Sushi Ann

Sushi restaurant · Midtown East

Sushi Ann

Sushi restaurant · Midtown East

38 E 51st St, New York, NY 10022

Highlights

Sushi Ann offers an upscale, traditional dining experience with fresh sushi and the option for an exquisite omakase, perfect for business lunches or a quiet date.

38 E 51st St, New York, NY 10022 Get directions

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"Sushi Ann is the Maggie Smith of Midtown sushi. Traditional and fairly old school, but also accessible. There are a few sushi specials here in the $30-$40 range, which is notable among the high end spots. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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"Step through the serene, bamboo-filled entrance and into this dedicated sushi den. The mood is respectfully formal yet friendly, thanks to the focused kitchen staff who are happily interacting with guests. Just arrive with a sense of what (and how much) you’d like to eat and insist upon the omakase.Let the day’s catch dictate your meal and take a seat at the counter to ensure the best quality. The glassed-in display of fish and mollusks is the only thing that separates you from this team of skilled, disciplined chefs. While the omakase, set on a large wood platter for a vibrant and beautiful display, may be wildly varied depending on the day (and your chef), high standards are always maintained and each morsel is treated with integrity." - Michelin Inspector

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Joonwoo Hwang

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Please BE CAREFUL what you order because they might serve more expensive menu and charge it. I ordered Sushi Omakase in Dinner counter, but they served Sushi & Sashimi Omakase which is more expensive than what we ordered. We did not check the order because of OMAKASE, but the final price was way higher than we were supposed to pay because they served different food for us. They said we should have mentioned if we had different menu from what we ordered. I agreed we should also have checked each food but STRONGLY RECOMMEND that all of customers keep in mind that every food is correctly served according to your order.

A R

Google

Sushi Ann is one of my favorite higher end Japanese restaurants in New York City. I have dined here on two occasions both times during lunch and had fantastic experiences each visit. While the restaurant has a very minimalist decor on the inside, the sushi and service are both absolutely fantastic.

Laura C

Google

Not recommended, Disappointing, more than overpriced. Lack of good communication and transparency by not providing a decent description of the different Omasake experiences and price schedule. Surprise bill of $260 per person for Omasake and water. The excessive price was not appropriate to the amount of food served, the culinary experience or the ambiance of the restaurant. We left stunned, hungry and wondering the many things we would have been able to do in NYC with that money. My favorite restaurant was Manhatta, a 60th floor impecable restaurant. I could have gone to Manhatta 3 times for the price of 1 night at boring Sushi Ann.

Lorraine

Google

Very sophisticated and traditional Japanese restaurant. The interior is well-decorated, a little dim, and quiet. The atmosphere is suitable for a date, meetings, or a lunch with friends. Servers were friendly, attentive, and prompt. I had omakase and the fish was freshhh. It was uni season when I visited, and they had several kinds on hand imported directly from Japan. The octopus was also extremely delicious. They also have a nice selection of wine and drinks! I sat by the sushi bar and the chef was very knowledgeable and friendly. While the price is on the higher end, the quality and service lives up to it. Overall, everything from the people to the food is wonderful. Will definitely come back!

Francis

Google

Was looking forward to Sushi Ann (have been before several times), but unfortunately I felt very sick today and decided it was best / safer for me and the fellow guest / staff if I stayed home. After I canceled I got charged a $50 fee. I do not recommend anyone else book here because of something out of your control happens you could get slammed with a big fine. I almost feel like I should have forced myself to go while sick but I just couldn’t. Very unreasonable and disrespectful to health and safety.

Vincent Iadevaia

Google

In a city filled with $400+ omakase spots, Sushi Ann offers haven for those looking to sit at a counter and eat piece after piece of simple, well crafted nigiri.

My Anh Tran

Google

Very pricey for the quality of fish. $172 for fifteen pieces was not worth it when most was sea bass and red snappers. Empty restaurant is a big red flag

Legal Time

Google

This is a highly overpriced sushi omakase that doesn't stand out amongst others. Basic fish is exotic only by name. Its not worth the price.

Grey C.

