TOMONI

"Tomoni was mentioned as a restaurant that works for parties with mixed preferences for raw and cooked seafood."

"This user confirmed that the omakase at Tomoni is indeed good but advised that the nigiri special changes daily, recommending diners ask their server for the freshest options."

"This user found the cream cheese appetizer at Tomoni to look 'insane' and was sold on checking out the restaurant based on the plating alone, planning to visit next time they are in Queens."

"This user thanked the original poster for sharing information about Tomoni, noting it looks good."

"This user expressed curiosity about the cream cheese appetizer at Tomoni and wanted to know more details about it."

"This user questioned whether Tomoni's rice bowls come with a sufficient amount of fish."

"This user commented that Tomoni looks amazing."

"This user inquired about the omakase at Tomoni, mentioning they heard it's where the restaurant truly excels."

"This user visited Tomoni for their 'Una-Tama', which they described as visually appealing but very expensive at $45. They recommend visiting once for the ambiance and food but suggest looking elsewhere for better value. They also noted that the lunch specials are similarly priced but include soup and salad."

"This user asked a question regarding the amount of caviar served at Tomoni."

"This user commented that Tomoni looks very good based on the original post."

"This user expressed interest in Tomoni's menu, specifically mentioning the mackerel tartar as an interesting alternative to the usual tuna or salmon options. They are also eager to try the 'Long Vacation' cocktail, intrigued by its ingredients (rum, maple, coconut water, miso cream, smoked salt)."

"This user lives near Tomoni and has been meaning to try it. After seeing the positive feedback, they plan to visit soon."

"This user acknowledged that Sushi on Me's seatings are limited to an hour and cater to a 'party' atmosphere. They agreed that Jackson Heights/Woodside offers Japanese dining at various price points and reiterated that a pricey-adjacent restaurant like Tomoni might be an unusual fit for the area."

"This user clarified that Sushi on Me is an omakase experience that includes unlimited sake, distinguishing it from Tomoni and suggesting the value proposition is different. They argued that the price difference is due to the unique, high-end experience offered by Sushi on Me."

"This user noted that the Thai restaurant previously at this location was good but often empty, suggesting the specific area of Roosevelt Avenue (referred to as 'Roosey') doesn't attract many visitors. While they appreciate Tomoni, they find the prices high and indicated they won't dine there often."

"In response to the pricing discussion, this user pointed out that Sushi on Me, also in the neighborhood, is similarly pricey. They implied that while Tomoni's prices might be high for the area, it could be justified by its offerings, similar to other establishments."

"This user mentioned walking by Tomoni a couple of weeks ago and being put off by the prices."

"This user responded positively to the original post and the information provided about Tomoni, indicating they are hearing good things about the restaurant."

"This user commented on Tomoni's pricing, noting it's expensive for Jackson Heights compared to other local Japanese spots like Fuku and 969, which cater more to the neighborhood's working-class demographic. They suggested Tomoni would need to attract customers from other areas to sustain its prices."