An intimate, Michelin-starred Omakase experience with artful sushi & exquisite cooked dishes. A must-try for Japanese cuisine connoisseurs.
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 a transcendent Japanese dining experience, earning two Michelin stars for its meticulous Omakase. Chef Nozomu Abe, a master of his craft, presents a menu that is both artful and delicious, featuring exquisite cooked dishes like sea perch with ponzu and ice fish, alongside jewel-like sushi and a standout miso soup. The intimate, sacred refuge setting, complete with kimono-clad staff and a warm farewell from the chef, embodies true Japanese hospitality.
Sushi Noz specializes in Omakase, offering a meticulously crafted Japanese tasting menu. Customers rave about the quality of the sushi, often described as 'jewel-like,' and highlight unique cooked dishes such as sea perch with ponzu and ice fish, as well as a memorable miso soup with eel 'noodles.' While generally highly recommended, a recent price increase has been noted by some patrons.
"Customers rave about the nigiri, with specific mentions of chutoro and otoro. Standout dishes include seared flounder fin, Hamachi, and a unique miso soup with eel 'noodles.' The hand rolls at Noz Market are also frequently recommended, especially during happy hour."
Customers overwhelmingly praise Sushi Noz for its exceptional Omakase experience and high-quality sushi, with many calling it one of the best in NYC. Some note a recent price increase.
Important Note
The price of the Omakase experience has been noted to be increasing. Some users also found it to be unaffordably expensive, though Noz Market offers a more accessible alternative.
"Highlights Noz Market as a favorite lunch experience and mentions the great happy hour with affordable hand rolls."
Positive"Praises the restaurant for being the best at multiple price points, including aged fish in sub-$200 omakase, but notes a recent price increase and the removal of included gratuity."
Positive"Disagrees with the assessment, stating they found the food to be great."
Positive"Expresses a belief that the quality at this restaurant has decreased."
Negative"Suggests the 'Noz Market' name might mislead users into thinking it's a casual market rather than a high-end sushi restaurant, although the price should be a clue."
Neutral"Agrees that Noz Market is a favorite omakase in its price range and acknowledges the potential for misleading app listings."
Positive"Explains the naming confusion, noting that Noz Market is listed as 'Sushi Noz' on delivery apps and offers a different experience than the high-end Sushi Noz omakase."
Neutral"Clarifies that the $68 omakase is from Noz Market."
Positive"Questions if the $68 omakase is from Sushi Noz, as the main restaurant's omakase is significantly more expensive."
Neutral"Mentions seeing small green plastic dividers used to separate oily fish like mackerel and eel from lighter fishes."
Neutral"Asks for examples of NYC spots that provide individual dividers with takeout sushi, having never encountered one."
Neutral"Confirms that takeout can be ordered through Postmates."
Positive"Contends that dividers are used and mentions they are located in Jersey."
Neutral"Asks for clarification on ordering takeout for Noz Market, inquiring if it's done directly through their website or delivery apps."
Neutral"Disagrees that individual dividers are common for NYC sushi takeout."
Neutral"This is considered one of the best sushi spots in NYC."
Positive"Critiques the takeout packaging, stating that for the price, individual dividers between sushi pieces would be expected, which they've seen at cheaper places."
Negative"In response to concerns about takeout quality, the author states the fish was not fishy, the packaging was amazing, and the quality is as good as or better than others, especially since they are close to the restaurant."
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