An intimate, energetic Japanese omakase experience w/ jewel-like sushi & unique dishes like eel noodle soup. True Japanese hospitality.
Sushi Noz provides a luxurious tasting experience on the Upper East Side, offering a multi-course menu with sake and wine pairings.
Sushi Noz offers an intimate and energetic Japanese dining experience, helmed by the skilled Chef Nozomu Abe. Guests can expect exquisite cooked dishes like sea perch with ponzu and ice fish, complemented by a unique miso soup and jewel-like sushi. The service embodies true Japanese hospitality, with kimono-clad staff and personal farewells from the chef.
The omakase menu features expertly prepared sushi with well-seasoned rice and perfectly sized pieces, including highlights like chutoro and otoro. Standout dishes include the seared flounder fin and Hamachi. The miso soup with eel 'noodles' and salted egg yolk is a unique and praised starter. While the in-person dining is highly regarded, the takeout options and associated pricing have also been a topic of discussion.
"The omakase menu is highly recommended, with specific praise for the nigiri, chutoro, otoro, seared flounder fin, and Hamachi. The unique miso soup with eel 'noodles' and salted egg yolk is also a standout. For a more casual experience, the handroll happy hour at Noz Market is suggested."
Customers rave about the memorable omakase experience, exceptional quality of fish and rice, and the overall Japanese hospitality. However, the high price point is a frequent point of discussion.
Important Note
The price of the omakase experience is considered very high, with some users noting recent increases. The main dining room has a limited capacity, accommodating a maximum of 8 guests.
"Sushi noz was listed as a restaurant recommendation near the Met."
Positive"Responding to a Sushi sho recommendation, this user stated that $500 would not be sufficient to cover the cost."
Negative"Commenter suggested Sushi sho, but another user noted that $500 would likely not cover it."
Negative"Commenter clarified that 'Noz 17' likely refers to Sushi Noz, distinguishing it from another spot called 'Noz 17'."
Neutral"Commenter noted that the main courses at Sushi Noz might exceed the $500 per person budget, but suggested the market option could be feasible."
Neutral"Commenter recommended Noz 17, which was clarified to be Sushi Noz, suggesting the main course might exceed the budget but the market option could work."
Neutral"Suggests spending a bit more to go to Noz, specifically recommending the bar seating for an omakase experience."
Positive"This user recommended Sushi Noz, specifically mentioning the Hinoki counter."
Positive"This user simply recommended Sushi Noz."
Positive"This user prefers Sushi Noz over Yoshino, citing its memorable experience and personality. They also specifically enjoy the warm rice style used at Noz."
Positive"This user commented on the aesthetically pleasing presentation of the Sushi Noz box, regardless of the price point."
Positive"This commenter highly recommends Sushi Noz for anyone with disposable income or seeking a special occasion meal, stating it was one of the best restaurant experiences they've ever had."
Positive"This commenter humorously suggested that the delivered Sushi Noz meal looked better than their actual dining experience at the restaurant."
Neutral"This user stated that the delivered Sushi Noz meal looked as good as their in-person dining experience, which they found to be excellent."
Positive"In response to the price concern, this commenter noted that Sushi Noz's in-person dining experience exceeds $500 per seat, making the $315 box a more accessible splurge for a special occasion."
Positive"Having dined at Sushi Noz in person and spending over $600 per person, this commenter stated they would definitely try the delivery box, finding it delicious and significantly cheaper."
Positive"This user clarified that the wasabi provided with Sushi Noz is authentic, unlike the dyed horseradish found at lower-tier establishments."
Positive"This user pointed out that Sushi Noz is a two-Michelin-starred restaurant and considered the $315 box to be cheaper than expected given the quantity of food."
Positive"This commenter found the $315 price for delivery omakase boxes to be insane, suggesting that at this price point, one should opt for an in-person dining experience."
Negative"This commenter humorously noted the large amount of wasabi provided with the Sushi Noz delivery, comparing it to receiving excessive chopsticks for a solo meal."
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