Authentic East Village sushi. High-quality nigiri at manageable prices. Try the $29 'sushi regular' set!
Kanoyama in the East Village offers high-quality nigiri at reasonable prices, with a 'sushi regular' set for $29 including 7 pieces and a tuna cucumber roll.
This East Village Japanese eatery is celebrated for its exceptional nigiri, offering a quality that rivals much pricier establishments. For a great value, try their 'sushi regular' set, featuring seven pieces of nigiri and a tuna cucumber roll for $29. It's a perfect spot for those seeking authentic, high-quality sushi without the premium price tag.
This Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for its sushi, particularly its nigiri and the 'sushi regular' set, which offers great value. Customers also appreciate the availability of rare fish by the piece and mention that the restaurant consistently serves seasonal fish.
"The 'sushi regular' set, a $29 offering with seven pieces of nigiri and a tuna cucumber roll, is frequently recommended for its value and quality. They also offer excellent sushi platters and rare fish by the piece."
Customers highly praise the restaurant for its consistently excellent sushi and fish quality, often noting it as a long-standing favorite that remains superior to many other options.
Important Note
The restaurant previously held a Michelin star, though its current listing indicates 0 stars.
"This user simply mentioned Kanoyama in response to the original poster's query about where to find tuna collar."
Neutral"Kanoyama is described as an original East Village establishment that is still very good and affordable if one chooses their sushi set meals."
Positive"This user adds another vote for Kanoyama for sushi."
Positive"Kanoyama is listed as a recommendation and is mentioned as having previously held a Michelin star."
Neutral"This user simply mentioned Kanoyama as a sushi spot."
Positive"This user recommends Kanoyama for excellent sushi platters and rare fish options by the piece."
Positive"Kanoyama is listed as a Japanese restaurant with a la carte options, recommended by Japanese coworkers."
Positive"Kanoyama on 2nd Ave & 11th st is recommended, offering both omakase and a la carte options."
Positive"Kanoyama is mentioned as being around the discussed price point and having previously held a Michelin star."
Positive"This user recommends Kanoyama for sushi during restaurant week, describing it as a solid choice."
Positive"Kanoyama is recommended for those who prefer a strong focus on sushi with some additional non-sushi options."
Neutral"Kanoyama is suggested as a restaurant that might offer both omakase and regular sushi rolls."
Neutral"A user stated they have been going to Kanoyama for 15 years and it has "always been great.""
Positive"Kanoyama was included in a list of recommended sushi spots."
Positive"Responding to a query about its casual nature, the user clarified that a sushi set can be obtained at Kanoyama for a "reasonable price.""
Positive"The original poster expressed gratitude for the Kanoyama recommendation, implying it aligned with their search criteria."
Positive"Kanoyama was described as a casual, "old school NY place" that consistently provides seasonal fish and is considered superior to many "fake omakase joints.""
Positive"A commenter recommends Kanoyama in The East Village as their local non-omakase sushi spot. They praise its affordable and very good sushi sets and note that the restaurant gets interesting fish, considering it better than many pricier 'fauxmakase' options."
Positive"Recommends Kanoyama for dinner. It is a sushi restaurant."
Positive"Kanoyama and Hatsuhana also have Omakases in the 150 to 200 price point. They are full fledged restaurants so you can do non omakase for cheaper. If you want an omakase experience reserve the counter."
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