Great place with a large group space connected to a smaller more personal area. Fish tasted so fresh and super reasonably priced; will definitely be going back! Great happy hour deals on drinks and apps read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Daily Special Tuna Tartare - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Overall rating: 5 I will travel to bushwick just for this sushi. SO FRESH. SO SO GOOD. I have nothing else to say because it was literally so fresh. Highly recommend! read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Love this beautiful restaurant, More than just sushi, the best pancakes from Japan, but in Brooklyn read more

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Moved away from this recently but had to pick up a package because I mailed it to the wrong address :( Soooo while I was in the area I decided to stop by Momo and grab early dinner, and I'm super glad I did. I went on a Wednesday around 4pm so it was not busy at all. I was able to grab a table of 4 to myself where I hung out and read after eating. It felt comfortable and not too close to others unless you are right by the door. For food, I ordered 1 order of spicy bombs and the mentaiko udon. I was a bit hesitant at first about the udon since it's a warm dish which didn't sound good for the summer, but after some thought and encouragement from the waiter I decided to go for it and also add extra ikura. The waiter mentioned you can add other items as well. Either way it was delicious!! If you like mentaiko or ikura, the udon is for you! Overall I definitely enjoyed eating here alone or with friends. I'm happy their food is delicious and people can still support them! read more

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Great quality sushi and a cool relaxed vibe. I loved their take on miso soup with added veggies to make it heartier. It was fun trying their sushi bombs with the crunchy texture. I think they excel in their hand rolls so don't leave without trying these delights! read more

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Sooooo... I think this is the best sushi in New York City. Especially for the price. Fight me. They got something for everyone. Authentic specials and weird new age bastardized options. Super fresh for the whole family. I would eat here everyday, it never gets old. Though! I'm not sure if it's their fault but often, more then do, they do not have uni on even if it's on the menu so don't always have your hopes up there. Otherwise ‍ read more

Delicious noodles and sauce Calm Beautiful setting Fresh sushi Crunchy Roll Calming Great service read more

Momo Sushi Shack - I recommend this entree - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

One of my favorite sushi places in Brooklyn. The place is very small and cozy inside, but I'm ordering pick up. All the time that I've been there the staff was friendly and sushi were fresh. My favorite is party bomb and salmon guacamole. The only thing is the way to get there sometimes isn't that good if you're walking from Williamsburg. read more

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Nice service, interesting layout of the place, and ok food. Waitress was lovely and very attentive. The layout was cool since it's 3 large picnic tables to share with others - cool concept for having dinner with a laaaarge group. The bombs (right of pic) were very good in my opinion. The sushi was also good but I prefer the bombs better. Will def come back if i ever wasn't to go out for a quick bite. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - SHRIMP BOMB - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

It's a good random pick in Brooklyn. Hipster cool that turned out satisfying despite its obvious departure from traditional Japanese. Standouts are the karaage, pork belly and the artsy looking gyoza. The green tea is very rich and good. Momo Sushi Shack, Bushwick, Brooklyn read more

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I've been here twice now, and the two things I suggest the most would be to dine in and to order the sushi bombs. I went a few months back in search of a go-to, affordable sushi spot and was feeling hopeful. Though not traditional, the sushi bombs were fun and added a bit of flavor with each "topping" of the fish. The most recent time, I ordered to very friendly phone service! I got the una ten and philli rolls, excited to sample their vegan cream cheese. I'm not a huge fan of fusion sushi and their maki came off as that. The takeout wasn't as fresh and delicious, and the fish was a bit skimpy on the maki. The portion was disappointing at 6 pieces per roll, which explains the good price. Overall, it's a cute spot but I think I'll shop around for the best value sushi. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Party Bomb - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Not sure why Momo has so many high reviews, the food was average at best. Uni Pasta: Good, but after a few bites extremely heavy and unbearable to finish it. Sushi: Not super fresh or high quality. Chicken Karage: The exterior was a bit too crunchy. I've had chicken karage at some places that was more moist and juicy. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The atmosphere here is a bit dim but the overall experience is amazing. They didn't have any name at the entrance so had a hard time conforming the location. We tried sushi Bomb, hand-rolls, sushi and sake. The portion size is small so you need to order multiple entree. The price here is pretty reasonable so you will be fine even with two entree. SAKE WAS AMAZING!! I was with a few friends and it was a great location to eat, drink and laugh. read more