Yelp

You like old school interior and fresh sushi? If you do, this place is for you. In the late 90's this midtown sushi restaurant was right next door to Tse Yang. They were the midtown one-two punch with great high end food for their respective regions. Sushisay (old name for Japanese and Tse Yang (upscale Chinese). Tse Yang has since closed their doors, but this place under a new name (Sushiann) is still going. I wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised how fresh the sushi was. We had a warm greeting from the sushi chefs and great service by the servers. While it wasn't busy, which surprised me, the food soared and it was a pleasure to eat the fresh toro to Santa Barbara uni. Scallops were amazing and the mochi ice cream in the end sealed the deal. Ambience is old school...with the interior the same as it was 20 years ago. The sushi? Fresh, amazing and with great flavor. If you try this place, revel in the history but don't forget to appreciate the great food as well.

Sam C.

Yelp

I believe this is a great sushi restaurant. The service is outstanding and very knowledgeable. The ambiance is old but welcoming. The sushi is always fresh. I have been here many times and of course will be back again.

Katrina W.

Yelp

Wonderful . Chef was fantastic . The sushi was terrific - good pace and knowledgeable chef . Great quiet ambiance . It was like an escape from the city and we enjoyed it very much . Will definitely come here again .

Cynthia S.

Yelp

Never heard about this place but turned out it's been around for a while. Went there Monday lunch, it's very empty because I showed up at 1.30pm. Service is neat, I don't know how the server hold the ceramic tea cup because I can't even touch it for solid 15 mnts but she can do it flawlessly LOL I have no food allergy and restriction. That's why I wanna do omakase. Bring it on and I will eat it. The scallop is so so sweet, that's how fresh is the fish. The quality of the fish is excellent. Have to order a side of sushi rice on the side and please have miso soup after u are done with your meal

Allison M.

Yelp

so over priced and not worth it they tricked us into getting the most expensive and least flavorful rolls. Do not go here avoid at all costs because you'll be out $300 for the worst sushi ever.

Ana V.

Yelp

Wonderful Japanese sushi restaurant frequented by true sushi fans and Japanese New Yorkers. I enjoyed the sushi set b that included fish from Boston and from Japan. Can't wait to go back.

Kelsey A.

Yelp

This spot was so wonderful! Our waiter was so kind and took us through each fish and its origin. I highly recommend the 15 piece Omakase. Each fish was fresh and clean. My favorite pieces were the botan ebi, toro, golden eyed snapper, green eyes, amberjack, octopus, and uni. The only piece I didn't care for was the mackerel.

Daimian D.

Yelp

The fishes are very fresh and tasty. This time we tried $145 Omakase sushi and Sashimi. Next time we will try $180 chef's tasting menu, should be more sushi. This is pretty good portion, because is evening, we didn't want to see a lot. It's good price. Should try

Jin K.

Yelp

Freshness and quality of the fish is top notch here. This is a traditional Edo sushi and they are expertly made. Don't come here expecting to get a Philadelphia roll or some other non-traditional sushi. Although they have excellent sushi, they are otherwise quite unremarkable, which is why I took off a star. The interior is clean but very plain. Maybe that's the point. You come here for the fish. But at the end of the day, in modern dining, we eat with our eyes as well as our mouth. I think this place is most appropriate for a nice, expensive lunch. Personally, for dinner, especially with clients or a date, I would find some place with better interior.

Geo A.

Yelp

Not sure what to expect here. Ate ten pieces of sushi and can't remember a single bite? Went to get another meal elsewhere as I was very hungry by then.

Pauline M.

Yelp

I was truly shocked to see that the reviews for this restaurant were as high as they were. I decided to eat here after I was in the neighborhood and looking for a good sushi spot. I was so extremely disappointed. The take our sushi I order to my apartment for $20 was better than this $150 omakase. Fish was average, rice was cold. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the staff and service was lovely. Don't waste your time on the food though.

Jonathan W.

Yelp

I had a midweek crave for sushi so I made a stop at Sushi Ann! There were only a few tables available outdoor, and the heater wasn't really working so well, but I did appreciate the wait staff trying to adjust it and making sure they did what they could with what they had. I ordered sushi a la carte - getting some of my usual favorites like uni/sea urchin, toro/fatty tuna, king salmon, amberjack, ebi/shrimp and tamago/egg. The sushi quality was decent, but don't expect this to be your 2-michelin stars type of sushi joint - you pay for what you get. Service was prompt and courteous, and the bill ended up to be about $100 before tips (including 10 pieces of sushi and a beer). I would recommend this for a quick sushi fix if you are in the midtown neighborhood.

