New York’s Essential Omakase Spots on Resy

New York’s Essential Omakase Spots

Score a front-row seat to New York's dazzling omakases, and watch the sushi masters at work.

Rating: 4.9 (1.6K reviews)
Cuisine: Sushi
Price: $$$$
Location: Tribeca
Description: Expect exquisitely crafted sushi and other omakase specialties at this cutting-edge Tribeca destination restaurant — a collaboration between Masa Ito, Kevin Kim, and VCR Group.

Rating: 4.9 (493 reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price: $$$
Location: Lower East Side
Description: It’s not every day that your sushi counter is located inside what was once home to one of New York’s most beloved pizza parlors — Scarr’s. Hidden behind a curtain in the back room, it’s got all the exclusivity and only-in-New-York vibes your heart could desire. Sushi Oku also boasts some of the city’s most delectable sushi, served in a 17-course omakase.

Rating: 4.7 (2.1K reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price: $$$
Location: Soho
Description: It’s an update to the eponymous, Michelin-starred spot from chef Hirohisa Hayashi, now with a particular focus on soba noodles made daily in house.

Rating: 4.5 (486 reviews)
Cuisine: Sushi
Price: $$$
Location: Hudson Square
Description: When a former sushi vet from Sushi Yasuda and Kissaki is behind the counter, you know it’ll be good. Mishik puts a modern spin on Japanese cuisine, with two omakase options and an extensive à la carte menu.

Rating: 4.4 (4.8K reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price: $$$
Location: Soho
Description: You won’t want to miss the two-level Soho outpost of this popular Upper West Side and Chelsea Japanese restaurant — with a 12-seat sushi bar.

Rating: 4.9 (1.1K reviews)
Cuisine: Sushi
Price: $$
Location: Soho
Description: Park Slope’s beloved sushi bar has expanded to Soho, and we couldn’t be happier. You have your choice of omakase meals.

Rating: 4.9 (1.4K reviews)
Cuisine: Sushi
Price: $$$$
Location: Soho
Description: A sleek L-shaped sushi counter serving the kind of pressed sushi favored in Kyoto, with the same dedication to peak-season ingredients.

Rating: 4.7 (1.1K reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price: $$$
Location: West Village
Description: The 16-course omakase menu at this West Village sushi standout is led by head chef Eddy Yang.

Rating: 4.9 (1K reviews)
Cuisine: Omakase
Price: $$
Location: NoHo
Description: An intimate sushi omakase experience with kosher and gluten-free options.

Rating: 4.9 (1.1K reviews)
Cuisine: Omakase
Price: $$$
Location: Lower East Side
Description: A 14-course omakase dining experience from practiced sushi chefs.

Rating: 4.9 (925 reviews)
Cuisine: Omakase
Price: $$
Location: Dumbo
Description: Eleven courses of sushi and small plates with a super intimate 13-seat counter.

Rating: 4.8 (14K reviews)
Cuisine: Sushi
Price: $$$$
Location: West Village
Description: Chef Daisuke Nakazawa creates a sushi omakase unlike any other.

Rating: 4.8 (3.9K reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price: $$$
Location: East Village
Description: The fish is impeccable and the omakase menus are a relative bargain.