“If you want actual good sushi that doesn’t break the bank, go to Noz Market. Only sushi at that price point that is aging their fish and preparing proper rice.”
H3
9.3/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
This is the cheaper arm of Noz, and people say nothing else at the price comes close. The runs about $90 and the happy hour is the walk in move. The style is traditional, with and heavy vinegar in the rice, so it isn't for everyone.
“If you want actual good sushi that doesn’t break the bank, go to Noz Market. Only sushi at that price point that is aging their fish and preparing proper rice.”
H3
“I can’t recommend the $90 omakase at Noz Market enough though. I usually just stick to that, the nigiri themselves are just as high-quality if a little less creative”
H3
“Noz Market is a beautiful restaurant and it benefits from its "membership" in the Noz Universe in terms of neta that you cannot find at any other restaurant at its price point. The issue is inconsistency due to multiple chefs and some pieces that lack textural contrast or characteristic flavor.”
H3
“go to noz market for the hand roll happy hour”
H2
“Noz market for the standing handroll bar is also a big crowd pleaser.”
H2
“Noz Market is easily the best at this price point”
H2
“Go to noz market for a cheaper version of sushi noz! Incredible quality”
H2
“It’s my favorite by far and the chefs are super engaging. I live a few blocks away and would go every day if I had the budget”
H2
“I’d recommend the $150 chef’s omakase at noz market based on everything else in your description though.”
H2
“Quality of fish is good overall and they portion generously.”
H2
“Noz Market walkins for handrolls are amazing.”
H2
“Best $80 I ever spent (went there for lunch last week). Did get some a la carte after the omakase was finished, but would have been super satisfied even if I hadn't.”
H2