2 Michelin-starred Omakase; intimate Japanese dining with unforgettable sushi & cooked dishes. Check out their hand roll happy hour for a more casual taste.
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 exquisite and intimate Japanese dining experience on the Upper East Side, earning two Michelin stars for its exceptional Omakase. Chef Nozomu Abe meticulously crafts each dish, from delicate cooked items like sea perch to jewel-like sushi. While considered a luxurious and sometimes expensive choice, the restaurant is celebrated for its memorable meals and genuine hospitality, with some suggesting their market for a more casual, yet still excellent, experience.
Sushi Noz is highly acclaimed for its Omakase and Sushi offerings, with customers raving about the quality and preparation of the dishes. Specific highlights include an amazing egg yolk tiny eel noodle soup, delicious garlic miso snails, and nigiri described as the best ever had. The restaurant also offers a more accessible experience through its takeout menu and a hand roll happy hour.
"Highly recommended dishes include the nigiri, described as the best ever had, the egg yolk tiny eel noodle soup, garlic miso snails, silver fish tempura, tamago, and anago. The hand rolls from Noz Market are also suggested as a great option, especially during happy hour."
Customers generally have a very positive sentiment towards Sushi Noz, with many praising it as a memorable and high-quality dining experience, though some note its high price point.
Important Note
The price point for the Omakase experience at Sushi Noz is considered high by some patrons.
"This user recommends Sushi noz for dining in NYC. The original post also mentioned a desire for NY sushi."
Positive"This user suggests Sushi Noz as a potential option for restaurant week, noting it's a high-end choice."
Positive"Sushi Noz is an Omakase restaurant with 2 Michelin Stars that was featured in a video and looks incredible."
Positive"Sushi Noz is mentioned as a sushi omakase option that might fit the criteria."
Neutral"The original poster lists Noz as a restaurant they have previously visited for omakase, without explicit sentiment."
Neutral"This user notes that Noz offers a limited takeout menu."
Neutral"The user further recommends Noz, mentioning specific dishes like silver fish tempura, tamago, and anago, suggesting it's a perfect meal and place. They also suggest checking out the hand roll happy hour for a more casual experience."
Positive"The user describes a meal at Noz (when the menu was around $250) as one of the most memorable experiences of their life, highlighting it as an amazing and approachable place with decades of skill."
Positive"The user suggests Sushi Noz as a natural progression in Edomae-style sushi from Sushi Nakazawa."
Neutral"Includes Sushi Noz in a list of recommended restaurants."
Positive"Recommends Sushi Noz as a good alternative to Sushi Sho, albeit a level below."
Positive"The author suggests Noz for omakase for a special dinner when asked for recommendations without specific price or cuisine preferences."
Neutral"Recommends trying Sushi Noz via their side restaurant, Noz Market, which offers takeout and a recommended handroll happy hour (2-5pm). First order handrolls are $10 each during happy hour."
Positive"The user acknowledges Sushi Noz is great but finds it unaffordably expensive."
Positive"The price of Sushi Noz keeps creeping up."
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