Set your price for an endless sushi feast or let the chef guide you through a traditional omakase experience. One of NYC's oldest Japanese sushi spots, offering personalized service and a unique culinary journey.
Experience a traditional omakase at Sushi Ann, one of NYC's oldest sushi establishments. This Japanese restaurant, helmed by a Japanese proprietor and chefs trained in high-end sushi, offers a unique, personalized experience where you can set your price or let the chef guide you through an endless stream of exquisite pieces. While known for its exceptional sushi and seafood, be prepared for a high price point and potential occasional unavailability of certain specialty items like clam nigiri.
Sushi Ann offers a traditional Japanese omakase experience with a focus on sushi and seafood. Customers can opt for a chef-curated experience where they can either set a price limit or enjoy continuous service. While highly regarded, some patrons have noted that specific items, particularly certain types of clams like mirugai and akagai, can be difficult to obtain even when they appear on the menu.
"The restaurant is recommended for its traditional omakase experience and personalized sushi service. While specific dishes like clam nigiri were inquired about, their availability is noted as inconsistent."
Customers praise the personalized sushi experience and the ability to set a price for an omakase meal. However, some express disappointment with the frequent unavailability of certain clam dishes, even when listed on the menu.
Important Note
Certain specialty items, such as specific types of clam nigiri, may frequently be unavailable even when listed on the menu. The restaurant is considered expensive.
"Sushi Ann is listed as a traditional omakase option at the $150 price point, with a Japanese proprietor and chefs trained in high-end sushi."
Positive"This commenter recommends checking out Sushi Ann, describing it as one of the oldest sushi shops in NYC."
Positive"The commenter expresses disappointment that even when mirugai and akagai are listed on the menu at Sushi Ann, they are frequently unavailable."
Negative"Despite previous claims, specific clam types like mirugai and akagai are occasionally available at Sushi Ann."
Neutral"The commenter rarely sees clams available at Sushi Ann, noting that they seemed to be more common about 7-8 years ago."
Negative"Sushi Ann is recommended for the user to call and inquire about their shellfish offerings, specifically in the context of finding clam nigiri."
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