Noz Market
Sushi restaurant · Upper East Side
1374 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10075, USA
Highlights
Acclaimed sushi bar with hand rolls, takeout, and delivery.
Acclaimed sushi bar with hand rolls, takeout, and delivery.
"Noz Market is the second UES operation by Sushi Noz, one of NYC's highest–rated omakases. Dinner at Sushi Noz will set you back $495, but Noz Market is right next door with a lower-priced omakase option, as well as a walk-in, standing-room-only handroll bar up front. You’ll get the same high-quality fish (toro, Hokkaido scallop, etc.) no matter where you are, but we’re partial to the handroll bar. Casually dropping in for a couple high-end temaki—which range from $8-$25, with sets available—feels like adding a scoop of caviar on top of your day. That said, if you do want a full dinner, the omakase is the better deal of the two. For $155, you can sit down to eat your 10 pieces of sushi, in a peaceful wooden room where we’d do our morning meditations with or without toro in the vicinity." - team infatuation
"If you’re not looking to throw down $550 at the highly rated Sushi Noz, you can get the same high-quality fish and kombu-flavored rice wrapped up in a handroll at Noz Market next door. Noz Market is a walk-in, standing-only temaki bar that serves rolls that range from $8-$25 for a la carte options like anchovy and grilled salmon paté, with sets available. (There’s also another pricey omakase counter in the back room.) Casually dropping in for a couple high-end handrolls here feels like adding a scoop of caviar on top of your day. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - neha talreja, bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick
"Noz Market serves the same fish as the two-Michelin-starred Sushi Noz — but there are more choices and it can be faster and less expensive. Chef Nozomu Abe and partners Joshua Foulquier and David Foulquierm have set up a hand roll bar for walk-ins as well as a more dressed-up option for a la carte sushi and an omakase. Diners have choices among excellent temaki sets and sushi a la carte, while omakases run from under $100 to around $150. Don’t miss: The sake and tea options are impressive." - Emma Orlow
"This spot is right next door to Sushi Noz, a high-end omakase spot that’ll cost you $495 just to walk in the door. Noz Market has a lower-priced omakase ($145), as well as a standing-room-only handroll bar up front. You’ll get the same high-quality fish no matter where you are, but we’re partial to the handroll bar. Casually dropping in for some temaki feels like adding a scoop of caviar on top of your day. For a full dinner, go for the omakase. You get 10 pieces of sushi in a peaceful wooden room where we’d do our morning meditations with or without toro in the vicinity. Get access to exclusive reservations at this spot with Chase Sapphire Reserve. New cardmembers get $300 in annual dining statement credits." - hannah albertine, hillary reinsberg, neha talreja, kenny yang
"If you’re not looking to throw down $550 at the highly rated Sushi Noz, you can get the same high-quality fish and kombu-flavored rice wrapped up in a handroll at Noz Market next door. Noz Market is a walk-in, standing-only temaki bar that serves rolls that range from $8-$25 for a la carte options like anchovy and grilled salmon paté, with sets available. (There’s also another pricey omakase counter in the back room.) Casually dropping in for a couple high-end handrolls here feels like adding a scoop of caviar on top of your day." - neha talreja, bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick
