Sushi Beauu

Lovely staff and Japanese teishoku (set meals). They are doing their soft opening so just the lunch sets and onigiri for now. Miso soup was delicious - made with mushroom and kombu dashi so sage for vegans too. Everything was simple but flavorful. I loved the open kitchen!

We stumbled upon this super cute, intimate sushi restaurant. Remi was absolutely wonderful. She allowed my daughter to ask all the questions. 😂 if we are ever back in NYC this will be our first spot!!

An open kitchen serving Japanese set meals, with onigiri and sushi options. This place opened very recently and their staff are finding their footing. Even if they might be a bit slow, they are very accommodating. The menu has set options like the omelet, kaisendon, sushi roll, and onigiri. You get miso soup and some additional vegetables on your teishoku, and you can choose add-ons as well. Their onigiri options are nicely varied, and you can watch them make it across the counter due to the open kitchen. This place is set in the Empire state building and might be easy to miss along with other restaurants tucked away on this street. It's a good place to get rice balls or scratch that sushi itch if you have it.

a great edition to the Sushi world in NYC. For the price point, this restaurant will be a sure fire competitor for delicious and affordable sushi. Also tasty drinks!

It was my kid who first noticed this wonderful, intimate little restaurant at the foot of the Empire State Building as we were hurrying past. We stopped in for takeout rice balls, which were exquisite and delicious. He had the beef, and I had the salmon, both of which were warm and a perfect balance of umami, starch and salt. We've returned for takeout but will have to stop by and sample some of their other menu offerings, which look absolutely fantastic. The service was lovely, too, with the host offering us a table to wait for our to-go order.

sushi Beauu is located at the Empire State Building, offering morning onigiri and a morning menu, in addition to a lunch set (aka, Empire LUNCH). We picked up: +the Chicken Rice onigiri - prepared with a simmered Fukuoka-style chicken with burdock root, carrots, soy sauce, and sugar +a Mentaiko - filled with a spicy cod roe +a Beef Shigureni onigiri - prepared with simmered beef in a housemade sweet soy glaze, onions, soy sauce, sake, mirin, and sugar I would be interested in returning and trying out their lunch sets, such as the kaisen don (with sashimi over sushi rice). The menu itself is cute and simplistic, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. A great stop for a snack or a meal, if you're in the area. +onigiris +lunch sets available +friendly staff & service +located at the Empire State Building

SO wonderful. We got to go for their dinner opening and every single dish was so exquisitely excuted. My favorite was the scallop sashimi, so fresh. The ambiance was also perfect - a peaceful reprieve in the heart of midtown. I'll definitely be back!

Sushi Beauu can be easily missed, but it is tucked inside the first floor of the Empire Stare building. Staff were super welcoming and they only serve breakfast onigiris and cute lunch sets for now. Love the open kitchen concept because you can see the chefs work their magic. Cant wait to come back again to try their omakase.