Ally A.

Yelp

Food was delicious. I love sushi and this sushi was so fresh and memorable. It is not your typical sushi place with shrimp tempura rolls and dragon rolls lol. They offer shushimi and sushi. Expensive but worth a try

Nisha H.

Yelp

We went here for lunch for omakase, and the quality was so incredibly amazing. The service was outstanding and the chef was engaging. The Uni selection was wonderful. Definitely recommend and I'll be there again soon.

Silver W.

Yelp

Wonderful japanese food prepared by a highly practiced Japanese chef at affordable prices in a authentically appointed restaurant in Manhattan NYC. What's not to like?

Jordan W.

Yelp

This is a great lunch sushi spot. Generally pretty busy, good service, and good sushi. I got taken here by some dataroom guys and had a good time and thought it was good. I think it's a bit expensive is all

Stephanie S.

Yelp

Exceptional and authentic sushi experience. The quality of this fish and the manner in which it was prepared and presented was outstanding. A culinary delight!

Jocelyn T.

Yelp

This is one of the best experiences I have had at a sushi restaurant! The word is exquisite!!! We let our self in the hands of the chef and every that he serve us was amazing, Toro was like butter melting in our mouth.. everything better than the previous taste , but what struck me the most is how good they are with people , we sat at the bar and had the privilege to meet them all , beautiful people , light , sweet .. I felt in love with all of them !

Heidi E.

Yelp

Made reservations for 6:30 pm for dinner but we were running late so I called to move the res for 7 and explained to them that we were trying to make a show. Not only did they move my reservation but they took my order for omikase in advance so they can have it ready for us when we got there. The sushi was some of the best sushi I've had and the service was excellent. We were also able to make our show. Great experience!

Hagu C.

Yelp

Stay away. This is place is a joke of a restaurant. Long waits and inconsistent quality.

Heidi B.

Yelp

Anyone who is not giving this place five stars is not eating at the omakase counter. This is the best east midtown sushi lunch! They have chefs who've worked in many places in the city. Pretty great selection of hikarimono and more interesting fish ... especially for a place that largely caters to the lunch crowd. Love the clam miso, I hope they bring it back!

Harley S.

Yelp

This is the best sushi restaurant in midtown east, hands down. If you're up for a treat, ask for Chef Warare's omakase. He lights up the sushi bar.

TJ I.

Yelp

Good quality fish and service, so +one star. But too small in size unfortunately. I understand that the business is not so easy...

Rachel K.

Yelp

Very fresh and tasty sushi. The miso soup has a lot of mushrooms in it, which made it unique. It was light and refreshing, just enough to get our appetites up. Price is definitely on the higher side ($30-40 for an entree) but it's understandable considering its location and the people it's catering to. On a weekday lunchtime, most people were in suits and there seemed to be a lot of business lunches going on. The place got packed pretty fast but it's pretty spacious so it didn't get too loud. Service is fast but friendly and unintrusive. Would recommend for a friendly business lunch!

Sarah P.

Yelp

Pleasant little sushi place on 51st. Service was good and sushi great. All the sushi ordered were fresh and delicious and came fairly quickly.

Kaline K.

Yelp

If I can give it no stars I would. The worst sushi I have ever had. Hotate must have been from a few days ago / the ebi had ZERO flavor and just so dull looking and the rolls was just horrible. $80 for 2 pieces of ebi / 2 pieces of hotate / 4 pieces of fluke and a negi toro roll We ate one piece of each and threw it in the garbage

Juju W.

Yelp

The prix fixe dinner of black cod and salad, miso soup, two rolls and ice cream for $42 was okay. My dinner mate also ordered the grilled black cod and his portion was twice as big. I had the spicy tuna roll and fatty tuna roll also. They were indistinguishable. The decor was nothing impressive. Even though it was not crowded on a Wednesday night, the waiter seemed to rush us out by clearing our dishes even though one diner was still eating. A bit rude. Nothing impressive here

Kevin K.

Yelp

Great service. Very fresh fish. Portions were smaller than I expected but was very happy with the experience

Gloria F.

