Went for their BOGO deal. Not really worth. The ambiance: kitchen lights were all turned off except for one row, from outside, we couldn't tell if the restaurant was open or not. Maybe the dim lighting was the vibe they're going for but it was interesting. As for the quality, perhaps it's because it was BOGO that the quality was not good. For some pieces, the rice was too warm while the sashimi was cold. That combo was not what I would've expected from an omakase spot. I was also surprised when they opened up a box of uni and over half of the uni was all mushed. One of those spots that is too overhyped by influencers. read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

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For 2026, they're doing a Buy One Get One 50% off omakase deal for all 3 of their omakase sets! I really enjoyed the Tsukiji 18-course experience here which came with 3 appetizers, 12 fresh quality pieces of nigiri, 2 yummy hand rolls, and a dessert at the end. Service and interior was also a 10/10! read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Great experience and amount of food, especially for its price point. I got in on the last week of December where they were running a 30% off deal on the omakase and a la carte options. I enjoyed most of the offerings though my chef was a little quiet so I couldn't hear what some of the fish pieces were. I ordered the $98 chefs special and with 18 courses I definitely left full. I will say their dessert is very average. I had a tiny slice of cheesecake and the apps are just ok so it may be a better deal to go with their least expensive option and just tack on a la carte pieces. They start promptly at the scheduled time since the chefs work on a cycle so promptness is encouraged. The hostess was also super sweet and was very responsive to questions and requests. I think they're still running a promo (BOGO 50% off) in January 2026 so definitely recommend others to come try. read more

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Won a $100 credit to dine here from an instagram giveaway so I made a resy for one for 6:30pm on a Friday evening to try. They no longer do AYCE after the omakase, so don't come and expect that. I got the $98 omakase which include 3 appetizers, 12 nigiris, 2 handrolls, and a dessert. If I had to pay completely out of pocket for the meal, I would be disappointed. For some pieces, the rice was quite hot and the chutoro and wagyu was chewy. My favorite pieces were the butter fish, scallop with uni, and monkfish liver with octopus. Service was slow in between the pieces since the chef was also serving another group. The atmosphere didn't feel very warm with the dark lighting. Overall, I would not return with the myriad of other affordable omakases around. read more

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After trying a few affordable omakase spots, I can confidently say that Toka has the BEST VALUE so far, in terms of the number of courses, the quality of the sashimi, and the overall dining experience. We didn't feel rushed at all and the interior was very spacious. They're currently offering 30% off through the end of December, which means you can enjoy their $98 18-course omakase for just $68, with a no-tipping policy. They also offer other tiers, including 13 courses for $58 and 16 courses for $78. My favorites: - Miso Black Cod - super buttery and tender. - Scallop with Hokkaido Uni - hokkaido uni seriously leveled this up. - King Salmon - meaty, fresh, and packed with clean flavor. - Otoro with Caviar - melt-in-your mouth buttery - Toro Handroll - the crispy onion added such a nice crunch. They started the meal with a trio of appetizers (yellowtail sashimi, beef tartare, and miso cod), which added a nice variety. What really surprised me was how generously each piece was sliced. Unlike many cheaper omakase spots that torch almost everything, they let the freshness of the fish speak for itself. Sure, you don't get a ton of chef interaction or fancy toppings at this price, but honestly, I have zero complaints for what you're paying. The scallop nigiri topped with Hokkaido uni ended up being one of my favorite bites of the night. And yes, you still get premium cuts like otoro with caviar, wagyu, and eel with foie grast. For dessert, they offer two options. The yuzu cheesecake tastes exactly as you'd expect, so I'd recommend going for the hojicha rice pudding, which had a rich hojicha flavor and was the perfect way to end the meal. read more

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My favorite omakase spot in the city! The flavor combinations, how fresh the fish is, the service, the price, everything was outstanding. I did the Kizu menu while my husband did the Toyosu. Some of my favorite bites were the white tuna with miso and the eel with foi gra on top (100/10), but honestly everything was delicious. Wendy and Jason were the nicest!! They made our experience so much better with how attentive and kind they were. Extra tip: They are having a 30% sale on everything during the week so don't miss out! read more