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I found this sushi spot courtesy of Yelp, and decided to make good use of my first weekend in Brooklyn to check it out! It was a little pricey, which is my only gripe. Our bill was $34 without tip and I felt like my appetite had barely been satiated, however, I cannot deny that the food was good. We ordered the Party Bomb plate, which is an assortment of sushi bombs, and also their gyoza. The sushi bombs are bite-sized, and even though the plate comes with 12 pieces total, it really is not that much. My favorite of the four types of bombs was the Spicy Mc Bomb. The kataifi went really well with the rest of the ingredients and was an added pop of sweetness and crunchiness that I really enjoyed! My least favorite was the Mc Low Bomb (the other tuna bomb), which was just too fishy for me. Also *SPOILER ALERT*, their special sauces are really just soy sauce with different amounts of wasabi mixed in. The awesome upcycled measuring spoon ladles led me to believe that the sauces were actually something unique...I was disappointed. I actually enjoyed the gyoza more than I enjoyed the sushi bombs, and I am so glad that the server recommended them. The gyoza were perfectly pan fried - crispy on the bottom but soft and chewy on the top. The filling was delicious, and it was served with both ponzu sauce and chili oil. I would definitely order this if I visit again. I found the restaurant a little too dark for dining - I could barely see three feet in front of my face. However, they keep it tidy, and I appreciated that they kept the restaurant quite toasty for a cold winter day. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Interesting ambiance at this restaurant - it is very dark and has two very long tables with attached bench to eat cafeteria/community style. We had a dinner reservation through open table and were able to secure a "prime" end portion of the long table. Service was very kind and welcoming. All the sushi that I tried was delicious - for dinner prices, they were good... and apparently they have lunch specials 7 days a week?? NICE! Was very impressed with the sushi, hot foods were good but prob won't be my focus next time. Prices were super reasonable for dinner, and would be a total steal for lunch! read more

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Good spot for well prepared sushi in east Williamsburg it's right across from Syndicated so this could be part 1 of a dinner/movie combo. Pro Tip: They somehow manage to make communal seating intimate but get there early if you want a seat at either end of the benches. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Located in Bushwick right next to Roberta's, this place is hipster central. Even so, the food is all excellent and the prices are surprisingly reasonable, making it well worth the trip here and sitting at the communal tables. From the moment you enter, it feels super Brooklyn. It's very dark with candlelit tables, and almost all 20-something girls with tattoos and daddy issues (I know they filmed some scenes of Girls at Roberta's, and wouldn't be surprised if they filmed here too). You are also greeted by Phillip, the jolly Grizzly Adams-looking dude who I think is the owner, and is one of the best things about this place. He is really friendly and welcoming and makes for a memorable and enjoyable experience. He came over throughout, cracking jokes and making sure we were taken care of, and it came across in a nice way, and not annoying as it sometimes can be. Most importantly though, all the food was great: - Rice Croquettes ($7 for 5) Amazing way to start the meal. Filled with rice and cheese, these were really delicious, and not as overwhelming as they sound. They were lightly fried and went down easily. - Party Bomb ($19) This is one of the things everybody gets here, and you should do so too. This is just a sampler of all of the different varieties of "sushi bombs" they have, which are basically just nigiri in a spherical shape. They are all really good, especially the eel one of course, and it's an excellent value, at 12 pieces for just $19. This is the must order here. - Hamachi Roll ($7) and Dragon Roll ($12) We also tried some of the typical rolls, which were pretty good, but nothing special. I would stick to the other more unique stuff here, but these were tasty nonetheless. - Oxtail Udon ($16) This was one of the specials, and every table seemed to have it, which makes sense since it was really excellent. There was a ton of very soft and delicious oxtail and some springy, tasty udon noodles. If this is on offer, it's definitely a good pick. - Chicken Karaage ($9) This came out after we were done with all of the other food, as they fry it fresh and it takes a bit longer. It's definitely worth the wait - it was some of the juiciest karaage I've tried, and was so hot I repeatedly burned my mouth because I just couldn't wait. This place is really great and it seems to always be pretty packed (as Phillip informed us, we were lucky to get in with no wait). The food is definitely excellent, though not as good as some other sushi joints, but it's really the great service and fun atmosphere that really elevate this place to a 5-starrer. It's a great reason to come to Bushwick other than Roberta's, and I would definitely come back (with plenty of cash, as it's cash only). read more

