“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
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“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 $80 I ever spent (went there for lunch last week). Did get some a la carte after the omakase was finished, but would have been super satisfied even if I hadn't.”
H2
“But Noz Market is the best in the city at its price point.”
H2
“Noz Market's saba bozushi is one of the greatest delivery items in the city, sushi or otherwise.”
H2
“There’s fantastic takeout sushi at Noz Market”
H2
“Noz market is a top 5 place in the city outright but leans to a more traditional style Americans tend to like less with some heavily-pickled fish and heavy vinegar on the rice.”
H2
“Noz market hand rolls are different but amazing”
H2
“They do an incredible omakase lunch special (like 80$ for Michelin quality omakase).”
H2
“Noz Market - handrolls eat in and high quality takeout sushi/sashimi; pricey but worth it with quality.”
H2
“They do a small omakase but then have a really solid additional piece a la carte menu that usually has saba, kohada, etc”
H2
“Noz market is astronomically better. Smaller menu though. You’ll end up spending at least $145 at Noz after add ons but their additionals are way more interesting.”
H2
“Second Noz market lunch. Best lunch omakase option in the city right now.”
H2
“We did the hand roll happy hour at noz market and it was great. They just announced a lunch omakase and I’d say it’s worth looking into that.”
H2
“it’s some of the best around, an omakase with the same fish at that place will run you like 600 bucks”
H2
“The Noz Market hand rolls are delicious.”
H2
“Noz Market is my favorite at that price point by far”
H2
“More expensive but still reasonable: noz market”
H2
“Noz Market uses the same fish, and is overall phenomenal and costs \~1/3 of what Noz costs”
H2
“It’s my favorite omakase in the city lol. I’m actually a sushi chef here in NYC and I’ve probably been about 10 times now. Highly suggest getting a crab and anchovy sauce handroll”
H2
“My boyfriend liked the fish at Noz Market best (so far). The tuna we had was sooooooo good.”
H2
“Noz Market for takeout and a handroll happy hour (2-5pm) which I really recommend!”
H2
“Domo Domo and Noz Market do deliver and provide higher quality at much higher prices”
H2
“Noz Market will be better than Nakazawa and cheaper.”
H2
“the delivery set has a few less pieces and no appetizer but is otherwise of comparable quality as Noz Market (aside from being delivered so not quite the perfect temp, though they do a good a job as they can with the packaging).”
H2
“Noz Market has a sub $100 omakase, which I think is excellent.”
H2
“Noz market. They do a short lunch omakase but then you can add on pieces and they usually have a good amount of silverfish available”
H2
“I haven't tried the omakase at Noz Market (not main Noz) but it's around your price range; I've been for hand rolls at their bar, and those were good.”
H2
“Agreed! Best fish quality at this price point without a doubt”
H2
“Also second Noz market, known for their unique japanese ice cream flavors.”
H2
“Noz Market has a good kaisen don”
H2
“Noz Market handroll happy hour”
H2
“Noz Market is great for no frills amazing quality hand rolls during the day.”
H2
“I had a great time at noz market with my partner. Really fresh quality”
H2
“Was also tasty and fresh but nothing I’d be running back for, tbh.”
H2
“No other sushi at this price point comes close.”
H2
“Just high quality, aged fish, with perfectly prepared rice in a beautiful, traditional setting.”
H2
“Noz market is a much better choice at a similar price.”
H2
“Between the weekday handroll bar happy hour, lunch/dinner omakase at Noz Market, and full Sushi Noz omakase, these guys are the absolute best at multiple price points.”
H2
“Its hard to justify this over something extremely high quality like Noz Market's $68 box.”
H2
“Noz Market on UES is probably the best in this price point. Highly recommend.”
H2