Sushi lovers would enjoy a meal at West 28th Street’s KazuNori. The small eatery offers hand rolls with different fillings of fresh fish, wrapped in delicious seaweed. Order a la carte or pick up the 3, 4, 5, or 6 rolls set. The bay scallops, salmon and yellowtail rolls seem to be the highlight of the menu. With a self-service system and limited seating, this is not a place for large groups. However, you can order take-outs, enjoy a meal with a friend or grab a quick lunch by yourself here.
What may look like the service entrance of a nondescript building is indeed the gateway to one of New York City’s finest sushi restaurants. Comprising a small dining area and a glass counter, Sushi 35 West may not be ideal for a brunch or get together, but is perfect for a solo lunch treat. In addition to the exquisite sushi and sashimi sets, diners particularly enjoy the Salmon Roe, Spanish Mackerel and Striped Jack on offer. Head to this local gem and savor the high-quality fish delicacies, without burning a hole in your pocket.
Kids eat FREE every Monday& Tuesday! Ages 10 & under with the purchase of an adult entree. DOUBLE points Wednesday! We offered 2x the rewards for every dollar spent when you are a member of our loyalty program.
Yakiniku Futago is a restaurant where you know you are in for a remarkable experience from the moment you set foot inside the place. Spacious and dimly lit, this restaurant is reminiscent of one you would find in Tokyo, with its large community tables, oriental-themed decor and a wall stacked with Japanese spirits and sake. The menu too boasts of authentic Japanese dishes from the classic soup and rice bowls, to succulent varieties of beef and seafood. A place that gives presentation a good deal of importance, each dish served here is as visually enticing as a piece of art.
Sushi roll shop in Brooklyn. We make every roll in the shop with carefully selected quality ingredients everyday.
SUGARFISH by Sushi Nozawa – Midtown West procures only fresh, high-quality catch and produce for seafood and vegetables, respectively. The restaurant has a selection of specially prepared, delectable sushis. This restaurant also offers omakase-style dining, where you have to rely on your chef to serve you the best multi-course dishes. In addition to wine and champagne, they even have a selection of traditional drinks, such as sake. This sushi bar sports traditional accouterments. Dine here to explore the subtleties and nuances of Japanese food.