Yelp

Help! I'm in midtown, on expense account, and sushi yasuda is full. Where to go for lunch? Sushi Ann of course! Sushi is tasty here. Not of yasuda quality but lovely all the same. So why only two stars if sushi Ann is a convenient alternative to yasuda?!? Pretty appalling service. We were here for a business lunch and after 1 hour, while sipping our tea we were told not once but twice that the table was reserved, and we had to leave. Yasuda is strict about this too, but they give you 1 hour and 15! I obviously need to find a sushi backup in midtown and sushi Ann is not the place. If you are in a hurry, I guess you should give sushi Ann a whirl. Otherwise, for the price ($75 a head at lunch ++++ ), there are much better options.

Jane C.

Yelp

We called the restaurant at 11:15 a.m. for a lunch reservation at 12pm on the same day and were told that we must be done by 12:45 p.m. Sushi Deluxe comes with 8 pieces of nigiri, 6 pieces of tuna roll and 2 pieces of california roll. Everything was good, but not outstanding. The only thing that stood out and memorable was the akagai (arc shell clam). The rice tasted a little dry and didn't have enough flavor. While everything was fresh and the presentation was nice, you get the feeling that they reserve the top quality stuff at a higher price point. However, the $28 they charged for what we received isn't a particularly cheap price, and it is certainly possible to find other sushi places in the area that offers better quality for a similar price. The service was good and efficient, and we finished our food by the 12:45 p.m.

Mark G.

Yelp

I needed to be in NYC for business and had my second restaurant meal this year in any restaurant , anywhere. Authentic Tokyo feel at tables , with light Japanese conversation in the background. I almost forgot where I was. Had sushi Deluxe, which looked good and tasted almost as good as it should. Nothing beats the fish market, but that seems like a long way off these days. Fatty tuna was a high spot and melted away. Asahi draft helped the rolls hit the spot. It's NYC and it's sushi, so don't expect college freshman prices. But I was pleasantly surprised and will likely be back next time in this part of NYC . But that may be some time from now !

Jinglin L.

Yelp

Horrible place! Never come again! When we arrived, there was a table of white people already eating, and the waiter told us that they were not open yet? seriously? This is a real discrimination!

James S.

Yelp

We snuck in here Friday at 12:15 for lunch and were able to get a table for 3! What the other reviews have said is true.. Its definitely a business lunch place.. There were people in suits everywhere. The atmosphere was a little bit sterile, but reasonable for a traditional Japanese sushi place. There were 8 sushi chefs on duty at the time, and the place was bustling the whole time we were there. I got the omakase for lunch and it had excellent variety and flavor. The fish was all very fresh and the portion size very reasonable. The rice was on the softer side and had an excellent taste and consistency. The omakase comes with fresh ground wasabi, while most other dishes come with the normal paste wasabi (which of course has a little more kick). This place hit my fix for fresh and high quality sushi during this last trip in New York. My only qualm about the place is that the service is a bit slow. We were seated at a table (which of course isn't the best way to go omakase), and we ended up waiting a good while before the sushi came out.. and when it did come out, it was all out.. The place was a little pricy, but definitely within reason. This place is up there on my list for expensive sushi.

Helene K.

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Sushi-Ann is a little out of my league in terms of price, but I came here because of a relative's suggestion. So to Sushi-Ann I went for lunch on a busy pre-holiday weekday..... It's a relatively quiet corner of Midtown near Rockefeller Center, so there's not too much going on along this stretch of 51st. The service here is very amiable and helpful, akin to most eatery service in Japan. Unlike a lot of sushi places in San Francisco, it was refreshing to feel a more authentic vibe in the air with Japanese staff and sushi chefs. I was even presented with a nice warm towel before my meal to freshen up; made me feel just a little nostalgic for Japan. I went for the $35 Sushi Lunch Set: a bowl of miso soup, green salad with ginger dressing, assorted sushi pieces/rolls, and ice cream (which comes in three flavors). Although the food was all pretty standard when it comes to Japanese places, the atmosphere and presentation made it all taste that much better. The sushi was fresh and smooth, staying true to the raw slices of fish and not overdoing it with the fusion rolls. I'd like to come back here again, but next time I'll come back with more people.

Alex C.

Yelp

Solid midtown sushi choice. Lunch is definetely the best bet here due to prices and would recommend if work is paying otherwise its too expensive for what it is. Regardless the quality is excellent and consistent which is hard to do when your main entree is served raw so 4/4.5 stars.

Diana T.