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There are all kinds of bombs.* Atomic bombs. Stink bombs. Car bombs. Jagerbombs. Pipe bombs. Dirty bombs. Some of them even sound like they would be related to this review: sake bombs; soy bombs.** (The word bomb starts to look really weird when you say it this much.) Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that out of all these bombs, Momo's bombs are my favorite bombs. Particularly the Party Bomb. Because what's better than a party...in your mouth? Fresh, delicious fish piled atop a round mound of perfectly vinegared rice. Perhaps with a dab of sauce, or a pile of crunchy bits. With a bit of pre-mixed wasabi and soy sauce, it hits the spot every time. And the service at Momo's is bomb, as well.*** We definitely waited a lot longer than we should have for our food, but the owner was nice enough to come by and fill up our beers in order to make amends, turning my reluctant beer at lunch into an enthusiastic three beers at lunch. __________ *Now the CIA is probably tracking my computer because I searched "types of bombs." **Remember that guy? http://api.ning.com/files/4stburNAjHDmnLJXNL5hX8gWm1fucrWvL3NdC5BzAWT8LaVJ*w44Mu*llWydGk9Jik4pjmbZkVOcOXx6GEZdPMr*KD4xvNyt/tumblr_kq5gdqIrO81qa3i8uo1_400.jpg ***I'm actually not from California, in case I fooled you here. read more

Wow. Amazing food and service ! We had the Spicy Tuna bowl and it was so crazy fresh that I wanted a serving of their cucumbers on the side ! Will definitely come back !!! read more

Okay, so my top chef brother brought me here for my birthday dinner and it was AMAZING. Their rice is perfect. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl and gyoza while here. Neither disappointed. The gyoza was definitely the best I've ever had. The tuna was soooo fresh and at $16, very worth it. The egg yolk was delicious and I don't know if I'll ever be able to eat another one without thinking of Momo. Back to the rice. I've never had better white rice in my life. It was soooo good. With the right amount of Mirin. Also, this place was super accommodating for our party of six with two kids under five. They were so patient with the kiddos. I love Momo. Can't wait to go back. read more

Ordered via DoorDash and ended up throwing the whole meal away. The sushi rolls were some of the worst I've had. Huge, thick cut of fish that was very chewy and hard to get down. Gave up after a couple of pieces. The pork bun seemed like they took a bun that'd been sitting out and just stuck the pork belly and toppings it in. It was cold and not soft. Easily the worst pork bun I've had. After this I decided to forgo the rest and have something else for dinner. Save your money, time and disappointment. Only giving two stars because they technically didn't get the order wrong. The quality was just awful. read more

Wow loved loved this place so friendly and my definition of fantastic food! Flavor, quality, preparation, freshness read more

