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Ume Williamsburg

4.3 (697 reviews)
Ultra High-EndSushi Bars
Open 1:00 pm - 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Mari T.

Amazing authentic experience. Every single piece was amazing. You get to sit on the floor. There is literally not a single piece that isn't good. I can't for my birthday and it was such a great experience. They also did a dessert and candle for it. I would highly recommend coming here with friends since you are sharing a table. All the food came out quickly and the server was very knowledgeable

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Sophia W.

$78 for prix fixe menu (12 pieces of fish, soup, rice, and nori). Everything was really good and fresh, I liked how there are 9 salts/sauces for you to try as well. It's so fun to sit in the indoor garden, all seating is on the floor. The staff was very thorough in explaining everything. Overall, it was a great experience. I highly recommend it if you are looking for high-quality fish.

MengYao L.

Have been to Ume a few years back and wanted to check it out as I was in the area. We made reservations the same day online. I love Ume and it's just as good as I remembered it, the garden seating is always my favorite as the lighting is better. The food is great and everything tastes super fresh. I love being able to choose how I want to eat my sushi. It's a great experience and don't forget to sample all the salts. The staff here is great and always super nice and helpful.

Bella L.

Ume was honestly one of the best dining experiences I think I have ever had in my life no exaggeration. We sat out in the garden which made for such a peaceful dining experience. It was as if the city around us just disappeared. I loved that they followed traditional Japanese household rules. We removed our shoes upon arrival and got to sit on cushions on the floor. This is a GREAT first date spot (why I was there) BUT DONT WEAR A SKIRT LIKE ME LOL!!'n The Sushi set is clearly the reason that we went. My favorite part about this meal was it allowed me to try food I would probably NEVER order for myself .... Straight up out of fear but I tried EVERY single piece even though I was scared LOL. You can tell all the details of this meal have been thought out.... Even down to the collection of seasoning the chef hand picks himself from his travels. The serve was so helpful in making sure we understood exactly what we were doing and eating. Overall a HIGHLY recommended and amazing dining experience.

Mia H.

This DIY omakase experience is such a fun meal to grab with friends, family, or on a date. I highly recommend reservations as it can get busy. It's a traditional experience, where you take off your shoes at the entrance and sit on the floor. The interior of the restaurant has an "outside" portion, with a clear ceiling (but you are still inside) and it's absolutely stunning. Service was super attentive and polite. We did the omakase set for $78pp and it was delicious. You are given 12 cuts of fish with 9 different salts. For your dining experience, you can mix and match the fish and salts to curate your own meal. You are also given a menu providing the name of each of the fish and salts, as well as recommendations on how to pair them. If after the meal you are still hungry, they also offer an al carte menu for you to order more. We got their milk ice cream with soy bean powder at the end, and I absolutely loved it. Would love to come back here sometime.

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Ruby C.

My boyfriend secretly booked Ume for my birthday/our anniversary celebration, without even knowing I'd been dying to go. The garden seating is beautiful despite being a bit too shiny. The whole ambiance is so zen and relaxing which makes it perfect for a special occasion. Huge shoutout to the impeccable service: we were 30 minutes late stuck at traffic, but they still graciously held our table. They even surprised us with vanilla gelato with honey and kinako on the house, easily one of the most delicious scoops I've ever had. *Sushi Set $78 pp It was such a fun and interactive experience making our own hand rolls from a sashimi platter. We loved being able to enjoy everything at our own pace, customizing each piece with a variety of dipping sauces and special salts. It really encouraged me to slow down, savor every bite, and fully appreciate each piece. *Literally Everything Don $60 We were greedy to try more so we got one more kaishindon. Expensive but you get what you pay for: uni, ikura, scallop, toro, a5 miyazaki wagyu, caviar, and more. Every bite was pure luxury and satisfying. I only hoped I could only get this don as I was too full after finishing the sushi set, but they require at least one sushi set per person. *King Salmon Nigiri To be completely transparent, my bf found a small bone in his sashimi. He was given a completely new set, and they even treated us to king salmon nigiri. We really appreciated how proactive and thoughtful they were so it didn't affect our overall experience at all.

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Emily G.

TL;DR I'd dine here again for a special occasion! I dined here as a party of 4 for a girl's night out. The ambiance is really nice. While we didn't get seated in the sunroom, it was a lovely area. I enjoyed the experience of sitting on the ground (with pillows) and removing shoes before heading to the dining area. Facilities are kept very clean, and if you need to use the bathroom (which is within the dining area), slippers are provided. This place didn't rush us out after a certain amount of time (while many other omakase restaurants in the city do), which I really appreciated. The food itself: I personally felt only 3/12 pieces were stand out. Some of the pieces were mushy, and right after my set was served, teh sushi pieces were "sweating" on my plate. They provide the 12 pieces and the condiments (that was my fave part of the experience), seaweed, soup and rice. It is somewhat of a "choose your own adventure" since you have the variety of condiments, fish, seaweed, and rice all at once. I recommend pacing yourself, and eating parts of the sushi pieces in order to eat some with the seaweed and/or rice. The difference with the typical sushi counter omakases is those come with the rice proportioned with the fish, and you get it fresh, as soon as it's made, which also helps with the pacing of eating the food. It's a beautiful presentation, though, and I enjoyed the uniqueness of the condiments.

