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   What is the best Omakase in NYC?

   • From splurge-worthy counters that define the category to lower-priced, affordable options, here's the absolute best omakase in NYC for every budget. One of New York’s newest sushi additions is Omakase Room by Shin (the sister counter to Omakase Room by Mitsu downtown), which replaces Kaiseki Room by Yamada in a sleek Midtown space.

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   What is the best Omakase in New York in 2024?

   • The Best Omakase In New York In 2024 Image credit: Shinn East | Instagram If you’re looking for a more affordable omakase option, check out Shinn East. Helmed by one of the youngest sushi chefs in New York, this omakase spot delivers beautifully presented fresh sushi on a price point that won’t break your bank.

   Here's Where To Find The Best Omakase In NYC In 2024

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   How much does Omakase cost in NYC?

   • This bastion of luxury sushi is one of the city’s longest running omakase counters and often considered an NYC bucket list restaurant. At Masa, the Columbus Circle eatery orchestrates Manhattan’s most expensive omakase option, which starts at $750—but in order to guarantee a seat at the hinoki sushi counter, it’ll cost you $950.

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   What is the cheapest sushi omakase in New York?

   • From the same hospitality group behind sushi favorites like Ume in Williamsburg, Shinn East in the East Village, and Sanyuu West in Chelsea, Thirteen Water is the latest in a number ofrelatively affordable sushi omakase restaurants to open in New York. And better yet? It’s one of the best. Cost: $75 per person for a 13-course sushi omakase.

   The Resy Guide to Omakase in New York

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   Where can I eat Omakase?

   • Here are some restaurants where you can relish the full omakase experience, from sushi and yakitori to kaiseki, and at every price point. Newly added to the list: Yoshino, Kanoyama, Sushi Lin, Ito, Studio 151, Sushi Yasuda, Sushi W, and Moody Tongue Sushi. Please note that all prices are subject to change.

   The Resy Guide to Omakase in New York

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   Which sushi omakase is the best in Tokyo?

   • Chef Shion Uino brings his experience from Tokyo’s esteemed three Michelin-starred Sushi Saito, so you know this omakase is one of the best in the city. For frequent guests who keep coming back for more, they will recognize some of the chef’s signature dishes, such as hairy crab dressed with Japanese black vinegar or the 48-hour marinated Tako.

   The 23 Best Omakase Restaurants In NYC - Gotham Mag

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2. www.thrillist.com › eat › new-yorkBest Omakase Sushi in NYC, Ranked by Price - Thrillist

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   Aug 19, 2024 · From splurge-worthy counters that define the category to lower-priced, affordable options, here's the absolute best omakase in NYC for every budget. Photo courtesy of Omakase Room by Shin...

3. www.theurbanlist.com › a-list › best-omakase-nyc-newHere's Where To Find The Best Omakase In NYC In 2024

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   • Moko. 138 2nd Ave, East Village. Located in the East Village, Moko offers a delightful omakase experience with a modern twist.
   • Shinn East. 119 E 7th St, East Village. If you’re looking for a more affordable omakase option, check out Shinn East. Helmed by one of the youngest sushi chefs in New York, this omakase spot delivers beautifully presented fresh sushi on a price point that won’t break your bank.
   • Shinzo. 89 E 2nd St, East Village. A hidden gem in the East Village, Shinzo offers a refined traditional omakase experience with great quality fish and no fuss.
   • Trust Bae. 1204 Broadway, Midtown. If you’re interested in a theatrical omakase experience, snag a reservation at Trust Bae.

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     Christopher John Rogers for J.Crew, omakase in Dumbo, more NYC events

     Omakase spot Kinjo opens in Dumbo, Christopher John Rogers designs for J.Crew, Jenny Bird takes Nolita and more on this week's Alexa calendar. Each week, Alexa is rounding ...

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5. nomsmagazine.com › best-omakase-in-nyc10 Best Omakase Restaurants In NYC You Must Try In 2024

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   • Sushi Nakazawa
   • Masa
   • Juku
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   • Shion 69 Leonard Street
   • Sushi Noz
   • Kanoyama
   • Sushi of Gari 46
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   Chef Nakazawa’s take on omakase sushi embodies the Japanese tradition and artisanship paired with exceptional hospitality. This Michelin-starred restaurant features a sleek black-and-white space where sushi masters craft exquisite bites. The Omakase Menu offers around 20 varieties of Nigiri made from top-quality ingredients, especially from Japan. ...

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   Masa, the only three-star Michelin Japanese restaurant in New York, offers a once-in-a-lifetime sushi experience. Their Hinoki wood sushi counter, sanded daily to perfection, is a work of art. The minimalist decor focuses your attention on the food, crafted from peak-season ingredients to highlight their natural character. Masa perfectly embodies s...