3.5 Stars: Ambience: Nicely hidden, 3 long communal tables, view of the kitchen staff - see them in action! Outstanding service - self seated, jacket hung for you, chopsticks opened and handled to you, every dish explained, completed dishes were taken right away, my water cup and tea bottle was never emptied, the manager is super friendly - lots of engaging conversations Appetizers: Tofu Salad - very salty. I was excited for this order after reading the yelp reviews but I was quite disappointed. The portion doesn't upset me at all. I wanted to like this dish but it was drowned in dressing and I had to drain it on the side of my plate. Vegan Gyoza - amazing presentation - look at my uploaded picture. They say not to be shallow and judge based on looks but to instead discover the inside. Well, this dish definitely caught my eye, and it was a heck of a choice. The extra crunchy layer with the spicy garnish gave it the home run. It had a flavorful stuffing, not too thick or too thin of a wrapper, not too mushy or hard and the consistency was just perfect. Rolls Ordered: Guacamole, Ramo, Mina, Kitade Doko, Futomaki, Vegan Eel Bomb Roll. I wasn't wowed by these rolls. But for vegan japanese sushi, this is pretty creative. Which is why I ordered all the vegan rolls. If I'm ever in the mood for vegan sushi, I usually hit up Beyond Sushi because nothing beats their sushi. Inari - Wowers. You're thinking about an normal inari until a few seconds later after your first bite - it hits you. A splash of spice then wait for it..what is it? ginger but not too strong....then a few more seconds...bam! More flavors. Talk about a slammin' inari. So my mom wasn't feeling it. She gets car sick and didn't want to eat much so she held off on most of the food. The manager saw this and talk about customer service! She gave us a warm dish on the house! She knew older parents usually prefer warm food over cold so she gave us miso soup and pork curry. My mom loved it. She ate a good chunk of it even though the ride back home was going to be long. Yes, we traveled here just to try this joint out. I didn't take a picture early enough but it comes with mushrooms, egg, white rice sprinkled with peppercorn and scallion, and the main curry pork. I chose to give 3 stars instead of the 4, even though I prefer to give a 3.5, because I wasn't completely impressed by the food. I believe the review of the food overrides the service. read more

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This place is really nice. They have great atmosphere and a really cozy vibe. The servers are always friendly and inviting. The food is consistently good. I would honestly recommend anything on the menu. And their beer selection is nice, too. It's a really nice sushi spot if you're in the area. (My only complaint is the music can be not great sometimes and it's a little distracting but that's a super minor observation). read more

Very skeptical about this place at first but then found out they serve pretty good gourmet sushi. I believe we ordered the party bomb, it's like a big plate of round sushi for a large group of people. Comes in four variations, Sushi rolls are also available. The ingredients for the sushi is pretty fresh in my point of view, and they do put in efforts of making the plating appealing. read more

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When the ramen arrived the egg was wrapped in human hair. When we called to get a different order we were told we would have to go pick it up ourselves if we wanted it. They were also standoffish despite us still wanting to eat there, only receive food without hair. Poorly handled situation. Disappointing. Eventually received a partial refund. read more

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Solid sushi. Better quality than most places in NYC. They placed 3 soy sauces in front of us, but no one bothered explaining what they were. We asked and were told they were: plain, with a little wasabi and with a lot of wasabi. Good to know. Sake in a can was a nice gimmick. Pretty good. Service was 3.5 stars. Nice place, decent food and prices, seems like more hype than quality. Would i come back again? Maybe. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Noodles - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Yelp suggested this place for "All-you-can-eat sushi." So, I called for info. Suddenly, in a super nasty voice the Owner/Host said, "Did you call earlier? Are you trying to prank me? Cause we make high quality sushi NOT CONVEYOR BELT SUSHI!! OK!!!?" And HUNG UP in my face in the middle of me asking my second question. So I called back and she just went off screaming and accusing ME of being nasty and unprofessional... I guess judging people for wanting "all you can eat sushi" and not "high quality sushi" is being professional...and NOT condescending, bitchy and NASTY? read more

