“Really good and inexpensive omakase. I'm usually skeptical of non-traditional additions (foiegras, caviar, truffle, etc.) but nothing was overdone and the flavours were all balanced.”
H2
7.3/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The $75 is the reason people go. It's the pick regulars name for best under $100. The style is experimental, with truffle, caviar, and tomato or pepper on the , and that's exactly what the detractors hate. It also moves fast, about an hour and they turn the seat, so don't plan a long dinner.
“Really good and inexpensive omakase. I'm usually skeptical of non-traditional additions (foiegras, caviar, truffle, etc.) but nothing was overdone and the flavours were all balanced.”
H2
“I’d stay away from Shinn, Thirteen Water and myriad others doing truffles.”
H2
“Thirteen Water if you want more interesting combinations with the nigiris.”
H2
“Thirteen Water in the EV has a $75 set omakase and it’s great!”
H2
“for around $65 you can get serviceable omakase that will definitely surprise him at somewhere like Thirteen Water”
H2
“my favorite Omakase at that price point is Thirteen Water.”
H2
“the best sushi you can get for under $100 is Thirteen Water”
H2
“Thirteen water was great, a little pricier but well worth it imo.”
H2
“Looooved Thirteen Water for omakase”
H2
“Thirteen water is good if you want tomatoes and peppers on your sushi 🤮.”
H2
“such great value for the quality and inventiveness of the product.”
H2
“For sushi, I’d go with Thirteen Water ($75pp)”
H2