger. Want the Omakase (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
NY. This downtown sushi spot has an extensive menu of super fresh dishes and a sleek, loungy décor that will make you a frequent visitor. Must try: a California favorite, the tuna crispy rice.
Excellent brunch. Bring 2 peeps to be considered for the brunch. It's only $15 each person with two selections of food. Good stuff.
Their fish is so fresh and delicious. Be a purist and stick with sashimi or nigiri. Also, the oxtail fried rice is not to be missed! Read more.
Great sushi! Big cuts of fresh fish. A bit on the expensive side but it was worth it. Got the boat for two and it was a little small so I recommend sticking with the deluxe rolls
One of the only really authentic Japanese restaurants in the neighborhood. Really fresh sushi all the time. I love getting the Nabe Udon as well. Good servings and bento boxes are extravagant. A+
Tacky decor but solid sushi. Get the Volcano Roll: spicy tuna and crunchies with avocado on top.
David Bouley has added an edomae-style sushi bar to his Japanese restaurant, Brushstroke, manned by sushi pro Eiji Ichimura, who ran his own spot in midtown until 2008. Read more.
Have Some: Teriyaki - Beef and Chicken, Tuna or Salmon or Yellowtail Don, King Roll Read more.
Come here for all the Japanese comfort foods - pressed sushi, bento sets, yakitori. I'd like to frame the menu it's so good!
A cool, upscale place for business lunch/dinner in Midtown. You can get a lunch bento for $15. Sushi and sake are fine, too. The atmosphere is modern and classy.
Perfectly executed basic rolls accompany interesting variations on classics; sashimi is expertly sliced and evenly textured, and soft tuna and Atlantic salmon are exceptionally fresh Read more.
Very authentic Japanese comfort food. This Michelin recommended sushi bar turns into a fantastic ramen join from 11pm-2am.
3 rolls for $9.95! It's a great deal and the rolls are filled well and fresh! (They are NOT skimpy like the other 50% off places in the neighborhood).
Hidden sushi gem, come for the lunch special between 12-2 on the weekdays. Miao soup, 10 pieces, and a roll for 20 dollars instead of 200!
It's a great hole-in-the-wall sushi joint. Servers bring out the specials of the day and sake for all patrons. Be prepared to be adventurous.
One of my fave sushi spots in NYC. The ambiance is modern & clean with comfy white chairs. The rolls are creative, the fish is fresh, and they have a good selection of sake. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Good ramen, but even better sushi and buns. Everything was ridiculously fresh, down to their avocados. Slow, but polite, service.
The Saturday lunch buffet is where it's at. All you can eat hot or cold soba, chicken or tofu soba salad, teriyaki chicken, beef sukiyaki, sushi rolls, among other goodies...$24.
Great sushi, get food off of a conveyor belt. Adequate prices. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
$21.99 for dinner. Sushi is decent to above average for buffet, not too much rice stuffed in like other places. Drinks are extra, and if stopping by on the weekends with 2+ call to make a reservation.
While the obanzai are the highlight, Hibino also has the best sushi in the 'hood - small delicate portions, perfectly seasoned rice, fresh fish.
Foie Gras rice and the open roll are great breaks from your everyday sushi. The sake selection is excellent too. Just ask Toshi.
Unbelievable hidden Japanese restaurant in EV. Try the sweet potato tempura and the pressed sushi. Expensive but worth it!
Taste: Goma tofu cocktail; goma tofu gratin; sweet potato tempura; chawanmushi; shiokara (fermented seafood); kurobuta kakuni (braised pork belly); sashimi; pressed sushi; clay-pot rice; kaiseki menus
Seriously fancy and super fresh sushi. Expensive but worth splurging when you can. This is sushi as a work of art.
This discreetly hidden and modern Japanese restaurant is quite expensive but you’ll be rewarded with culinary masterpieces…Omakase is the way to go.
Among the wide selection of tapas are Berkshire pork tempura, a salad carpaccio with Japanese miso dressing, grilled skewers and futomaki sushi.
Good solid list of sake, Sapporo on tap cheap, hamachi Kama, sushi ten (slightly on small side), fried octopus dusted with green tea powder and scallop maki! Good stuff!
The prix fixe Ju-bako ($35) and the Aburiya Set ($25) bring a variety of items. The tofu is delicately soft, the sea bass and salmon sashimi delicate and buttery, the Wasu steak artfully flavored. Read more.
Try one of the daily lunch specials, which are made in limited quantities of 30 orders or less. Diners with room for dessert may want black sesame crème brulee or coffee Jell-O. Read more.
A whopping 81 special rolls to chose from, and very affordable $2.50 classic rolls. Great quality for the price!
Behind its inauspicious entrance, Chikurin offers fresh fish and ample portions of Japanese cuisine.
Lunch special are amazing... two or three rolls generous in size, plus soup for a great price!
Super fast, fresh and affordable UES neighborhood sushi. Lunchtime specials are a deal. Eat in or take out - it's worth the trip.