Originally we were in the area for Roberta's, but opted to grab some drinks and apps here as we waited. Like Roberta's next door, seating is in communal picnic benches. We ordered the Party Bomb dish and a sashimi plate to share. The sashimi was decent and fresh. Although the concept of Party Bomb seemed cool, the execution faltered as the rice was mushy and each "bomb" fell apart when picked up. The place had an extensive sake menu and so we asked the server for recommendations and he suggested the canned sake which in retrospect sounded cool. But sorry waiter but it tasted like ass...my stomach was lurching while I was sipping it. The other sake we ordered (cannot remember the name for the life of me but it came in a carafe) was smooth and delicious. I wouldn't mind coming back here for drinks and small plates if I was in the area but definitely wouldn't go out of my way. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - The Party Bomb - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I've actually never heard of Momo Sushi Shack before in my life until my friend brought it up. I also had no idea it was a "thing" that every person has tried or has wanted to check out. They have an eclectic menu of Japanese small plates and something called the 'sushi bomb'. It's also located in Bushwick . . . . which is enough to make me skeptical as hipsters scare the hella out of me. Should you do it? Yes. Definitely. They have something new on their menu called a takoyaki corn dog. Think your traditional octopus delicious takoyaki stuffed inside of cornmeal on a stick with bonito flakes and japanese mayo. It's one of the best creations God has ever gifted mankind. But I also really really love takoyaki. . . . a lot. The next thing you come in for are probably their pork bao buns. But once you've had a bun, I feel like you've had a bun. They were tasty and the bun was of the perfect squishy to fluffy consistency ratio (I have no idea what I'm talking about, go with me). But the main star are their innovative sushi bombs. They're beautiful to look at. Even more beautiful to eat. Like everyone says, the Party bomb (variety of their main sushi bombs on their menu) is the thing to get for $24. A bit on the steep side for sushi. I'm still unsure how I feel about them because it's so much rice but the fish tasted superior. I feel like I'd have to come back to try a regular maki sushi roll to make a fair analysis. A little additional thing the restaurant does is that they pre-mix the wasabi into the soy sauce. Don't worry, it's not in all of the soy sauces. You have your choice of regular and without any, medium hot, and pretty darn spicy. But they blend it in so well that it magically tastes way better than when I furiously swirl in the wasabi paste. They also sell amazing sounding noodle and ramen dishes here. Bottom line, believe the hype (I didn't know there was hype until now) and check this spot out. read more

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I've been coming to Momo since I moved to Bushwick 3 years ago and it has yet to disappoint. Contrary to some other reviews, I actually prefer Momo to Bozu for the relaxed atmosphere & food preparation. Pro tips: skip the rolls, get the bombs - they are worth it, drink the canned sake, and if they have a bao bun on the specials menu get it! My favorite single piece of sushi I've ever had in my life is the seared salmon piece here. Oh, and the momo salad doesn't sound like much, but the dressing is incredible and it is a huge salad that's big enough to share. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Just delighted by this cute lil chicken bun - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The only restaurant I would never recommend. the server cannot split the bill proper, you most likely will end up paying for food you never ate and the server is running away from you if you confront her. The server basically expects you to take over the costs for your friend's food, even if friends ate double as much. For some reason she cannot just bill your card for food you ate, her excuse is, she cannot split the tax. Other restaurants can. It really upsets me, bc she is doing it not for the first time. read more

Small, cool, and unassuming sushi/Japanese restaurant in Brooklyn. This places gets crowded and busy fast. Luckily we arrived a little early and secured a spot at the bar. Staff is professional and friendly. They took time to go over the menu and provided great recommendations. My favorites were the brussel sprouts in the browned butter and pork belly served with egg. We also tried a sushi bomb. the food, ambiance and service were fantastic. The portion size are small and therefore the meal can be pricey. it was very similar to tapas. Overall, an amazing experience. I can't wait to go back. read more

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Momo Sushi Shack is way overpriced. The sushi tastes terrible. The piece is so small but for 3 piece eel sushi, it's $8. I felt been ripped off by this place. I should also add that I am not a sushi snob. Don't waste your money!! read more

I lived a few blocks away when this spot opened and fell in love then. I've since moves states but came back for a visit and went to Momo and was sooo pleasantly surprised. The interior is the same- simple, clean and comfortable and the food is amazing and even better than I remember. Lots of vegan and veggie options. Their gyoza were out of this world! They also have little premixed soy sauce and wasabi. Mild, hot and hotter and it's the best thing ever. Could stay in there all day eating up all the goodies! read more

