“the demand and willing prices paid make it one of the best spots for omakase in the USA.”
H3
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“the demand and willing prices paid make it one of the best spots for omakase in the USA.”
H3
“I love it, it helps to understand from a hospitality economics standpoint, the only way they can afford to do $65 omakase, is to limit seatings to an hour, it’s way more of a food experience, compared to a dining/service experience.”
H3
“for cheaper I think Shinn East is great value”
H2
“Similarly, I've been to Shinn East 3 times but choose not to go there anymore because the inconsistency and lack of seasonal diversity bothers me (something I used to be less sensitive to).”
H2
“This is my goto recommendation as well and is super underrated!”
H2
“Shinn East is an option I like that is relatively affordable compared to its market.”
H2
“I love Shinn East ($69+ tax)”
H2
“Shinn East has good omakase for relatively cheap, 70 bucks.”
H2
“Shinn East for omakase!”
H2
“The food was good and reasonably priced (if you do not go with the extras) but it felt uncomfortable being so rushed.”
H2
“Shinn East is the best. Amazing food and unbeatable price.”
H2
“It’s really good omakase for about $60pp”
H2
“I didn't *not* enjoy Shinn East, it's fairly good quality sushi.”
H2
“I love Shinn East, but def trying to find under 75$ omakases”
H2
“Shinn East is a great deal - $69 per person / 12 servings. Highly recommend if you’re on a budget but want the experience.”
H2
“Shinn East is great budget ($$-$$$) omakase”
H2
“Shinn East also gave us a bonus dish because my bf had noted it was our anniversary in the reservation. Definitely coming back!”
H2
“Next step up is probably Shinn East, which is incredible value for the quality”
H2
“For sushi, I’d go with Thirteen Water ($75pp) or Shinn East ($69pp).”
H2
“I really enjoyed shinn east which is basically all nigiri.”
H2
“It was also my first omakase experience and I liked it. I was surprised by how fast it went, but the fish was great quality and the value for the price is, I imagine, hard to beat.”
H2
“I liked Shinn East in the East Village. Reasonably priced and great quality.”
H2
“It was my first Omakase and so good.”
H2
“Shinn east is easily the best spot in this price bracket.”
H2
“While I personally like the quickie omakase places (Sushi by M and Shinn East are those, and I suspect Sushi by M too) and you should go, they are not really a "special day" dinner mostly bc they are very quick/efficient -- you are in and out within an hour (and some, like Shinn East, i think actually put a 60 min time limit on it).”
H2
“I enjoyed Shiki Omakase far more than Shinn East and they're about the same price.”
H2
“If you like sushi/sashimi, then check out Shinn East or their sister restaurant Shinn West. ~$80/pp for a quality 12-course omokase dinner”
H2
“Decent quality fish but not fun.”
H2
“On the other hand, Shinn/Sanyuu are proper (but very budget friendly) omakase joints.”
H2
“i (personally) also think shinn east is a great omakase”
H2
“For affordable omakase (under $90) choose Shinn East, Korami Sushi or Sushi by M.”
H2
“It’s a great value for what you get $70 for 13 pieces.”
H2
“Omakase at Shinn East. Easy to get a reservation, really small, relatively cheap (< $70pp omakase menu), and, most importantly, amazing sushi.”
H2
“The fish was amazing, rice and seaweed wraps sub-par imo. Great spot”
H2
“shinn east is great for any sushi lover, no matter how expensive their taste”
H2
“check out Shinn East for a fantastic yet affordable omakase experience”
H2
“Shinn East is overrated.”
H2
“Omakase: shinn east and 13water”
H2
“Shinn East at that price”
H2
“Try Shinn East, Sanyuu West, or thirteen water for amazing and well priced omakase.”
H2
“Shinn East/West are amazing for the price.”
H2
“Shinn East! They have other outposts but this will always be my favorite. Better than some more expensive omakases I have had.”
H2
“Shinn East or West is a good introduction to omakase, quality and fresh cuts (though prepped before meal) and one of the most affordable in the city.”
H2
“Excellent, and *relatively* inexpensive Omakase. The place is tiny and you sit right at the counter getting piece after piece of fantastic Sushi.”
H2
“This was our favourite meal of the trip”
H1
“Four of these places, Lin, East, Shiki, 13 water I think represent everything wrong with Omakase in Manhattan as they are fairly cookie cutter menus”
H1
“Shinn East”
H1
“Of all of those I would say Shinn East is the best quality of the bunch.”
H1
“Shinn East is great”
H1
“Shinn East is fantastic and $69!”
H1