Where to eat sushi in NYC?

[Ranchi-Native]

Sushis are rare to find in NYC. Would you suggest me a few places to get sushi in NYC? Price is not the issue

 

[Evelin]

If you’re craving sushi in NYC, check out Sushi Nakazawa in the West Village for a world-class omakase experience. For something trendy and upscale, try Nobu in Tribeca. Want high-quality sushi without breaking the bank? Sushi by Bou offers an affordable and fun omakase vibe.

 

[Denny]

Looking for sushi spots in NYC!! Try Sushi Nakazawa if you’re going all out—it’s seriously top-tier. For a chill but tasty experience, hit up Sugarfish in Flatiron. Or if you're into cool hidden gems, Sushi Noz is elegant and intimate—perfect for a sushi date night!

 

[Emly]

NYC is a sushi lover's dream come true. Masa near Columbus Circle (three Michelin stars!) is the best place to spend money on high-quality, artistic bites. Midtown's Sushi Yasuda is well-liked for its calm atmosphere and classic style. Or visit Kazunori, which is renowned for its minimalist style and amazing hand rolls.

 

[Elodie]

A sushi lover's paradise is New York City. The ideal location to spend money on fine, creative bites is Masa, which is located near Columbus Circle and has three Michelin stars. Sushi Yasuda in Midtown is popular for its traditional design and serene ambiance. Or go to Kazunori, which is known for its incredible hand rolls and simple aesthetic.

 

[drothycerda]

You have many excellent options! For a high-end, classic Omakase experience, consider Sushi Nakazawa or Sushi Yasuda. For a more affordable, high-quality counter experience, check out Sushi W or Zen Sushi Omakase. Nami Nori is great for unique hand rolls.

 

[Ela]

New York City has top sushi spots like Sushi Nakazawa, Nobu, Masa, Sushi Yasuda, and Sugarfish. For affordable options, try KazuNori or Sush1. Brooklyn favorites include Rule of Thirds and Samurai Mama. Whether you want omakase or casual rolls, NYC offers exceptional sushi choices across multiple neighborhoods and budgets.

 

[Nezuko]

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