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4.8 (90 reviews)
Open • 5:30 pm - 11:00 PM

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Megan S.

Took my dad here for his birthday - absolutely delicious. Our chef was so interactive and the food was perfect!

Raspberry yuzu panna cotta
Ashley P.

It had been far too long since going to an omakase and this was a great one to get back in the swing of things! Just before their one year anniversary my husband and I dined here for a date night. We splurged for the 15 course omakase and I wish I would have remembered more of what all the courses were because each and every one was delicious. The chef was right in front of us and did an excellent job of explaining each and every course. The code and service was top tier and never made us feel like we were waiting on anything. There were some unique flavors here I wasn't expecting - some salsas for example - that were surprising and delicious. Highly recommend!

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Josephine L.

Look: In NYC, omakases are more ubiquitous than Starbucks. You either pay under $90 for lackluster quality or $400+ for Michelin-star quality that makes your wallet bleed. The latter option is idiotic to me, since I'd rather spend that money on an actual trip to Japan to have real sushi. And only fools pay the middle range, which is the worst of both options. So when the cold weather derailed my original dinner plans, I begrudgingly agreed to go to Sushiichi because it was close by and because the 12-course omakase was $90 on the dot. The food was fine but forgettable. I honestly couldn't remember a single standout item two weeks later. That doesn't mean others might not enjoy it--it just wasn't memorable to me. Below is a list of what we got, for what it's worth. ........................................... 12-course omakase menu: - Appetizer: Hokkaido sea scallop with uni, paragon truffle, and uni miso - Appetizer: Smoked king fish - Nigiri: Kampachi amberjack with pickled jalapeno - Nigiri: Sea bream, plum paste, shiso flower - Nigiri: Striped jack with pico de gallo - Nigiri: Seared yellowtail with shishito pepper - Nigiri: Seared lobster, shiso leaf tempura, Mira - Nigiri: Seared trout with tomato confit - Nigiri: Toro with French truffle - Donburi: Toro donburi with uni, forbidden rice, soy sauce marinated salmon egg - Dessert: Yuzu panna cotta with raspberry glaze and raspberry bits from nitrogen

Chandler D.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would! Hands down the BEST Omakase Sushi I've had! The restaurant looks like your typical sushi restaurant with some table seating and a bar. We opted for the 15 course meal! It's pricey but it's 100% worth it! The sushi is prepared in front of you! The fish is delicious and fresh as well. The Chef and the rest of the staff provided exceptional service!

Tansy W.

Very friendly service and good sushi! I enjoyed that there were several courses with uni, which is my favorite. The best piece was the lobster that had some crunchy deep fried leaf below it. We were celebrating a birthday so they were kind enough to give us two glasses of champagne on the house. The only cons were that I generally don't love all the truffle and fancy toppings on top of fish in omakase restaurants. I prefer more traditional pieces that just honor the fish, but that was my own fault for not looking at photos ahead of time. There was also a very long wait between each piece we got, I think in part bc the chefs were talking a lot with the couples further down the counter. But not a huge deal. Definitely a great add to the area and reasonably priced!

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Edwin S.

Sushiichi is a new omakase on the block that threads the fine line of original omakase sushi and sashimi flavours while have a layer of the chef's expression on the board. There are some interesting flavours prepared but it is hard to say if they beat some of the originals. A great spot to try if you're in the area, if you liked Mari, you'd like this too (even though the backgrounds are different). Taste: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5 Value for Money: 4/5 Pro tip: There are two menus a 12 course and a 15 course. The 15 course is quite literally the 12 course plus the 3 additional ones below it. 1. Sea scallop, Uni and truffle - great start 2. 5 days fluke wasabi powder - good crunch 3. Amberjack crispy shallots and jalapeño - interesting 4. Sea bream madai shisho flower - nice bite 5. Blue fin tuna soy glazed garlic - classic 6. Shimaaji (striped jack) with pico de gallo - overpowering from the pico de gallo not a fan 7. Tamachi shishito pepper - okay 8. Seared lobster shisho leaf tempura and ikura - was the best thus far! 9. Hokkaido Uni and rice - classic 10. Akashi toro - with truffle 11. Donburi - forbidden rice and Uni and toro - forbidden rice was crunchy rest was good 12. Raspberry yuzu panna cotta - great way to end The premium set (15 course 3 add-on) 1. Kamasu , ginger and chive 2. Tasmanian ocean trout 3. Ororo with caviar All in all, good spot despite all the competition in the area!

Best dining experience I've ever had everyone was very nice and attentive. I would definitely recommend.

Alex H.