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This review is for their Omakase special I saw that their omakase special was ending on Oct 31 so wanted to try it out. I was easily able to get a reservation for 2. The special is $98/person (tip included) for a 13(?) course omakase and then an AYCE portion from 6 options. Also unlimited either dry or sweet sake, and beer. For the AYCD, they give you either the can of beer or a little carafe of sake. Overall, the experience was good but had some areas for improvement. There was good diversity in the pieces given and they do deliver on the promise of AYCE at the end. One issue that was evident was that there was inconsistency in the size of the pieces given. There were 3 chefs and some people had much larger fish pieces depending on who their chef was. Also, a handful of our nigiri was falling apart when we got them. The amount of wasabi also varied significantly between pieces. For the AYCE portion, one of us got a large order of wagyu and many of the pieces came out pretty raw since they didn't torch the pieces thoroughly. They did torch it more upon request. The service though is great. Our server was so friendly and attentive, made sure to keep our glasses full. There are about 15 bar seats and several tables of 4. read more

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AYCE omakase with unlimited drinks included for $98 and no tipping -- enough said. Located on the LES, The dining experience here is about 90 minutes. From sit down to end of meal, it is a pretty smooth experience and I did not feel rushed at all. The chef started us off with the standard 13-course at a good pace. We finished that in 30 minutes, leaving us ample time to enjoy the AYCE part of the omakase. There's 6 nigiri choices, which you write down on a piece of paper how much of each piece you'd like and you can only order once. I made sure I did not go overboard with my order since I hate feeling overstuffed for the sake of value. The chef worked quickly to make everyone's pieces. He catered to our palate and gave us extra wasabi to add for our liking and was generous with the pickled ginger too. The vibes were definitely more vibrant here compared to other omakases I've been to, but I guess when the alcohol comes free flowing constantly ... everyone enjoyed themselves and good chatter was flowing around the restaurant. Definitely a great experience and for the value -- it's unbeatable. read more

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Great option for an AYCE omakase! They have six types of nigiri to choose from compared to the standard three you might find at their competitors. I will say the toppings here aren't as premium, but it's alright since we came here for the AYCE element. No frills here. Chill vibes. Oh and their yuzu sake is homemade and very addicting. We had like 6 cups each! Servers made sure our cups were never empty. read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Omakase - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

I will be dreaming about this place until I can have it again. My first experience doing omakase, and I don't think I can do it any other way. Had a 6:30 reservation, and as you're seated the chef greets you and shortly after you're offered drinks. I had two different types of Sakes, a house and a yuzu one that I preferred, but they also have beer. They start the 14-courses pretty quickly. My favorite of the 14 courses was the spanish mackerel, but there was not piece that I didn't love. Everything was fresh and melted in your mouth. I did about 20 pieces of the AYCE portion and I could have done more. I love eel, and I'm glad that they included the unagi in the AYCE portion since it wasn't part of the original tasting portion. They also made sure my Sake was filled at all times. Service was super attentive. One thing I would say is that although they put that gratuity is included in the price, when getting your receipt there are still suggested tipping options at the bottom. Seems to go against what they advertise, but I will be recommending this place to everyone!! read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - House rules - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

3.5 standard omakase restaurant, I had omakase at "fancier" places. This place seemed fine, and we got a 30% off deal for going in December of 2025. For around $76 this was a good deal. I didn't take pictures of all the dishes, but they were all pretty good. I thought the hand roll was a little icy, but otherwise everything else was fine. I was just coming from work so I had my laptop bag with me, they pointed to a table where I could put my bag down but I opted to keep it on the floor between me and the bar. Would be nice if they could install some hooks... read more

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I've been meaning to try an AYCE omakase experience since seeing it on TikTok a few months ago. After tonight, I'm going to stick to traditional omakase moving forward. At the $98 price point (before tip and tax) this is quite an affordable omakase. They serve you 13 courses prior to the final AYCE portion. The fish quality was lower than I expected. I thought it was sus when I smelled a fishy stench the moment I stepped into the restaurant. My favorites of the night were the squid nigiri and toro handroll. Least favorite was the Spanish mackerel (WAY too fishy). Now for the grand finale - the highly anticipated AYCE part! You're given a paper with 5 different types of nigiri and you write down how many of each you'd like. Here, I ordered a bunch of wagyu and toro nigiri. The wagyu was decent, but not as tender as some A5 wagyu that I've had in the past. Something that rubbed me the wrong way was that the website states tip is included in the $98, however when the bill came, we were prompted to provide a tip. This was nearly a $42 upcharge out of left field. If tip is not included, the site needs to be updated. I'm glad I tried the viral AYCE omakase trend, but I will not be returning. read more

