Contemporary Japanese w/ build-your-own sushi sets for $78. Standout monkfish liver handroll & luxurious caviar/uni options.
This Williamsburg gem offers a contemporary take on Japanese cuisine, specializing in expertly crafted sushi. Diners can experience an omakase-style meal for a reasonable price, or build their own sushi selections from a set menu that includes soup, rice, nori, and a dozen pieces of sushi. The monkfish liver handroll is a standout, and the restaurant also boasts an impressive selection of caviar and uni dishes, showcasing a commitment to high-quality ingredients and refined preparation.
This Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for its contemporary sushi and omakase experience, offering a build-your-own sushi set for $78 that includes soup, rice, nori, and 12 pieces of sushi. Standout dishes include the monkfish liver handroll and luxurious options like caviar and uni sushi. While many praise the quality and presentation, one review described the food as 'objectively terrible'.
"The monkfish liver handroll is highly recommended. The $78 sushi set, which includes 12 pieces of sushi, is also a popular choice for those seeking a good value omakase experience."
Customers generally have positive things to say about this Japanese restaurant, particularly praising its contemporary sushi experience and value for omakase. However, there are some dissenting opinions labeling the food as 'objectively terrible'.
Important Note
There are conflicting reviews, with one commenter describing the food as 'objectively terrible' while others recommend it.
"This commenter expresses confusion why other commenters are suggesting the original poster eat outside Manhattan when Ume, which is in Williamsburg, is already on their list."
Neutral"The original poster mentions Ume is on their list and they are aware of mixed reviews but still wish to try it."
Neutral"Ume in Williamsburg is highly recommended for its contemporary sushi experience, where guests build their own sushi with a set menu including soup, rice, nori, soy sauce, seasonings, and 12 pieces of sushi for $78. The monkfish liver handroll is a must-try."
Positive"Ume was described as objectively terrible, although the commenter acknowledged its great social media team."
Negative"The original poster inquired if Ume is worth making a reservation for on a different day."
Neutral"Ume is recommended for traditional type sushi/omakase at a fairly good price."
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