Nice addition to the neighborhood. It's a 12 or 15 course omakase menu. Tough choice on which one to order and I think it'll depend on what's on the menu for the day (ask the chef!). They seem to have a good source for their sushi as we had many interesting niguri such as the tasmanian salmon, Norwegian scampi , Canadian lobster and a really nice super premium Hokkaido uni. The dishes all had a nice clean flavor style where you weren't overpowered by too many ingredients but still could pick out unique tastes like the baked garlic and olive leaves on the pike. Simple space and friendly staff and worth a visit!

Melissa L.

THIS WAS ONE OF THE MOST STELLAR omakases I've ever enjoyed!!! Chef Frankie's flavors are simply fire. And the upgrade for the 15 piece omakase is totally worth it in terms of the quality & flavors!! I'm still drooling thinking about the little touches that all together added up to a truly memorable experience -- like the in house pickled young ginger that explodes with flavor, the knock your socks off scallop with truffle sauce, the most thoughtfully layered donburi I've ever had! I wish I could eat here every month! And oh - the space itself is beautiful. Minimalist, but warm with beautiful touches. If you care about big flavor and beautiful textures in your food, you must get a seat at Chef Frankie's bar!!!

Brad B.

Wow, a minimalistic interior beautifully done. Frankie, the chef was fantastic. I had the 15 piece Omakase. Every course was delicious the most tender Toro I've ever had in my life. He's much more creative than most Omakasa chefs in New York. I love the fact that it's off the beaten path a little bit, so you should never have a problem getting a seat here, I will definitely be back

Ben F.

Another new Omakase spot in midtown west that gets a very strong 4 for a relatively unique and memorable menu of premium fish and seafood. The counter here is relatively spacious and can seat up to 14. Unfortunately, the counter top is too high to comfortably watch chef prepare the dishes and nigiri which is a real oversight. Oddly enough we were the only two customers at the 7PM seating which made me nervous. In retrospect I think the price point here probably explains this as the $60-$99 range Omakase options in this area are so popular nowadays. Thankfully, I was very happy with the meal. The premium menu for $130 begins with three appetizers followed by 10 nigiri and then a donburi bowl. It differs from the $90 menu in that there are 3 additional nigiri and the chu toro is upgraded to o toro. There is generous use of less traditional garnish that make the pieces more memorable but some are more successful than others. For example, the Akami was topped with cured garlic which was overpowering in my opinion. On the other hand, the amberjack with pico de gallo was a surprise hit. I also appreciated the variation in texture along the way. The seared lobster with tempura shiso and ikura came at just the right time in the progression to contrast with all the excellent fatty fish. The donburi bowl was a tour de force of texture with creamy uni and the most bursting ikura I have had. The opening dish was another highlight - a sort of ceviche of scallop with uni and truffle which was resoundingly awesome. The charred salmon belly with confit tomato as well as the AAA uni were also killer. Overall I was very happy with the food here and think this place is worth a try, especially if you want something new! The $130 plus price point is an extremely competitive range for Omakase. The biggest shame was not being able to see over the counter.

My family and I came over this evening after a cruise tour at the pier. First time at this restaurant for us for omakase. The food was amazing, and service is superb. The price is actually quite reasonable for the quality of food. We will definitely come back next time when we visit again.

Chef's selection appetizers
Yuri C.

Oh my! Yes! Thank you for opening in my neighborhood! This new omakase place is an absolute gem. The freshness of the ingredients is unparalleled, resulting in an extraordinary dining experience. I had 15 course dinner premium omakase which includes chef's selection of 3 appetizers, 10 pieces of nigiri, donburi and dessert for $130. Every dish is meticulously prepared and showcases the chef's exceptional skills. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a serene ambiance. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the meal, from the presentation to the flavors. This omakase experience is truly a culinary delight that leaves you craving for more. Wow!!! I'm so lucky to have you in my area! Will visit again

Waw yummy fresh and also so much deference fish and very special for me! Thanks sushichi give me a great night!

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Mediocre fish quality (many smelled fishy) with inconsistent rice quality (too little vinegar, etc)

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Sakagura

Sakagura

4.2(2k reviews)
1.3 mi•Midtown East
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Food: 4/5 Service bumped it to a 5/5 because all of the…read morestaffs were so friendly. From the moment we walked in to us finding the bathroom and waving anyone down for our requests. We got the fish carpaccio to start and it was pretty good! It tasted like what I expected from the description. The miso soup was also good, not too salty and slightly different than your trusty takeout sushi spot. I got the dashi omelette and it was a little sweet and savory. It paired nicely with the radish. I got the cold, plum udon. Which was refreshing and a bit sour from the plums. The broth was sippable since it wasn't too salty. My friend got the mushroom cold soba and it came with mashed yam. This dish tasted more like what I was expecting since the sourness of my dish kinda was unexpected, but I still enjoyed it! My friend also got a drink and it was SO strong. I think they're serious about their drinks here I didn't see any mocktails or cocktails. They gave us black sesame ice cream on the house since her drinks came out later than expected, which was really nice! I'm not a black sesame fan, but this place's ice cream was good! You're able to chew on the black sesame's bits and pieces in there. Overall, I do think they nail Japanese food, it's supposed to be simple and clean. So if you're looking for creative and big umami flavors, that's not going to be this place. But if you want authentic, Japanese food, this is the place!