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Wow what a hidden gem. I almost don't want to leave a review to hide it from the public but I have to! My wife and I made reservations because we were nearby and were craving omakase. We made last minute reservations and were the only ones there. We were greeted by a nice waitress who sat us down and let us choose which omakase package to get. The chef came and carefully crafted each piece. The fish and rice was amazing and to top it off we got sake, wine, and dessert. Look at the pictures I posted and you'll start drooling! Coming back soon as they always have specials. Until the end of the year all omakase is 30% off! read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Rating: 4.2 stars Competing with the other Omakase AYCE sushi restaurants popping up. The Omakase was delicious - loved the sea bream and cod. They end with 2 hand rolls which were okay and very filling (would avoid those if possible). You also get unlimited sake (2 choices) / soft drink. Sake was okay. Then comes the AYCE portion. You get one shot to order as much as you want. No backsies / second chances. Best were toro (fatty tuna) and then a distant second lean tuna. The rice to fish ratio was perfect. Worst were yellowtail and waygu. It was barely edible after the other delicious pieces. I would avoid those. It was right on par with the other AYCE/ drink/ omakase restaurants until the yellowtail / waygu. Having said that it's still a steal when you look at value and cost. I would definitely go back for the tuna + omakase and recommend checking it out. Service was fantastic read more

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One of the best deal in NYC is this all you can eat and all you can drink Omakase for $98 per person. All Nigiri's are fresh as should be with Chef explaining each as served. The staff is very nice and they keep the drink flowing. All you can drink consist of sake, yuzu sake & beers and whatever else they have for the day. Main dining counter is large L shaped counter however overall restaurant is fairly large and well spaced. This is definitely an Omakase that can be repeatedly visited. read more

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I came here with me and my twin sister for our birthday dinner with my whole entire family and it was so amazing. Let me just tell you first of all the chef and the staff were just so incredibly nice and took so much great care of us and they really made the whole experience a lot of fun. We got to sit at the bar so we got a nice first glance and do everything that we're making however every fish was prepared which was so cool. The food itself was mind blowing. I just can't even describe it. It was so good so fresh and everything just had such a great flavor profile that I will never be able to eat normal sushi again. They also do and all you can eat, and all you can drink sake pairing with the entire experience, which I think is really fun so we had a few sake that we could try which was really delicious and our waitress was so fun because she just kept pouring more into our glass if she saw that we were getting low Then all you can eat portion they have you write down how many pieces of sushi you would like for each different type of fish and I will say don't go too crazy because if you don't finish yet, you have to pay per piece of sushi that you don't eat But if you do go with a group, it might be OK because the group could finish it for you So since we came on our birthday, they also gave us a cute little candle in our desserts and they also gave us a little birthday present, which was a really adorable keychain so I would totally come here again. It is pricey, but I think it's definitely worth it. read more

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My first time leaving an omakase experience full! I went during their 30% off everything and got an 18 course dinner for $68 and a toro nigiri for $3.50, a great deal! The pieces are simple and wasn't overdone with toppings, which I really liked! They go pretty light on wasabi and I found myself not needing to ask like I usually do. The pieces were bigger than most omakase places I've had. read more

Dinner was amazing at Toka. We had the omakase and everything was fresh and flavorful. The chef was friendly and generous, it definitely created a neighborhood type of vibe. We even got some off menu items! The omakase ranged from wagyu tartare to monk fish liver to scollop to uni to foie gras with eel, and everything in between. The hojicha pudding at the end was smooth and soothing. Highly recommend! read more

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There is an over saturation of omakase restaurants in NYC and I'm not sure what's encouraging restauranpenurs (yes I just made that word up) to open more. Fortunately, Toka offers a unique experience where the vibe is a bit more edgy, but the offering is unique. It's not the same fishes and garnishing every other omakase spot serves. On top of this, they also have a AYCE portion, so you really get your money's worth. The AYCE portion has 7 additional pieces, where you can order only two at a time as many as you want within your allotted time limit. We finished the tasting menu in 30 minutes so we had 45 minutes to really go crazy on the AYCE portion. All of this for $88 is a steal and a half. read more

