“The most entertaining omakase experience I’ve had in NYC. The chefs are fun and entertaining, the sushi is eclectic with Thai influences and you will want to take your friends over and over after”
H3
6.1/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
It's a party, not a quiet . About $99 for 15 courses with unlimited sake and a loud room. People split hard on the food. Some say the is creative with Thai touches, others say it's mid and you're paying for the vibe. Regulars say the Jackson Heights room beats Williamsburg. Not the place for a first .
“The most entertaining omakase experience I’ve had in NYC. The chefs are fun and entertaining, the sushi is eclectic with Thai influences and you will want to take your friends over and over after”
H3
“It was rowdy and they do a lot of sake with their courses. Plus a weed smoke infused dish that was super fun to breathe and eat.”
H3
“I went to the Jackson Heights one and I felt like they were trying too hard to make it like a party and it fell flat and awkward for me. They also prepared a lot of the dishes in advance so it didn't feel like a true omakase experience.”
H3
“Sushi on Me in Jackson Heights is incredible. The food alone is amazing, but it’s a small counter omakase that has a party atmosphere.”
H2
“Sushi On Me is a great choice. It's a party atmosphere, the omakase is quite good, and you'll all end up drunk.”
H2
“Sushi on Me is a fantastic experience, a little rowdy and loud, but very few omakase places have a vibe like it.”
H2
“Sushi on Me is a close 2nd if not tied for the enjoyment (and free unlimited sake) factor.”
H2
“Sushi On Me is… normal enough omakase, but in a hardcore party atmosphere. Could be an interesting experience.”
H2
“The omakase is okay tbh, the sake makes up for it.”
H2
“such a delight. i really enjoyed the one appetizer that had weed smoke on it”
H2
“It was probably the worst place I’ve ever had omakase at. It was so gimmicky.”
H2
“i dont think Sushi on Me is worth it. The food itself is not great.”
H2