Japanese in NYC

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I'm a sucker for sushi. Here are some of my favorite haunts.

 1. Blue Ribbon Sushi

119 Sullivan St
New York, NY 10012
USA
(212) 343-0404

Category: Sushi Bars

Neighbourhood: South Village

5.0 star rating
  4/10/2008

This cozy restaurant is my favorite go to for quality sushi and atmopshere.  I've been going for years now, and I have never had one bad experience.  Appetizer must have is the bay scallop dynamite (when they have it...different from their regular…More »

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 2. Kuruma Zushi

7 E 47th St
New York, NY 10017
USA
(212) 317-2802

Category: American (New)

Neighbourhood: Midtown East

5.0 star rating
  11/28/2008

Yes, you will need to find it first.  Yes, you will certainly need to pay for it once you find it.  And yes, THIS WILL BE ONE OF THE BEST SHASHIMI EXPERIENCES OF YOUR LIFE.  

Leave it to the hands of the chef because he'll deliver the best of the best…More »

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 3. Kyo Ya

94 E 7th St
New York, NY 10009
USA
(212) 982-4140

Category: Japanese

Neighbourhood: East Village

4.0 star rating
  11/28/2008

I adore places that seem hidden...because when you walk in... BOOM!  Once you find the simple sign that designates the restaurant is "open" for business...you'll walk down stairs and open a door that leads you into a serene and beautifully tranquil…More »

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 4. Nobu

105 Hudson St
New York, NY 10013
USA
(212) 219-0500

Categories: Sushi Bars, Japanese

Neighbourhood: TriBeCa

4.0 star rating
  2/21/2009

My first introduction to the culinary world in NYC as a college student...oh Nobu...you forever changed me and started my path towards a life of gluttony. Thank you.

Start off with some of my favorites: the monkfish pate--creamy and elegant; oysters…More »

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 5. Sugiyama Restaurant

251 W 55th St
New York, NY 10019
USA
(212) 956-0670

Category: Japanese

Neighbourhood: Midtown West

5.0 star rating
  11/23/2008

The restaurant itself is cozy and small and size, however, you never get the feeling of being overcrowded.

*Monk fish liver tofu, raw quail egg and uni, lobster and tofu peel. A delightful start to the meal.
*Sashimi: Top quality sushi that melts in…More »

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