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Extraordinary
Masa Japanese Restaurant, New York City
The Time Warner Center, Columbus Circle
(212) 823-9800
Upper West Side
It'll be $400 per person, and add another $100 if you want wine or saki,
but the New York City Times says it's the best sushi to be found. The
chefs pick what to give you, but Masa Japanese Restaurant in New York City
is a
super-star chef restaurant, and that's what is expected.
Reservations are needed 6 months (!) in advance. Dimly lit, almost
like a Shinto shrine.
Chic sushi
and private Karaoke rooms
Biny Japanese Restaurant in New York City
8 Thompson St
(212) 334-5490
A, C, E train to Canal St
Amazingly chic and modern, the Biny Japanese Restaurant in New York City has
dark walls and white leather chairs. The sushi is incredible -
sashimi, dragon and peacock rolls, and more. There is private
karaoke in designer rooms from 5:00 pm - 4:00 am Monday through Thursday,
and on Friday and Saturday it's from 11:00 pm - 4:00 am. Very
friendly, very cool - and great food!
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Our favorite Japanese Restaurants in
New York
City
Reservations requested
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More
casual than Nobu
Next Door Nobu Japanese Restaurant in New York City
105 Hudson Street
(212) 334-4445
TriBeCa/SoHo area
Dinner only, the Next Door Nobu is incredibly popular (make
reservations). Like the more upscale Nobu, it has wonderful Japanese
food, but emphasizes whole fish for a tble, raw shellfish, and black cod
with miso. They have a good wine list and the sake is
incredible. Check out the Mochi ice cream balls and kobu beef tataki.
Reservations are still a good idea, but not absolutely necessary.
Great Japanese at a
reasonable price
Fusia Asian Cuisine Japanese Restaurants in New York City
677C Lexington Avenue (on 56th St.)
(212) 308-2111
This place has great food, but
also has a great price. While it's easy to find great Japanese food
in New York City, it's usually really expensive, but not at the Fusia Asian
Cuisine Japanese Restaurant in New York City. They also have Korean food,
Chinese, Thai, and Malaysian dishes, plus sushi. Very friendly, with
both traditional and innovative food. The staff is wonderful, too!
One of our favorite Japanese restaurants in New York City.
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