Nami Nori Williamsburg

By no doubt highly recommend if you are in the area. Very safe for allergies, fully gluten free. All the food was fresh and every bite surprised me more than it was before. Usually I am not a big fan of raw fish and sushi but this place really opened my mind to explore more! Sitting at the bar and not the table really made the experience more special.

The brunch experience was incredible. We took from the classic temaki selection and everything we tried was absolutely delicious (salmon avocado was the best). Those house made crispy rice chips were seriously addictive. Ambiance was warm and inviting & service was very kind. Will definitely be back !

Stopped by Nami Nori Williamsburg for lunch and had such a great experience. We ordered the starter temaki course, which came with five hand rolls: California, tuna + avocado, yellowtail scallion, salmon + cucumber, and spicy tuna. Each one was perfectly wrapped with crisp nori and warm, seasoned rice, and the fillings were fresh and flavorful. I also got the melon soda, which was light, refreshing, and just the right amount of sweet. It added a fun, nostalgic touch to the meal. The vibe in the Williamsburg location is clean, minimal, and welcoming - great for a casual lunch that still feels special. I’d absolutely come back for another round. What I ordered: 🍣 🐟 🐠 Starter Temaki Course • California • Tuna + Avocado • Yellowtail Scallion • Salmon + Cucumber • Spicy Tuna 🍈🥤Melon Soda

I usually get takeout, but I finally had the chance to sit down and try the hand rolls. We started with the seasonal sake flight, which paired perfectly with the hand rolls. For small plates, we had the corn ribs, which were well-seasoned, and the spicy tuna dip—it was absolutely amazing. The hand rolls were incredibly fresh. We ordered the toro scallion, spicy crab dynamite, XO scallop, coconut shrimp, salmon Serrano, and aka ebi. I was a bit disappointed that they didn’t have the spicy lobster hand roll or the tempura misto available. For dessert, the Mochurros were fantastic—such an innovative combo of mochi and churros! I wasn’t a fan of the lemon curd that came with it, but the Mochurros were great on their own.

Good food, good ambiance, good service. Didn't try the drinks menu. Hot green tea was nice. Tempura a little undercooked inside on the calamari but we didn't come there for the appetizers. Hand rolls were good. Staff friendly. The whole menu is a la carte, only the 3 sets at the bottom of the menu are fixed price. A tad confusing because at the top of the temaki section the menu says "choose any five".

Went inside on a whim and so glad we did. The handrolls were incredible. The fish was great quality and creativity was next level. Our favorites were the xo scallop (must get), tuna poke, salmon serrano, aka ebi, toro scallion, and spicy lobster. Not as big of a fan of cooked/fried fish in sushi, but tried the coconut shrimp and spicy crab dynamite due to the many recommendations, and thought they were just okay. Also didn’t think the caviar starter was anything special.

The restaurant is cute and cozy, and the staff is friendly. The ambiance can be a bit loud, so you’ll need to stay close to talk, but overall, it’s a great spot for a casual dinner. The seafood is fresh, and I love the combination of different ingredients—it adds more layers to the roll. My favorite is the salmon skin. All the appetizers we tried were great. I’ll definitely come back!

We went on a busy night with no reservation and they were able to put us at the bar! The bartender was so kind. He made us great drinks and helped us with the menu. Everything we had was amazing! We each got one of the samplers and an added one. I highly recommend getting a variety. The atmosphere is very ascetically pleasing also! Very cute and clean!