Vivian N.

Food was good but I felt like i'm paying for so for the experience. Staff were truly soooo kind and attentive. Willing and prepared to answer any questions. Right when you step into the restaurant it already feels like you've stepped into another part pf the world. Ambiance truly an experience.

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Lisa E.

5 stars for a unique & delicious curated experience provided by employees who seem to be extremely proud of their creations & setting. As stated, you will both have to remove your shoes and sit on the floor, on a small square pilow without the ability to lean back on a wall or support. This may be a challenge for some, I am thankful that at almost 62 years old, my Pilates classes helped to make this possible for me. It is not an easy way for older folks to sit, if they have not typically been sitting or dining like this. The sushi is exquisite, interestingly prepared and presented, with fun little bursts of salt/wasabi. At first, I thought that we would certainly need to swing by for a slice after due to being hungry, but that idea faded by the 10th piece of fish as I was extremely full. We did have a beer about an hour before, so there's that. I'd recommend leaving valuable shoes at home for this experience as they are left, fairly unattended, in the front dim room. While this might never happen, one could easily swap their old sneakers for a pair of Manolos. We do not live nearby, but it was incredibly easy to take the train into the city and pick up the L. Very easy. The area is lovely to explore, you have the waterfront & the wonderful Marsha P Johnson State Park where teams were playing soccer into the evening. I would return in a heartbeat, Lee, was one & done with the criss cross apple sauce seating.

Rachel J.

We had an unforgettable experience at Ume for my mom's birthday! Everything from the atmosphere to the service made the night special. It took us a bit to find the storefront (rain didn't help!), so I do wish the sign was a little bigger. They run on a set schedule, but we didn't wait long from our reservation time. You remove your shoes and wash your hands before entering, which adds a nice traditional touch. The preset menu includes 12 unique nigiri pieces served in an aesthetic way, and you can order more afterward. I only wish we had more room! They even surprised us with what seemed like vanilla ice cream topped with peanut shavings, which ended up being our favorite part. Big thanks to our enthusiastic server for making the evening so memorable!

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Athena L.

i've wanted to try ume for maybe forever (or for as long as i can remember living here). finally made a reservation for two with the new year. ume feels like the whole package -- you first right a doorbell outside in the foyer to be let into the main part of the restaurant where you have an opportunity to wash your hands and leave your shoes. from there on, the ambiance is all encompassing -- the lighting is dim with soft calming music in the background (and all the parties on the day i was there followed suit with low voices and quiet conversations). seating embraces a traditional japanese vibe with low tables and cushions to sit on, and the staff is not only friendly but very attentive and sweet in a way that made me feel as though they enjoyed what they did immensely. the prix fixe set is also traditional in an untraditional way -- the pieces are pretty standard and classic for omakase (all fresh and prepared well, as expected, and fitting for the season), but they invite you to be free with how you choose to eat each one. they provide a nori set and some rice, as well as an exceptional seasoning set that i very much could have eaten by itself. the soup provided to start off the course was a surprising delight as well. to top it off, we ordered the dessert (mochi and ice cream) which was also delicious and deceptively simple (had notes of nuttiness and caramel and brown sugar). all in all, it very much is a whole experience from the moment you step into the building and i would gladly do it again.

Jeongmin H.

Loved every single bite! The pieces are bigger than they seem and it was surprisingly pretty filling. I also got their cucumber matcha drink and it was incredible. I wish I could drink it every single day. We did have to wait close to 30 mins for our food to come out, which dug into our designated dining time but were able to still finish on time.

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Clara S.

Really aesthetic sushi place in Brooklyn. We sat outside in the covered patio and omg the vibes were 10/10. Service was ok-- it was extremely slow though, especially to get our check like... we waited 30 minutes just to get it. - Sushi set: 8/10 (really beautiful and creative. Some of the fish were better than others. Seaweed was soggy though...) - Handroll: 10/10 (yummmyyy but expensive! Can't go wrong though with uni and caviar) - Peach juice: 6/10 (good peach juice but a bit too thick to go well with the delicate flavors of the sushi) Good to go once. Not sure if I'll be back though... kinda expensive and mid for the price?

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Do they serve any other alcohol besides saki?

Yes. They do offer some cocktails.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Do they have gluten free options?

Yes!

Can I bring my dog for outdoor?

Yes you can :)

Do they do take out?

Yes, they have a takeout menu on their website!

Do they serve alcohol here?

yes, they have a variety of sake!

Do they do reservations?

Yes they take reservations on Resy

Is there outdoor dining?

Yes, they have both outdoor and indoor seatings.

Do they have regular table sitting instead of sitting cross-legged on floor?

No they don't

Do they take walk-ins for lunch?

Yes

Do they offer any vegetarian options is I want to bring my friend for Omakase?

Unfortunately they don't. They serve mainly fish.

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