Definitely one of Bushwick's FINEST places... I've been hearing lots of good things about this place and I was really psyched that I finally got to try it. With a wonderful group of friends of course. Well It's starting to get pretty cold out, During the cold season, seeing this place from the outside it looks like someones garage that's been boarded up. Don't let this place fool you. Behind those wooden doors lies a place that your taste buds will thank you later for. I was here with a big group of people for a special tasting. We celebrated a birthday and the chef prepared a NINE COURSE tasting especially for us.... yeah we dat fancy! The menu (please refer to photos): Tofu & Squash Salad - The texture of this dish is amazing. You have the creaminess of the tofu which has a cream cheese like texture. Thew squash has the great bite to it. Nice and fresh. It's accompanied by grape tomatoes, olives, and lettuce. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=rc6_jzFz7eyifNxSCh5V4g Pork Betty w/ Wasabi Cream Sauce -The meat just melts in your mouth. It's cut real thins so it's not too rich with each bit. At the end you are left with the sauce on the plate. If I had rice I would dump it on and soak up all that nice sauce... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=saXnN1gVuSXkKevNJLiGmQ Sashimi & Nigiri -Some of the freshest cuts of fish i've had in awhile. It was so good that no soy sauce was even needed. It's served on a bed of stringed radishes. This was served with freshly graded wasabi. It doesn't get any fresher than this! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=ZGKK-BcRIZcq5gPFE0-H0w Persimmon, Beet & Mushroom Tempura -This was a very good surprise. I thought I was eating butternut squash, but it was persimmon. It went very well with the batter and salt. Sweet and salty at the same time. The salt is very special. It's a special Green Tea infused salt that completes the dish. Definitely something to get again! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=1qeLoV5EgjAsOhppcFlLOw Lionfish w/ Finger Limes -These animals are a thing of beauty. One of the most beautiful fishes in the ocean. Also rare and very tasty. This was freshly prepared sushi style with a special treat on top, Finger Limes. If you have never had finger limes you are missing out. These are little "caviar like" pieces of lime that burst with flavor. This is also suggested to be eaten by itself or with little soy sauce. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=xqAmB1_-jScTQMRutvH1pQ Prawn Sushi -We were told to eat this with very little or no soy sauce. You really taste the flavor of the prawn with a slight hint of the fresh wasabi that's lightly spreaded between the prawn rice/ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=zcLAnfruZrE-LJwCrPIg3A Sushi Bombs -This wasn't only a treat for the tongue, but for the eyes as well. I have never seen something like this before. This was a fresh tuna roll with cucumber, spicy mayo with a scoopful of crisp rice on top. You have a whole lot of textures going on here. It's amazing! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=b0BfMBoWHsB5yTFVWWpZ9A Fried Chicken -The fried chicken here is tasty. It's boneless chicken pieces with a ponzu dipping sauce. Everybody loves fried chicken right? http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=xI8N-edi-GObXATrt-c_1g Pork Chops w/ Apples & Pears -This was a mouthful... You get a thick cut of pork perfectly cooked and seasoned with a side of apples and pears cooked with onions. It's a bit sweet so it goes very well with the pork. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ZrzSDDj54aUlPqn4MQMKeQ?select=KlLn4ZafxwbEaeRNXWJjxw Tips: CASH ONLY NO reservations *Make sure to securely lock the bathroom doors. It's a Japanese style sliding door and I did walk in on a nice young lady doing her business. We just laughed it off... The ambiance of the place is really relaxing and romantic. It's dimly lit so you can actually talk and look into your dates eyes. All in all it was a very good experience. This definitely won't be the last time I will be there. read more