If you love salmon sashimi, get the salmon tekka don - a bowl of rice, topped with seaweed, egg, salmon roe and lots of salmon sashimi. Made fresh if ordered in the hot food section.
The sashimi platter is a work of art. It may take a while to get to your table, but it's worth the wait.
Try the Sashimi Platter. 4 types of fish, all super fresh and comes on a bed of greens and cubed carrots, daikon, radishes for a palette cleanser. You will not be disappointed.
Incredibly reasonably priced and delicious. The Panda Roll was great, and the portions of Katsu were very generous. Must come back!
Friendly staff, great and fresh sushi, quick service. All around great place! Dangerous to live around the corner...
$8 lunch special with 2 rolls and soup or salad. Spicy Crunchy Kani is a good choice. However, despite being named Miso their Miso soup isn't that great.
Great sushi and great prices. My favorite spot to catch up with girlfriends. The Pizza Roll is a must have! –Nicole
The new location (across the street) is gorgeous. Sushi and sashimi are still good here, even after all of these years.
The decor is relaxing, the fish is fresh (try the spicy crunchy tuna), the service is quick, and the lunch and dinner specials are great for the budget conscious.
It's always Daiwa or Dai if your at Tsukiji market. It might be touristy to eat sushi at Tsukiji but there is no debating the quality you will receive. Dai remains one long counter and less of a line
Worth bearing the long lines for fresh, quality sushi at affordable prices. Turnover = freshness; this place is always busy. The line goes pretty fast and always expect one. Rice can be hit or miss
Happy hour sushi and drinks in a great atmosphere! Five o'clock everyday. Moo was a great bartender!
Order whatever they have as the sushi bar special. Doesn't matter if you've never heard of it...it's going to be amazing!
Great food! Sushi is fresh. Made to order hibachi. $10 for dinner and $7 for lunch.
On Man V Food, Adam takes on the spicy tuna hand roll challenge. Each tuna roll has a different level of spice, 1 being pretty mild and 10 being the hottest. The challenge is roughly 3 lbs. of sushi!
Rolls: Kirin Roll, Godzilla Roll, Darkwing Duck Roll, King Tuna, Scorpion King Roll, Angry Tengu Roll, Ocean Roll.
This ones for you sushi lovers that want your traditional meal to come with a twist. Even the desserts are impressive. If you want to go balls to the wall try the 10 dish tasting menu.
For the luxurious modern take on sushi your palette will be dazzled. -Tania Peterson, Top Chef Just Desserts
Minimal decor showcases the bright flavors and impeccable quality of Chef Takayama's sushi offerings. Be warned, the space is small; only 16 seats at tables, plus 10 more at the bar to watch him work.
Home of the Hellfire Sushi Challenge; a 6-piece spicy tuna roll covered in a fiery concoction. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Delicious food, excellent sushi. Specialty rolls $$ so if you are on a budget get a delicious "regular" roll for $6+. Super fresh. Very clean inside, I'll be back every time I'm in OC! FAST service!
Huge rolls, fresh ingredient and excellent prices. I love that you pick and choose what you can have in your meal! :)
Excellent udon and bibimbap! Sushi is fresh and fantastic . Very affordable prices!
Extra Special Chirashi ($33). We requested the chef to cut each piece for easy sharing. They were more then happy to!
always ask what the specials are and don't be afraid to try them or ask questions, the staff are really helpful and nice.
Sushi so nice "Black & Yellow" rapper Wiz Khalifa once featured this Japanese eatery in a song, so you know it's good.
Omakase means chef's choice. You sit in front of the chef and are prepared 8 different pieces one at a time. The chef will ask first if there is anything you don't like. You are treated and surprised.
10 sushi bar seats comprise the entire venue, expect to eat for up to five hours at a time and shell out several hundred dollars per guest for beautiful, life-changing omakase. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Food is delicious and if you sit at the Teppen table the food show is even better! (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Secret phone number required for reservations. Continental cuisine as interpreted by Japanese chefs. Located in the old studio of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Delicious food. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Come after 5pm and it's 50% off sushi! Not your best sushi but it'll do for something quick and cheap
The perfect marriage of beauty and flavor in every dish. Try the omakase and savor every bite.
This place has incredible lunch specials! All bento boxes come w/a Cali roll, shumai, miso, salad & rice & all boxes are $10 or under! Lunch specials go from 11am-3:30pm.
There's no sign but walk past the curtain, open the door and be transported to a hidden gem. Chef Norihito will not let you down.
My favorite roll is the Wet Dream. Go with all you can eat, $20 for lunch & $23 for dinner. http://vegas.travelivery.com
Good sushi and seviches; an interesting mix of Japanese and South American cuisine. Astonishing drink menu.
Artfully prepared sushi & fresh seafood along with meat set the scene for the evening. Try the “Crispy Pata” -- crackling pork shanks served with pickles & chili/garlic vinegar. Read more.
Open to 2am, service was great. Nigiri sushi, rice portion is small compare with other AUCE place. Fish piece is generous. Also don't forget their green tea and red bean ice cream.
