Osakana Midtown
Japanese restaurant · Murray Hill
370 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10017
Highlights
Fresh sushi & sashimi to go; market with DIY sushi essentials
Fresh sushi & sashimi to go; market with DIY sushi essentials
"Osakana has one massive leg up on the competition: It’s a fish market. The little East Village spot sells tuna, horse mackerel, and slabs of salmon belly so rich they qualify as butter, and you can all that same fish in sushi takeout form. Place an order online, then pick up an order of thick-cut sashimi or an oblong box of chirashi scattered with a jewel-like assortment of fish and Hokkaido uni." - bryan kim, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, sonal shah
"This amazing spot turns out pristine sushi to order, though it’s primarily to go: Splurge for the $60 omakase of 12 pieces, which comes in a darling little box. Other assortments sell for as little as $25 — perfect for a snack. You haven’t had New York sushi until you try it here. There’s a second location in Midtown, inside Katagiri Japanese Grocery." - Robert Sietsema
"The destination-worthy Japanese fish market and cooking school is now offering delivery and pickup via an online form. Sashimi-quality seafood is sold by the quarter pound, and omakase sashimi for two starts at just $25. Those eager to roll DIY temaki can also choose from a selection of at-home sushi-making essentials like cooked and seasoned sushi rice, nori, sushi vinegar, grated wasabi, and more." - Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
"Osakana is a seafood retail and take-out shop owned by Yuji Haraguchi." - Serena Dai
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