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This place answered the call when we were looking for a late night dinner in Bushwick on a holiday weekend. They share the space with another sushi place. Simple warm decor with dim lights. Communal style dining. It's intimate and hipster at the same time. My husband and I shared the Japanese fried chicken, the Party Bomb and the glorious Heritage Pork Betty. Great presentation on all the dishes. The Pork Betty was 'fall off the bone' delicious! We even took the sauce home with added rice just to soak in all that richness. The party bomb was a great choice for 2 people, the spicy mc bomb was not that spicy. I honestly can't remember which was one was my fav but it was all good. Fresh ingredients all around. The fried chicken was crispy and well done. Of note, that cucumber soda is also low key bomb, so refreshing. Also tasted the white sesame seed ice cream. Great service. Their kitchen was closing within 45mn when we arrived. Our food arrived quickly and our waitress kept checking on us. Cash only. read more

Owned by the same people of Bozu in Williamsburg, Momo Sushi Shack serves the same stellar dishes! Pros: * I prefer this location more than Bozu because it sits right outside the Morgan Avenue stop on the L, where Bozu would be a 15-20 min walk from Bedford * Comfortable and inclusive environment where all the tables are communal. The decor is super quirky especially with the stuffed rabbit head with antlers. * On a 7PM on Sunday, the place was empty with no wait needed * Love and recommend the Tuna Tartare w/ quail egg and any of their sushi rolls (fish is fresh and rice done just right). * They also offer a wide variety of sumptuous non-sushi items such as Fried Chicken, Heritage Pork Betty (sake, soy sauce, cilantro, wasabi cream), Gyoza, Udon Noodles, Ramen, and Rice Croquettes! Honestly it's always so hard to choose what you want here- because everything is so good! * Although they did raise their prices $1-2 for certain items, overall Momo is super affordable - my GFs kept saying "WOW the prices here are amazing!" 1 drink, 3 shared rolls, 1 shared party bombs, and 2 shared appetizers, came to $27/person including tax and tip! * Great service! Cons: * Although the famous Party Bombs $19 (spicy mc bomb, mc low bomb, pink bomb, and choice of spicy una, una or vegan eel bomb) are beautifully presented and delicious, the rice to fish ratio is bleak and you get at least 3 times more rice than fish. Won't be ordering this next time. Cons: * Cash only! They have an ATM right outside that charges $2 fee. read more

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I found this place scrolling through yelp looking for a good place to grab sushi in the area and I'm so glad I did. Whenever I'm eating sushi somewhere else I find myself wishing I was at momo sushi shack. The sushi here is without a doubt the best sushi I've ever had and the staff is extremely friendly. Tip: party bomb, kani roll, and the pork belly are out of this world. read more

Momo Sushi Shack - Party bomb and Pork belly. - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

PARTY BOMB (AS F-CK!) This place was amazing! I haven't been to many sushi places and this place is by no means a traditional sushi spot, but it's delicious! I've been meaning to try this place for the longest time since I live a couple of blocks away. Being an Asian girl, it's almost in our blood to love sushi, but I've actually only recently started getting into sashimi and sushi rolls myself. I've finally understood what it means to live..haha 2 must-try items on the menu are the Party Bomb and the Pork Betty (with a soft poached duck egg for an extra $2). The Party Bomb changes every once in a while based on the chef's choice. It's by far the best deal on the menu because you get 4 rolls for the price of 3 ($19). The presentation of the sushi rolls is very nice - cute little domes of rice topped with tasty sashimi fish and artfully chosen pieces that add not only to the display, but also the flavor. They give you a choice of 3 different wasabis from light to strong that are already mixed for you. The Pork Betty was AMAZINGGGGG. I didn't think that I could find a place with a better pork belly than Minca ramen, but I've seriously been impressed by Momo Sushi Shack's Pork Betty. The cilantro pairs perfectly with the pork belly that just melts in your mouth. The sauce that the pork belly sits in was so delicious I was tempted to order a side of rice to mix it with the sauce. The waiter helped us cut the soft poached duck egg. The yolk mixes with the sauce to make a delicious creamier texture that goes quite well with the pork belly and egg. I am really looking forward to the next time I can try the Kaarage and the other rolls on the menu. read more

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