While there's definitely better omakase in NYC for much more $$$, I have yet to find one as good as sugarfish at this price point. If you've found one let me know where!
$23, $33, or $45 menus start with edamame and include courses like tuna sashimi, albacore tuna, and a toro hand-roll. Eater’s senior critic Robert Sietsema had a promising lunch there opening week. Read more
For lunch if you arrive by 11:45am you shouldn't have to wait too long for a table or sit at the sushi bar. Get the Trust Me and add a few more pieces of sashimi that you loved to complete the meal.
No better deal for sushi that I know of. "Trust Me" omakase is $39, plenty of food and high quality (love the abalone). The Trust Me Lite is perfect for my wifey and only $27 (gratuity inclusive)
Went for the a la carte option and tried the salmon, scallops and sweet shrimp. Everything was amazing but the winner by far was the salmon. Next time - 4 orders of that and I will leave happy.
Good, cheap, quick. You usually only get 2 out of 3, and you get the former here. Put your name in at 4 to eat at 730. Or 11:15 to ensure a first seating around 1130a. A la carte is the way to go.
This was one of my fav restaurants when I lived in LA, & I'm so happy they are now in NYC. Just go w/ the trust me and let the chef make all the decisions. Sushi is seriously melt-in-your moth good.
Order the 'Trust Me', a couple bottles of Nozawa sake, and tack on an extra handroll at the end. Great way to treat yourself. Went on a weekday for late lunch and had no wait—seems like the time to go
I usually get the "trust me." It's a great value for the amount and quality of sushi. I was so excited when I heard sugar fish was coming to nyc. I wish they would open more locations in Manhattan.
Amazing, fresh, and well priced - one of my favs in the city. Be sure to get the bento box. They don’t take reservations, so come early to get a spot or be prepared to wait sometimes up to 2 hrs
Best sushi in NYC. There maybe better places (that I haven't been to), but the balance of ambiance, service, presentation, and quality there's nothing quite like Sugarfish. This location is the best.
Sortof have to get there either around 5-5:30 or 10, but get the omaskase all the way. It's funny how the staff gets really serious about shellfish allergy
I'm not a big sushi fan, but I tried the sushi here and it was fantastic! I think the only place I will ever eat sushi is at this place, that's how good it was!
Even with reservation it takes very long to get seated! But it worth it! One of the best Japanese restaurants I’ve ever been. Service is very good as well.
Get there early (before 7) to put your name in and grab a drink around the area while you wait for a table. The fish is delicious and fresh, plus the prices are reasonable for Omakase.
Price is reasonable for quality of fish BUT I’m not sure it’s worth it. Service is mediocre, pieces were presented w/o explanation (1 of the servers) of what it is and the sushi rice is over cooked...