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Went here last night for their omakase promo! And omg! What a delight. Unassuming ambiance and moody decor. The staff are attentive, and the chefs are very much serious and professional. The biggest star here is the fresh fish. And the TORO! Amazing amazing! Love it read more

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03/2025 AYCE omakase was a new thing to me and after seeing so many videos on social media about this place, I decided to give it a try. Went on a Friday soon as they opened and I guess since it was the first slot and not busy, all the fish were cut on the spot. We noticed that for the second slot, the fish was precut, most likely because it is a lot busier. For $88, you have 1hr 15m from the time of your reservation for the omakase and order from the AYCE options. You can order 2 pieces of the unlimited options at a time and the wagyu option is limited to 1 piece. We enjoyed the experience, the fish was fresh and we liked that the AYCE options offered were not the pieces served in the omakase. Ended up eating extra 10pcs. Our favorite were the lean and the fatty tuna. A very interesting one was the eel. The eel was served with foie gras and PARMESAN CHEESE! What an interesting combination, but somehow it worked. Although the nigiri was not memorable (except for the eel), I have to say the appetizers were really good. The desserts offered with the omakase were amazing! Hojicha pudding and a yuzu cheesecake, both very refreshing and delicious. The restaurant is big and they have counter and table seating available. Service was extremely attentive and friendly. Recommended if you are looking to try an AYCE omakase experience. I suggest you to not overeat just because it's an AYCE and enjoy the meal instead. read more

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Hamachi w crispy onions and ponzu sauce Miso soup with clams and squid Sea bass with yuzu salt Madai with soy and wasabi King salmon Shimaji Spanish mackerel with rainbow sesame Black cod radish pumpkin mustard seed Fire squid Chutoro with truffle Otoro with caviar Snow crab and uni AYCE - 8 pieces: 2x toro, 2x salmon, 1x ikura 1x lean tuna, 1x unagi with foie gras, 1x wagyu Chefs and other staff are all so nice and attentive. Plus they make all the pieces in front of you fresh. Some really premium items and you get to order extra included in the price. Very clean and cute for a date night or with friends. Rice was overcooked and ikura was marinated with way too much soy sauce - only downsides but they're very important. Fix the mushy rice and excessive sauce and this is a 5 read more

AYCE omakase for just $98pp is such a steal in nyc. You shouldn't expect top quality fish considering it's ayce, but every single nigiri was delicious. I just wish they could've included the eel and wagyu as part of the tasting, because it's included in the ayce menu at the end but since we didn't get to taste it I wasn't sure how many pieces I should get. They also don't add any of the toppings for the ayce portion, just fyi. It comes with unlimited sake, which I LOVED the yuzu sake, and dessert at the end. Overall a good deal and definitely left feeling full. read more

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Amazing service.. great quality. The vibe is a little more quiet than Souraji and less drink options. But the fish was just as fresh and I love that there are 6 choices for the unlimited. Highly recommend this spot for ayce and aycd! My favorites were the scallop and the yellowtail. read more

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My family and I enjoy our omakase experience! For $98 we enjoy an omakase, all you can drink, and ayce sushi at the end of the omakase! Each tasting was delicious, we loved everything! The fish was so fresh and melts in your mouth! At the end of the omakase you get a chance to order single piece nigiri's! This part is a one time order but all you can eat. So you can order as much as you want but you have to finish it! The staff was so kind and attentive especially when it came to the all you drink, they made sure we always had a drink! This is totally worth the price! Especially coming from San Diego, where something like this is close to $175+! We've experienced a few omakases in Japan and this is high up there with those experiences! I will definitely be coming back here! Highly recommend! read more

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For the price and unlimited sushi, not bad. Quality isn't the greatest ever but what would you expect for an ayce. Still, it was pretty yummy and higher quality than i'd expect. Went in a group of 4 and was able to chow down. Favorite was definitely the toro. Service was good but a little slow in the beginning. They weren't crazy strict on the time limit either. read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Came in for a 5 PM reservation for omakase on Saturday as a group of 4. Everything about this place - vibes, service, staff, food were top tier! Our chef made everything in front of us and explained each dish to us. Each serving was absolutely delicious and unlike anything you would get elsewhere. At the end of the tasting menu, we were able to enjoy sushi a la carte. The sushi here is different as they were standard servings without the chef's twist to them. This really completed the experience as we all left with full stomachs. read more