Yelp

Wow. Hidden gem in midtown - I came here for lunch and had the Sushi lunch at the counter. I don't expect so much from NYC Japanese food anymore (having lived in Tokyo for some time) but I was pleasantly surprised. The fish melted in my mouth and the rice was a good temperature and flavor. The tuna roll included in the set was also fairly big. Wish I ordered some sashimi though- the diners next to me had some fresh botan ebi shrimp where it was still moving while on the plate. Pricey but so worth it. So good I had forgotten to take pictures.

Ahana M.

Yelp

Walked a few blocks on a very rainy NY evening to find this place as the friend was craving sushi. We weren't disappointed . Basically tried a whole bunch of sushi and rolls from the a la carte and some sake. Everything tasted great. The service was very good too. Had a very attentive waitress who was good with recommendations and kept checking on us at appropriate times. Would recommend.

Zhi B.

Yelp

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! Okay so we went last night- me, husband, friend, and 2 year old child. Omg THEY ARE SO RUDE! We spent over $250 so you would think they would be somewhat nice, but nope. First off, the waitress had this attitude like she wanted to hit us at any moment. I don't think she even smiled at us once. I asked if the wasabi was fresh she said NO. Then I asked if they could bring any food for the baby and she said NO. I was scared to even ask for a fork- I thought she would throw it at me. They were so annoyed with my child that my husband had to leave the restaurant before the food came. We asked for it to-go but they said they can't do that because the sushi might make us sick later.... WHAT?!? All that aside the FOOD SUCKS! It's like eating cheap sushi with Nobu prices. The restaurant was empty- just us and maybe a two or three other couples. So obviously they don't get that much business. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND RUN!

Raymond W.

Yelp

i want to give this place a 3.5 but will round up to 4 because our sushi chef at the counter was awesome, and spent a lot of time talking to us about sushi/life/japan etc our meal, in my opinion, was pretty basic for the price we were paying. this was disappointing because i expected so much more for the price this place charges (minimum to sit at the bar, etc) the atmosphere is very fancy and staff are extremely proper. very upscale.

Berenice R.

Yelp

I came here with my date on a Friday night but I just felt that something was missing, we were almost the only table in the whole place, when it comes to ambience, this place needs a more classy but enjoyable vibe, (starting with the lighting )the food was not that exciting, I mean, theres plenty of better sushi paces in the city, there was also some kind of pressure from the waitress but overall the experience was just ok.

Kevin D.

Yelp

The sushi was good but nothing mind blowing, the service was very lacking. We sat for a long time with an empty bottle and plates wanting to order more but no one would even stop at our table. For the price I would expect higher quality service and food.

Matt H.

Yelp

Unable to honor reservations despite place being empty. Rude man working front desk who does not speak English. I get it if they are busy but they are empty at 12:15pm...

Michael K.

Yelp

The nigori sake was overpriced. The eel roll was incredible. The salmon skin roll and the king crab hand roll left more to be desired. The flavors did not mesh well together.

James B.

Yelp

I went with 2 coworkers to this place, I got a shrimp roll, a squid roll and a sweet shrimp sashimi along with some soggy salad. The food was ok, we were there for about 45 minutes. We had all ordered ice cream, but the manager comes back to us and says because our time allotted there was over we can't have the ice cream and to leave and that he was comping the price of the salad.. Big whoop. They were out over $30 and numerous stars on yelp, we were out ice cream. Needless to say, I'm not coming here again.

Lynn S.

Yelp

Found it hysterically poor service. I walked in at 11:50 and the place was completely empty with o my two tables of people. I asked for a single at the sushi bar. The host who seemed disinterested in customers said sorry we don't sit sushi bar til noon. So I took a seat to wait. Then he said sorry we have no room for you... seriously. You have an empty restaurant and this is how you treat new customers. Walked right out and the street to Yama 49 that was hopping but they found me a spot.

Evette P.

Yelp

I walked in here on my own this week at 1:30pm. They were still quite busy but I saw empty spots. The host assistant asked if I wanted a table and I said I would prefer the sushi bar. The host stepped in and rudely said there is a minimum of $50 to eat here. I was a bit shocked and for a moment wondered could that be true or is it that I'm a woman alone? I recovered and was very tempted to say shove it but instead just walked out and added it to the list of shit places I will never eat at. Good luck ladies if you're having a bad day and want to enjoy a meal on your own, find another place where you are welcomed.

frank s.

