Upscale Japanese sushi & omakase w/ exceptional aged fish & traditional rice. Great value, surprisingly affordable.
This Japanese restaurant on the Upper East Side offers an exceptional omakase experience that rivals more expensive establishments. Praised for its high-quality, aged fish and perfectly prepared rice, it provides great value, especially with its more accessible lunch and dinner options. While some note potential chef variability, the overall consensus points to a delightful and traditional sushi experience.
This Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for its sushi and omakase. Reviewers consistently praise the quality of the fish, particularly the aged fish, and the perfectly prepared rice. The restaurant is noted for offering an omakase experience that rivals much pricier establishments, with specific mentions of good value for lunch and dinner options, including hand rolls and nigiri like bluefin tuna and fatty tuna. Some feedback suggests potential for slight inconsistencies due to multiple chefs, but the overall sentiment for the food is very positive.
"The hand rolls are frequently recommended, especially during happy hour, with options including premium ingredients like toro and snow crab. The omakase, particularly the lunch option, is also highly praised for its quality and value."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the high quality of the sushi and the expertly prepared rice, often comparing it favorably to much more expensive omakase experiences. The no-tipping policy and the value offered are also frequently highlighted positive points.
Important Note
Some users have noted potential inconsistencies in sushi quality or texture due to multiple chefs working at the establishment. One user questioned the value for delivery orders due to the higher price point.
"The commenter suggests Noz Market might offer less food compared to Shota, based on descriptions."
Neutral"The commenter found Noz Market to be 'mid' and described it as a very short meal."
Negative"While acknowledging different experiences at Noz and Noz Handroll Bar, the commenter found the sushi and rice to be exceptional."
Positive"Noz market was being eyed as a potential restaurant to visit."
Positive"Noz market is listed as a recommended restaurant."
Positive"Noz Market is mentioned as a place one enjoys."
Positive"A recommendation for Noz's Market, highlighting their $45 lunch omakase and suggesting to check their Instagram for details."
Positive"This user heard that Noz Market is possible to get into as a walk-in, but is not sure of the certainty without networking."
Neutral"Regarding pricing, the commenter states that all hand rolls on the menu, including premium options like toro and snow crab, cost $10 or less."
Positive"This commenter also recommends Noz Market's hand rolls and advises that seating is very limited, so standing might be necessary."
Positive"The commenter highlights that Noz Market offers excellent quality sushi, comparing its omakase favorably to much more expensive options."
Positive"The original poster expresses interest in Noz Market, noting they haven't had sushi in a while."
Positive"The commenter recommends Noz Market for its hand roll happy hour, available on weekdays from 2-5 PM."
Positive"A user recommended Noz Market for their unique and amazing hand rolls."
Positive"The user is asking for a recommendation between Noz Market and Omakase by Komari for a good value omakase experience. They are specifically wondering whether to choose the chef's menu ($155) or the classic menu ($90) at Noz Market."
Neutral"The commenter suggested Noz Market as another potentially interesting option, alongside Sushi Nakazawa."
Positive"Noz Market was mentioned as an option."
Positive"This commenter mentioned Noz Market as a great option, along with other sushi restaurants, indicating it's a safe choice."
Positive"The commenter expressed a very positive opinion of Noz Market, calling it spectacular."
Positive"This commenter stated that Noz Market is the best option available within the specified price range."
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