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Toro handroll (not a part of the omakase)
Beef Teriyaki
SUSHI & SASHIMI OMAKASE
Gindara Kasuzuke Broiled Marinated (sake lees) Black Cod Fish
Fresh Scallop with Caviar
Course 9 - baked oyster w/breadcrumbs
Sushi of Gari Sushi Restaurant ·$$$$

In this sushi bar (formerly known as Itcho), the considerable artistry of the chef is admired by patrons who do not mind paying extra for superior sushi and sashimi. A few hot meals such as dumplings, noodle dishes and tempura may be ordered too, along with beer, wine and sake. But it is the sushi for which this little restaurant is justly noted. All is prepared according to the highest standards of preparation for traditional Japanese cuisine; the omakase menu is a flavorful, artistic dream but be prepared for the bill that comes with it.

Website: sushiofgari.com

Phone: (212) 517-5340

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 78th St and 1st Ave

Closed now

  • Wed 5:00 PM - 9:45 PM

402 E 78th St New York, NY 10075 ·351.13 mi

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Amenities

  • Business center
  • Accessible

Reviews

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Cory N. 07/23/26

This is the ultimate Omakase experience outside of Japan. It is a very small, understated restaurant that is easy to miss and underwhelming when you first walk in the door to meet the hostess....

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Margaret S. 10/08/26

Food was top tier for presentation and flavors. Ambience was clean and quiet. Service was serious but polite.

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Jaimee A. 01/25/26

Still terrific! We decided to go to Sushi of Gari on a freezing cold Saturday night and it was worth the trek! One piece of advice, do the omakase! Their menu is wonderful but you are missing...

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Melody N. 02/22/26

I HIGHLY recommend going to Sushi of Gari on a date night. They have a few locations, we went to the UES one since that's the one i went to back in the day with an ex of mine and I've wanted to go...

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Wendy T. 03/24/25

Loved my experience here - great selection of sake. The flavors are fun and broke out of the mold for omakase (one had a tomato egg that was so homey and nostalgic). Would return.

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