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- Craftsmanship at its finest is displayed at Sushi Noz, where guests experience our seasonal omakase menu curated nightly by Chef Nozomu Abe. Known as "Noz" to his friends, Abe-san is part of a movement from Japan advancing Edomae-style sushi, incorporating aging and preparation techniques that date back to Japan's Edo period.
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Sushi Noz. EXPERIENCE. Chef Nozomu Abe's vision to create a superlative dining experience – memorable, intimate, elegant, and a feast for the senses – was inspired by childhood memories of extraordinary fish from his grandfather's seafood company in Hokkaido. Thus, Sushi Noz was born.
Apr 24, 2022 · Sushi Noz is on the short list of famous sushi restaurants in New York City. Is it worth the $500+ price tag?
Sushi Noz. 181 E. 78th St., New York, 10075, USA. There is a certain energy that courses through this sacred space, where every detail recreates an intimate Japanese refuge. Some of the tools alone are marvels, and Chef Nozomu Abe is a meticulous and engaging craftsman.
- 181 E. 78th St, New York, 10075, New York State
- Yes
- (917) 338-1792
- Japanese
Sushi Noz is a Japanese restaurant in New York City. [2][3] The restaurant serves sushi and has received a Michelin star. [4] In 2023, its Michelin rating was increased to two stars.
Sushi Noz serves their rice noticeably hotter than what we’ve found at most other sushi omakase restaurants. The less time you wait to eat each piece, the better. So lunge at your piece of goldeneye snapper as soon as the chef places it in front of you.
- 181 E 78th St, New York, 10075, NY
- Hannah Albertine
The Hinoki Counter at Sushi Noz Nozomu Abe's vision to create a superlative dining experience – memorable, intimate, elegant, and a feast for the senses – was inspired by childhood memories of extraordinary fish from his grandfather's seafood company in Hokkaido.
Sushi Noz. New York, US. From the minimalist design, 200-year-old Hinoki wood and rare Tamo ash counter seating, to the Edo-era ice box, kimono-wearing staff and meticulous, near-ceremonial treatment of the menu, Sushi Noz is an authentic slice of Japan transplanted on the Upper East Side.