This is one of the best izakaya restaurants in Manhattan, and it keeps bringing me back time after…read moretime. The moment you walk in, you're instantly transported to Japan. The décor features light natural wood and bamboo, creating a warm, authentic atmosphere, with an impressive collection of sake lining the wall. The food is outstanding. We started with the seasonal soft-shell crab, which was incredibly fresh and fried to perfection. The daily sashimi special was exceptionally fresh, and the salad was light and refreshing. The must-order Wagyu beef, served on a hot stone, simply melted in our mouths and was unforgettable. Every dish was beautifully prepared, and I enjoyed every single bite. The impeccable service was the icing on the cake. The staff was attentive throughout our meal, making sure we had everything we needed without ever being intrusive. I absolutely loved the entire dining experience and can't wait to come back again!

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Izakaya Futago

Izakaya Futago

4.2(19 reviews)
1.3 mi•Midtown East

Soba was clean, refreshing. Tempura was fried just right…read more The eel rice (unaju) was huge (though it should be, for the price). It tasted good, though I wouldn't say it was mind blowing. We both liked the soba and tempura more. The servers were great, especially the guy who welcomed us and walked us to a quieter part of the restaurant since our baby was sleeping.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 4 Overall: 6 I am mixed about my feelings toward this restaurant. After two visits, I have enjoyed certain items, but also disappointed by others. The inconsistency in their quality leaves me a bit unsure. On top of that, their prices are relatively high. I have easily spent over $120 each visit (two people each time) without having a full meal. The items I enjoyed the most were the Oyster Emerald (8/10) for $28 and Kama Yaki Hamachi (8/10) for $23. Both are quite expensive compared to other izakaya restaurants I frequent. The Yammy Uzura (7.5/10) was very good as well. On the mediocre side, the Hamachi Carpaccio (7/10) lacked the flavors I expected. Also, most of the Sushi Spoon (6/10) I have tried are underwhelming. Quality of the rice is inferior to what I am accustomed to and definitely not worth the price. The Hokkaido Uni was $18 for that one small bite. On the negative side, their tiny portion of Fried Chicken Nanban (6/10) was nothing special and costs $21. Furthermore, the few Yakitori (5/10) skewers I have tried were somewhat dry and lacked flavor. In addition, I am really not a fan of their Agedashi Tofu (3/10), which has a goopy and slimy texture that felt off putting. Ultimately, I find some of the food here good enough to come back for, but not at these prices. Both times I left felt like I overpaid. Therefore, I don't see myself returning to this izakaya.

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4.3(186 reviews)
0.8 mi•Midtown West

Needed some small bites after work before going to a Broadway show and Sozai came up on my search…read more They were packed around 5:30 PM with the happy hour crowd so I was glad I made a reservation. Their reservations also book up quickly. I made my reservation a week before. We were seated in one of their booths which was cute, comfy, cozy, and clean. It was just my husband and i. They have good happy hour deals, but I don't remember how many dishes we ordered were on HH. We got the tako wasa, chicken karaage, kibinago, and mentaiko pasta. All were great! All my favorites and perfect for a quick dinner. Their menu is pretty extensive -- I wished we had more time to order a bunch of other dishes. Good portions for sharing. We were surprised we had some leftovers. Definitely a good spot for groups to order a bunch of tapas and mains. Service was good and the food and drinks came out within good timing. We'll definitely have to go another time when we're in the area with some friends and order a lot more. Can't wait to return.

It was a surprisingly chilly evening this summer when I left an incredible production of Oh Mary!,…read morehungry, without a set dinner plan. Craving ramen, I discovered this place on Yelp and walked in asking for a table for 4. After about a 15 min wait, we were seated at a lovely booth. The menu featured almost too many items, kind of like a Japanese izakaya diner of sorts-- they had everything from ramen to donburi to sushi and izakaya classics. My partner felt like this was too many items to offer to possibly execute anything very well, so he was skeptical. We were hungry and ordered quite a bit of food, including fried squid legs, karaage, gyudon, veggie ramen, beef noole soup, and a scallop roll. The scallop roll was not very flavorful, and the karaage's pieces were too big. Otherwise, everything was pretty tasty, including the veggie ramen, which I found surprising. Food came out quickly and service was kind and not overbearing. Would totally recommend if you're in the area.

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