Contemporary sushi, DIY sets & standout monkfish liver handrolls. A must-try for unique Japanese flavors.
This Williamsburg Japanese eatery offers a contemporary sushi experience with a unique DIY set menu. For $78, diners can craft their own sushi with a soup, rice, nori, and seasonings, along with 12 pieces of sushi. Standout dishes include the monkfish liver handroll and a decadent crab, uni, and ikura rice bowl.
This Japanese restaurant offers a contemporary sushi experience with a unique DIY approach where customers build their own sushi from a set menu including soup, rice, nori, and seasonings, for $78. A standout dish is the monkfish liver handroll, and a decadent crab, uni, and ikura bowl is also highlighted. While most feedback is positive, one user found the food to be 'objectively terrible'.
"The monkfish liver handroll is highly recommended, and a crab, uni, and ikura bowl is also a featured luxurious option."
Customers generally have a positive impression, praising the unique DIY sushi experience and recommending specific items like the monkfish liver handroll. However, one user described the food as 'objectively terrible'.
Important Note
One user described the food as 'objectively terrible', which contrasts with other positive reviews.
"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."
Positive"The user has tried Ume before."
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