Really good sushi for tonight with mom
Was planning to just walk-in and wait for a seat at the bar at Kanoyama (have never been), but now she says she's willing to "go all out". Not sure if I'll get a reservation anywhere good, but figured it's worth a try. We want really good sushi and want to sit at the bar. Have been to Yasuda twice but never sat at the bar (but I know Yasuda doesn't work on Saturday nights- and would be booked anyways). Thinking about trying for Soto, Yasuda, Gari, 15 east or one of the others mentioned here a lot. Any recs?
-
-
15 East is great. Have to love the traditional Japanese setting and bar seating is great. Although on a Saturday night - maybe not so great. I was there a few weeks ago on a Thurs night and sat for two in an hour upon arrival (~8pm).
In terms of food, I'd go raw, but the octopus is a nice cooked Japanese dish.
Side note: the rice pudding is unique. Very interesting and in my opinion, a fine addition to the menu.
-youngbuck
›1 Reply -
Been to Yasuda and Kumura Zushi and even Masa, but one of my favorites is Sushi Seki on the upper east side. Lots of reviews here if you search on the name. They take reservations, and if you can do the omakase at the bar, Chef Seki himself may take care of you!
›12 Replies-
re: arkady23
I've been to Sushi Seki a number of times - particularly because they are open so late - and I'd go to Yasuda, Gari (Seki used to work at Gari) or 15 East over Seki. I just think the fish is that much better. I've not been to Kumura Zushi, but my husband thought it was about the same as Yasuda, though much more expensive.
-
-
-
-
re: lucyj
See this thread:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/449668#3023461
And this one (photos):
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