Yelp

I had the HEAD CHEF'S SUSHI SELECTION / おまかせ寿司 65.00 - 75.00 / per person OMAKASE - The Head Chef's Recommended Assortment of Seasonal Sushi. It was terrible. Uni was old and fishy tasting (maybe the worst uni I have ever had; I hope I don't get sick). The kohada was dry and old. The fatty tuna looked like it was cut by a 6 year old (thin and uneven and oddly shaped). Everything else was mediocre (very small slices of mediocre fish on decent sushi rice). When I mentioned the uni and kohada were inedible, I was told that they would discount my meal 10% but they charged me $70 (before tip and tax) and the menu price is $65-$75. Honestly I would pay $100 to not eat it again. When I mentioned it to the front desk (manager?), he apologized but seemed uninterested.

Laura C.

Yelp

The location is rather nice. I ate sushi and sashimi combination, which is good for lunch. Many businessman talking about business around

Kate N.

Yelp

Had a spontaneous Friday lunch there today. We were taken to a private back room which was great! The service was awesome: fast and super polite. We ordered a few appetizers: edamame and marinated grilled black cod. The cod was absolutely delicious! For my entree I got Sahsimi Regular and my bf got Sushi Deluxe. All of them were great! The only con: It is pricey ($35-40 per entree) for a lunch spot, but it is located in a fancy part of Manhattan.

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Vincent Iadevaia

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In a city filled with $400+ omakase spots, Sushi Ann offers haven for those looking to sit at a counter and eat piece after piece of simple, well crafted nigiri.

My Anh Tran

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Very pricey for the quality of fish. $172 for fifteen pieces was not worth it when most was sea bass and red snappers. Empty restaurant is a big red flag

Legal Time

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This is a highly overpriced sushi omakase that doesn't stand out amongst others. Basic fish is exotic only by name. Its not worth the price.

Grey C.

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Allison M.

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so over priced and not worth it they tricked us into getting the most expensive and least flavorful rolls. Do not go here avoid at all costs because you'll be out $300 for the worst sushi ever.

Ana V.

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Wonderful Japanese sushi restaurant frequented by true sushi fans and Japanese New Yorkers. I enjoyed the sushi set b that included fish from Boston and from Japan. Can't wait to go back.

Kelsey A.

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Geo A.

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Not sure what to expect here. Ate ten pieces of sushi and can't remember a single bite? Went to get another meal elsewhere as I was very hungry by then.

Pauline M.

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Ally A.

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Nisha H.

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Silver W.

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Wonderful japanese food prepared by a highly practiced Japanese chef at affordable prices in a authentically appointed restaurant in Manhattan NYC. What's not to like?

Jordan W.

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Stephanie S.

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Exceptional and authentic sushi experience. The quality of this fish and the manner in which it was prepared and presented was outstanding. A culinary delight!

Jocelyn T.

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Heidi E.

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Hagu C.

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Stay away. This is place is a joke of a restaurant. Long waits and inconsistent quality.

Heidi B.

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Harley S.

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This is the best sushi restaurant in midtown east, hands down. If you're up for a treat, ask for Chef Warare's omakase. He lights up the sushi bar.

TJ I.

Yelp

Good quality fish and service, so +one star. But too small in size unfortunately. I understand that the business is not so easy...

Rachel K.

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Sarah P.

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Pleasant little sushi place on 51st. Service was good and sushi great. All the sushi ordered were fresh and delicious and came fairly quickly.

Kaline K.

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Juju W.

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Kevin K.

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Great service. Very fresh fish. Portions were smaller than I expected but was very happy with the experience

Gloria F.

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Jane C.

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Jinglin L.

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Horrible place! Never come again! When we arrived, there was a table of white people already eating, and the waiter told us that they were not open yet? seriously? This is a real discrimination!

James S.

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Helene K.

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Alex C.

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Diana T.

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Ahana M.

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Zhi B.

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Berenice R.

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Matt H.

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Unable to honor reservations despite place being empty. Rude man working front desk who does not speak English. I get it if they are busy but they are empty at 12:15pm...

Michael K.

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The nigori sake was overpriced. The eel roll was incredible. The salmon skin roll and the king crab hand roll left more to be desired. The flavors did not mesh well together.

James B.

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Lynn S.

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Laura C.

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The location is rather nice. I ate sushi and sashimi combination, which is good for lunch. Many businessman talking about business around

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