LA import serving incredible hand rolls! Quick, affordable, no-tipping sushi bar.
KazuNori, a sister restaurant to Sugarfish, offers an exceptional hand roll experience that is both delicious and budget-friendly. Celebrated for its high-quality fish and simple yet flavorful rolls, it provides a unique counter-style dining experience. This spot is ideal for a quick, satisfying meal, especially for those seeking authentic Japanese flavors without the formality of traditional omakase.
This Japanese restaurant specializes in hand rolls and sushi, with customers consistently recommending the hand rolls for their freshness and flavor. The scallop hand roll, in particular, receives high praise. It's noted as a more casual, quick-service option compared to traditional omakase, offering great price-to-value.
"The hand rolls are consistently highlighted as a must-try, with the scallop hand roll receiving special acclaim for its quality and value."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the restaurant for its delicious hand rolls and excellent value, with many considering it a top choice for sushi in the city. While overwhelmingly positive, one report of food poisoning was noted.
Important Note
One user reported a negative experience with food poisoning, though other long-time patrons have not encountered issues.
"Kazu Nori is recommended for affordable, quality hand rolls without extra frills and no reservations."
Positive"KazuNori is listed as a dining option."
Neutral"This user strongly endorses Kazu Nori, stating they haven't found any other place they like as much."
Positive"This user mentions Kazu Nori as an option for scallop rolls."
Neutral"This user pointed out that Kazu Nori, the hand roll bar associated with Sugarfish, is also doing well in NYC."
Positive"The scallop hand roll at Kazunori was mentioned by a commenter as a dish they'd return for. Another user defended Kazunori, calling the scallop hand roll particularly good."
Positive"This user strongly defends Kazunori, particularly the scallop hand roll, stating it offers the best fish quality for the cost in the city."
Positive"Kazunori is recommended for good priced handrolls, especially for someone from a small town without such options."
Positive"KazuNori is recommended for hand rolls for lunch."
Positive"Kazunori is suggested as a good option within the user's price range, though it might be a few blocks out of their direct path."
Positive"An LA migrant defended Kazu Nori as "really good sushi for ~$60," noting it offers value and is suitable for an LA migrant, and clarifying its set menus are not true omakase."
Positive"A user stated that Kazu Nori is "some of the best" sushi in NYC for the price, also noting its LA origins."
Positive"This restaurant is recommended for hand rolls."
Neutral"The user states that Kazunori is the best and recommends trying it, highlighting that the rolls are simple and delicious."
Positive"Claims Nami Nori is leagues better than Kazunori (and Sugarfish)."
Neutral"Recommends adding KazuNori (along with Los Tacos No. 1 and Ichiran) to the list."
Positive"Agrees with recommendations for Kazunori for sushi."
Positive"States that Nami Nori is better than Kazunori for hand rolls."
Neutral"Suggests Kazunori for a flexible no-reservation sushi night if not opting for higher-end omakase, finding it enjoyable and with a quick-moving line."
Positive"Recommends Kazunori, Sugarfish's sister restaurant, for its cheaper hand rolls that offer incredible price/value. Notes it's a quick eat and has no tipping."
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