sushi AjjO

TLDR: new omakase spot that is very no frills in Williamsburg. $100 for a 12 piece omakase with really good and fresh sushi. The restaurant is 13 seat counter only and BYOB. SETTING: made a res day of for 6:15pm Saturday. We were 6 mins late and got a call promptly at 6:20 asking where we were (they turn tables very tightly so I think it's an hour 15 minute turn time- the next guests were waiting outside by 7:30). It's a very small restaurant with a sushi counter and 13 seats only. Dont forget to BYOB if you want to have some drinks with your meal other than soda/water! FOOD: the sushi was very fresh/good. Nice sized pieces and all delicious!! Some of the pieces had sauces that were unique (like homemade tofu sauce), and added to the flavors of the sushi. SERVICE: service was great. Because it's such a small restaurant they don't really need much to be attentive (there was only one chef, and one waitress serving water/pouring BYOB. VERDICT: Williamsburg needed a relatively cheap, solid omakase place. We will be back!!

We just finished a delightful meal at the new Williamsburg location of this Manhattan omakase restaurant. We were met at the door by name, and both the hostess and chef were attentive throughout. The sashimi appetizer was a fresh, spicy bite. The nigiri courses were excellent, with three standouts: the hotate (scallop), the salmon with onion mayonnaise and tomato, and the toro (fatty tuna) with fresh wasabi. Vincent, the chef, was skilled with the knife and bites were perfect. Highly recommend. If you intend to drink, it's BYOB.