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   Juku invites you to experience omakase on their top floor, guided by Chef Kazuo Yoshida. Each dish honors Japanese tradition, with diners entrusting the chef to curate the season’s best. The chic ambiance and Tokyo-style vibes enhance the exclusive, reservation-only omakase at 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:00 pm. Chef Yoshida’s meticulous selection of f...

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   Sushi Ikumi in SoHo offers an intimate 12-seat omakase experience using traditional Kaiseki techniques. As the sister restaurant of Hirohisa, it boasts cleanliness, excellent service, and delicious sushi. The Chef’s Tasting menu, lasting about 2 hours, showcases the chef’s knife mastery. Favorites include uni, futomaki, kohada, saba, and kanpachi. ...

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   In the basement of Mifune, Sushi Amane offers an intimate nine-seat counter experience with top-quality ingredients and attentive service. This small Japanese restaurant sources many ingredients from Japan. The Omakase features five small dishes, nine nigiri sushi, tamago, a hand roll, miso soup, and dessert. For the nigiri sushi, you’ll get the fi...

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   Shion at 69 Leonard Street stands as a beacon of Michelin-starred excellence in the realm of sushi. Renowned sushi master Shion Uino, acclaimed for his expertise honed at Tokyo’s three-star Sushi Saito, brings Edomae-style sushi to this eight-seat stone counter setting. Chef Uino sources seafood directly from fishermen in his hometown of Amakusa, e...

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   No sushi lover in New York can resist the allure of “Noz.” At Sushi Noz, you’ll step into a Sukiya-style world with nail-free cedar woodwork and a 200-year-old Hinoki wood counter. Their Ash Room features a 6-seater counter made from rare Tamo Ash wood once used only by Japanese Nobility, offering an honorable omakase experience. Chef Noz’s unique ...

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   Kanoyama’s Edomae-style sushi and Chef Nobuyuki Shikanai’s skill make this omakase one of NYC’s hardest reservations to secure. The challenge lies in securing one of the few seats around his counter amidst loyal customers vying for those much-coveted seats. The Michelin-starred restaurant offers a pristine space focusing on top-notch Japanese cuisi...

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   New York is fortunate to host Sushi of Gari on 46th street that boasts a trifecta of amazing food, attentive service, and fantastic atmosphere. Their omakase options include sushi, sashimi, or both, showcasing the chef’s mastery with daily catches and signature toppings. The Gari’s Special features 8 unique creations, while individual nigiri like o...

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   Azabu is a district in Tokyo that was once a commercial hub for businesses and merchants. Sushi Azabu is named after the owner’s first restaurant in the area. Years later, Azabu is a popular omakase powerhouse in New York. Enjoy their signature Omakase, featuring otoshi, seasonal sashimi, and sushi with miso soup and dessert. Make sure to explore t...

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7. www.theinfatuation.com › new-york › guidesThe 15 Best Sushi Omakase Spots In NYC For Under $100 - New ...

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   • Sushi On Me. Japanese. Jackson Heights. $$$$Perfect For:Birthdays Date Night Impressing Out of Towners Special Occasions Unique Dining Experience. RESERVE A TABLE.
   • Sushi Katsuei. Sushi. West Village. $$$$Perfect For:Dining Solo Eating At The Bar. When anyone asks us where they can eat incredible, creative sushi for under $100, we wish we could pick them up like a Monopoly house and place them outside of Sushi Katsuei in the West Village.
   • Sushi Lin. Sushi. Prospect Heights. $$$$Perfect For:Casual Weeknight Dinner Dining Solo Serious Take-Out Operation. No matter what sort of night you’re looking to have, Sushi Lin has options.
   • Kazumi Omakase. Sushi. Greenwich Village. $$$$Perfect For:Eating At The Bar Dining Solo Quick Eats. From the near-perfect texture of the nigiri to the constant refilling of your water glass, Kazumi Omakase in Greenwich Village earns its $75 price-tag thanks to its level of attentiveness.

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   May 7, 2024 · While the majority of NYC omakase experiences must be enjoyed below Central Park, there are a few notable options in Bayside, Greenpoint and on the Upper East Side. Here are 10 essential omakase experiences in NYC. 11 Tigers. This Alphabet City Japanese-Thai speakeasy started its Tiger Roar omakase experience in 2023.

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   Whether you want to splurge on an extravagant experience or keep things simple, these are the best omakase restaurants in NYC.

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    Sep 28, 2023 · At the original Brooklyn location, omakase options range from a mini version to a full one (three appetizers, one sashimi plate, nine pieces of sushi, one handroll, and a dessert). At their newer location in Soho, omakase is your only option, with either a 12-course or 17-course omakase available.