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(212) 255-5988

If you’re looking for a seriously luxurious sushi experience, then Sushi Seki could very well be the place for you. Although not the cheapest sushi joint in New York City, Sushi Seki makes up for the high prices through quality. The restaurant itself is located on the top floor of a hotel, making it a great choice for both a first date and special occasions. The all-you-can-eat sushi costs $45 per person, and comes with all the standard options you’d expect to find at a high-quality sushi restaurant, as well as a few extra treat options for good measure. The restaurant is only open for dinner, but is a great choice for visiting guests or a special occasion when you want to treat yourself to something truly special.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(718) 857-0222

If you’re looking for a sushi experience that’s a little different, then U-Gu could be the place for you. Serving inventive and eclectic sushi dishes, U-Gu is a great option for anyone who wants to try something a little out of the ordinary. The restaurant itself is located in the bustling East Village neighborhood and is a great place to visit when you want to go somewhere interesting. If you’re feeling adventurous, then you’ll want to try U-Gu’s signature dish, Ugu Meishi, which is when you leave it all up to the chef. With the chef's talent, it will be nothing short of excellent. If you’re not feeling quite so daring, then you can always choose from one of the many safe options on the menu. Regardless of what you choose, you’re bound to be impressed.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(212) 473-3327

If you’re looking for a great sushi experience but don’t want to break the bank, then Hasaki is a great option for you. Located in the East Village, Hasaki is an unassuming restaurant that serves up high-quality sushi at low prices. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, making it a great choice to go with a group of friends or a date. The menu at Hasaki is reasonably priced and has something for everyone, meaning you’re guaranteed to find something you’ll love. If you’re feeling hungry, then try one of the combo deals. These come with a main dish, a side dish, and miso soup for a very reasonable price. Perfect for a quick bite to eat before heading off to explore the rest of the city.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(212) 777-5266

If you’re looking for a high-quality sushi experience that is both atmospheric and budget friendly, then Kanoyama is a great place for you to visit. Kanoyama has two fantastic locations in Midtown and Downtown Manhattan, meaning you’re never too far away from great sushi. The restaurants themselves have a modern yet traditional aesthetic that is perfect for a date or to go with a group of friends. The menu at Kanoyama is extensive and has something for everyone. Whether you’re a sushi purist or you want to try something a little out of the box, you’re sure to find something you’ll love. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, then Kanoyama’s signature “Dragon roll” is a great choice. The roll is served up hot and features eel, avocado, and salmon roe for a deliciously unique flavor that’s sure to impress.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(212) 989-4466

If you’re looking for a great sushi experience in Midtown Manhattan, then Momoya is a great place for you to visit. The restaurant has two great locations in Midtown, making it easy for you to find a location that’s convenient for you. The restaurants themselves are a little different from your standard sushi joint. The walls are adorned with beautiful Japanese art, and the restaurants are dimly lit to create a relaxing and intimate atmosphere. If you’re looking for a great place to go with a group of friends, then the “Giant chef’s choice” is a fantastic choice, which is a massive sushi platter that is served up on a wooden chopping board.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(212) 867-0874

Don’t let the low-key exterior fool you, Kaoru is a must-visit for sushi enthusiasts. Kaoru is located in a quiet area of Midtown East, but this doesn’t deter diners. Kaoru’s menu is more focused on sushi bowls, but still offers great sashimi and rolls for your sushi experience. Their specialty bowl is the Uni Don, which is a bowl of rice with sea urchin and 2 toppings of your choice on top. Kaoru is a great option if you want to switch things up from rolls to bowls.

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(718) 386-8886

Bushniwa is a popular sushi spot in Brooklyn that specializes in nigiri sushi, or the Japanese method of serving sliced fish over rice. Bushniwa serves up fresh and quality seafood at reasonable prices, making it a great option for sushi newbies looking to try something new. You can't go wrong with anything on their extensive sake menu, but also enjoy the rest of their sushi.

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(718) 387-8815

Aburi Sushi Bar is located in Brooklyn and is known for its sushi rolls, sashimi, and other Japanese entrees. Everything you would expect from a sushi spot but this place has impressive quality. Aburi Sushi Bar is a great choice for sushi eaters looking for both classic sushi rolls as well as specialty rolls. It's a popular choice for sushi newbies, as well as for those who want to try something different in the New York City area.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(646) 870-7509

Zen Ramen & Sushi is a popular Japanese restaurant in Midtown West that specializes in ramen, but also has some great sushi. Their extensive menu features all kinds of sushi, ramen, and rice dishes. They have awesome lunch deals and even a sushi happy hour so you will definitely get your bang for your buck. The service is also quick so it's a great option if you need a quick lunch or dinner.

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(718) 302-2035

Ako is a popular sushi restaurant in New York City that serves up quality seafood at reasonable prices. The restaurant is known for its unique sushi that's both innovative and tasty. They offer a variety of traditional rolls, sashimi, and specialty rolls. Ako is located in Williamsburg, making it a great option for anyone in Brooklyn or New York City.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(929) 231-9376

Sashimi Ramen Express has a small space which keeps things simple. Choose from a ton of sashimi and rolls of all kinds. This is a great spot for affordable sushi that still is fresh and well made. For being located in the Upper East Side, these deals are hard to beat. Keep in mind that they are cash only when you are dining in person, but if you are ordering online your card will work fine!

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(212) 727-0888

Asuka Sushi is a popular sushi restaurant in Chelsea that serves up fresh fish at reasonable prices. They have a beautifully decorated interior which creates a warm and modern feel while you dine. The food is just as impressive, with great quality fish and beautiful presentation. On the menu you can find all the classic sushi and sashimi options as well as some more interesting specialty rolls and nigiri. Stop by Asuka Sushi for your next dinner outing.

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(646) 230-8191

Norikoh is located in Flatiron and is a family business that serves Japanese Asian fusion cuisine. They offer all kinds of sushi, sashimi, rolls, and more. One of their specialty dishes is their volcano roll which consists of crunchy spicy tuna, cucumber, spicy kani salad, scallion, and sweet chili sauce. The inside is also very spacious and aesthetically pleasing. Enjoy their extensive drink menu as well, with various wine, beer, and sake options

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(646) 720-0202

Nara Sushi is a low-key spot in the Financial District with excellent service so you won't be waiting long. The space is very inviting and the best part is that you can watch the chef make your sushi in front of you. All of their dishes are fresh and well-loved by the regulars. They have some great lunch deals and have an overall affordable menu. So, if you are looking for great sushi but you're on a budget, this is a good option for you.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(212) 677-3158

Zest Sushi is not messing around. This is a cozy spot in the Lower East Side that is sure to impress. They are open for lunch and dinner, and offer all kinds of sushi and endless combinations. However, the highlight of Zest Sushi is their happy hour, where all rolls are only $5. People from all over the city come for this amazing deal. Even though your meal will be cheap, the price does not reflect the quality of this place. Every dish is made fresh and presented nicely so you truly are getting your bang for your buck here.