“Definitely go, it’s my favorite casual sushi restaurant in nyc.”
H3
8.5/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The three-roll lunch special is why people go, under $20 and the is better than the price suggests. Get the and the toro oshinko roll. The gets named constantly. The room is plain and always packed. A few people call it good, not great, and go anyway for the value.
“Definitely go, it’s my favorite casual sushi restaurant in nyc.”
H3
“My favorite place in that price range is sushi yasaka on w 72nd. Genuinely the freshest and best sushi for that price point I’ve found, everything on the menu is great.”
H3
“My favorite affordable sushi place is sushi yasaka on 72/broadway I believe. Some of the freshest sushi imo. It’s very bare bones but I always have a blast there.”
H3
“Sushi Yasaka in UWS had some of the best King Salmon I’ve had, ever. highly recommend.”
H2
“Very popular local spot. Always busy, always good. Been going there since 2010.”
H2
“Sushi yasaka is the best sushi I've ever had and is affordable”
H2
“it's $20 max and totally worth it--the sashimi and chirashi are especially good quality.”
H2
“I could also eat a thousand blue crab California rolls from sushi yasaka.”
H2
“this is prob my favorite non-omakase sushi restaurant in nyc. The aged akadashi miso soup is soooo so so good and so is the toro oshinko roll & the blue crab California roll”
H2
“Yasaka is actually good.”
H2
“Some of the most affordable yet highest quality sushi I’ve had in the city!”
H2
“i genuinely have no idea how they’re able to get fish so good at the prices they charge esp for the lunch specials”
H2