postI think one of my favorite dining experience is dinner at Korami and dessert at Amorino Gelato1 pts
“I think it’s my favorite omakase honestly and has some of the best bites of sushi and in general dinner that I ever ate.”
H3
7.9/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The is $89 for 15 courses, and that price is why people keep recommending it. The room is small and they seat you for an hour, so a few people feel rushed. Some say the is nothing special and you can do better, but most think it's a lot of for the money.
“I think it’s my favorite omakase honestly and has some of the best bites of sushi and in general dinner that I ever ate.”
H3
“It’s my favorite meal in the world I think, great staff, intimate spot, amazingly fresh seafood. Chef will drink with you, there’s always time for extra add one at the end. Love love love.”
H3
“This and Tatsuda (sister restaurants) are my favorite under $100 omakases in the city. Super friendly and comfortable atmosphere, they always play 90’s and 00’s hits and the fish is so fresh!”
H2
“- Omakase by Korami (Hell’s Kitchen, sushi omakase for $89/pp)”
H2
“Omakase that's moderately priced: Omakase by Korami ($89 for 15 courses)”
H2
“and honestly pretty mid compared to other options”
H2
“Omakase by Korami, particularly for the price point.”
H2
“Korami on 50th and 9th is really great. Amazing pieces, really fun environment, good music, the hosts are all very friendly and quick to fill up your drink.”
H2
“$89 for a 15-course omakase and pretty good.”
H2
“Omakase by Korami is good for sushi and might not break the bank for omakase.”
H2
“Omakase by Korami ($89) - You won’t regret it”
H2
“One that I like to go to is 15 courses for $89; BYOB; one-hour. Omakase by Korami. The sushi chefs are very friendly and it’s a small place but you can usually get resy’s in advance.”
H2