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We really enjoyed our time at Toka. Service was very friendly. The food was really good. The place was pretty dead, but it was Sunday night at 8:00. The vibes were a little off because the place wasn't very busy. The all you can eat was interesting. After the omakase experience, you get the chance to order was much as you want one time, with the caveat you must eat it all, no to go, and you'll get charged extra for anything you don't eat. The all you care to drink sake and beer was nice too. read more

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I would ABSOLUTELY recommend the omakase that Toka has to offer. All you can eat sushi and drinks for a fixed price... LET'S GO!!! I was full from a meal I had earlier in the day, but it was a great portion of food regardless. The omakase was delicious, the speed of service for the omakase was amazing and the service overall was phenomenal. Kudos to the chef for being able to serve in a timely fashion all our nigiri even though there were different guests that sat down at different times. I would definitely frequent this establishment if I lived in NYC. read more

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I saw their omakase on Instagram and wanted to give them a try. Upon arrival, the hostess was very kind and hospitable. My partner and I were seated immediately. As for the food, I didn't have much expectations. The fish isn't the freshest but still decent and tasty. I was definitely full after the last handroll. I thought it was just an average experience and nothing special. I probably won't be coming back since there are better places in the city. read more

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Amazing AYCE omakase experience!! The staff and chef were all super attentive and extremely nice. Interesting to see others' reviews and set of food, and how it was a bit different than mine (1 appetizer, 10 piece of nigiri, 2 handrolls, 1 dessert), followed by the AYCE portion. They were not super strict on the time limit, and were super nice throughout the entire experience. One of the owners kept coming over to make sure we had drinks at all time (included in the AYCE portion which has fountain drinks, sake, and beer). It was really nice speaking to all of the chefs about their experience, and everything. The AYCE portion was amazing, though the wagyu wasn't the best. It's great for an AYCE menu, can't really get better than it, which includes lean toro, fatty toro, salmon, wagyu, yellowtail, and eel. Would definitely recommend coming here, even for the normal sets where everything includes tip!! :) read more

I found myself here once I saw the menu for their Valentine's Day special and was immediately interested. I had seen their videos around Instagram a couple times and had always been interested in the menu so I was thrilled to finally make a visit here. The special was a $78 7 course menu. First off, shoutout to Julia for making my experience here so great! She was the absolute sweetest and you could tell she really wanted people to enjoy the food and experience here. We chatted for a bit and got to try their yuzu sake as well - it's homemade and you must try it because it's delicious. There were a lot of yuzu elements within their dishes which I absolutely loved. Everything I had, I wanted more of. The only downside for me is that the portions were a bit small for the price in my opinion. I did leave still a bit hungry. I think it would've been great if there was a bigger portion of the pasta or another dish. The food and service were great so I don't regret it but I would have to opt for an a la carte menu perhaps next time. That aside, I truly did enjoy the food and here's what I had: 1) Hokkaido Scallop Sashimi The scallop was cooked perfectly and just felt like it was melting on my tongue. I loved the how the yuzu brightened up the sauce as well. 2) Toro Tartare This was a top dish for me. I didn't want it to end and the tartare was so silky smooth and rich that I had to eat slowly to savor it all. 3) Miso Black Cod Nothing beats a classic miso black cod! Their mustard sauce was a great addition as well. 4) Deep Fried Snow Crab These crab legs were fried to perfection in my opinion. I just wished there was at least 1 more! 5) Clam Miso Soup I enjoyed this but I almost wish it came first and had some more spunk to it. It was the most "normal" item on the menu for me. Still delicious however and I could really taste the clams I. The broth. 6) Squid Ink Pasta I wanted a whole bowl of this one. Even without the uni, I was loving the yuzu and Parmesan sauce with the squid ink noodles. I've been inspired by this one to try and make a similar sauce. 7) Dessert This one came with a matcha cheesecake and yuzu cheesecake! No conpmaints here! The flavors were really well balanced and still maintained the concept of what a cheesecake is in my opinion. Overall, I'd come back but perhaps for specific a la carte items! I loved my time here and I want to give a huge thank you to all of staff and chefs who made my experience so fun here. Can't wait to return! read more

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It's a good value for AYCE omakase, but the flavor fell short. There's no single piece that wows me. There's 90mins seating time, start with 10 nigiri and two handrolls. That was done really fast, then you get to order the AYCE, but you only get to order limited options and you can only order once. So you need to be very strategic about which piece and how many you can consume. Which is a bit frustrating because some of them on the list were never served. There are salmon, ototo, wagyu, yellowtail, eel and tuna on the menu which is not bad but it was really hard to decide how many to order in just one order The sake is all you can drink from couple different options which I think is great if you can drink. Staffs are friendly. Tip is optional read more

My girlfriend won a giveaway for this spot, so we showed up to an amazing omakase experience on a Thursday night. All of the nigiri was fresh, glossy, and overall very solid - using Chinese rice which is a bit distinct from typical Japanese sushi rice. This place also comes with AYCD sake which the yuzu sake tasted really good. What makes this place unique is after their usual course, they give you a slip with a selection of fish and we write down the number of each fish we want. It then becomes an AYCE sushi spot. I opted for a lot of unagi and Wagyu and they both satisfied my stomach so much. This is a nice spot for any occasion - a date, hangout with friends, bringing family that may be visiting from town. read more

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I saw other negative comments about this restaurant before I went. It started to worry me. However, after trying, I think it is fine for AYCE omakase. The unlimited sake and yuzu drink are good enough that I don't taste much water down although other reviewers said so. About raw fish, I have to say overall it was just ok as you get what you pay, especially you can ask additional pieces after regular 14 courses. The chef brushed a thick layer of sauce on every piece of fish. Therefore, after meal, I did feel a little thirsty. The restaurant embraces dark accents in decor that is not my favorite. As we paid, the bill still suggested tipping so we did because the service was decent and attentive in the evening I went. If you have not tried this newly open AYCE omakase (less than a year) , it is fun to try. read more

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Decided to walk in to give AYCE omakase a try. I think it was pretty worth it, but some of the flavors were lacking because they use the same 2 sauces for the regular omakase. I noticed that they used extra rice during the regular omakase set to sort of fill you up more before the AYCE portion. As far as the extra nigiri, I ordered an extra 14 pieces which I felt like was worth the $98 even though the majority ended up being toro. I'd consider going back if I wanted a really filling meal. It's not very good for actual unique omakase flavors though compared to regular omakase spots. read more

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Toka was just OK. I had a feeling the quality might dip a bit now that the restaurant's gained more popularity. I came here because I won an IG giveaway. The website listed a menu with two appetizers, ten pieces of nigiri, one hand roll, and dessert--but we only received one appetizer (salmon sashimi). Service was on the slower side, and the staff seemed a bit stretched thin and rushed. The courses came out one after another with little pacing. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. read more

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Incredibly attentive and sweet staffs! Both the chef and host were personable and all the pieces were delicious. Would revisit! read more

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Had an amazing date night at Toka recently - the fish was very fresh and we loved being able to add additional bites at the end! Overall favorite dishes of the night were: - miso cod appetizer - unagi - fatty tuna - wagyu It's also BYO, so we brought a delicious sake that went well with the meal! read more

Worst Omakase Experience Ever - Don't Be Fooled by the "All You Can Eat" Gimmick This was hands down the worst omakase I've ever had. The "all you can eat" label is nothing but a marketing trick -- the quality is absolutely unacceptable. The fish was not fresh at all and completely flavorless. One piece of mackerel was so bad it made me feel nauseous -- I couldn't even finish it. It honestly felt like they were just serving whatever leftovers they could find. The sushi chef looked completely unprofessional -- the sushi was poorly made and totally unappetizing. At the beginning, they even served pieces with an overwhelming amount of rice, like they were trying to fill you up fast. They offer "unlimited sake," but it was honestly undrinkable. It tasted like watered-down rubbing alcohol. One of my friends said it was like drinking disinfectant. At $98 per person, this place is not cheap, and it's nowhere near worth the price. Don't be fooled by the glowing reviews on social media -- they are completely misleading. Also, while their website clearly says no tipping, when you ask the server about tipping, they don't mention that policy at all and still expect you to leave a tip. It feels intentionally misleading and uncomfortable. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. There are way better omakase spots in the city for the same price (or less) with actual quality, professionalism, and integrity. read more

Toka Chef Kitchen - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York