“However, Sushi Blossoms pleasantly surprised us, exceeding our expectations with its creative and modern takes on traditional omakase.”
H3
8.2/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
A creative, fusion leaning in Chelsea that people keep calling underrated. The $85 classic is 12 courses and the $128 premium runs 17, and the with foie gras is the piece people remember. The room is big and nobody rushes you out. A few say it was pleasant but forgettable next to other at the price.
“However, Sushi Blossoms pleasantly surprised us, exceeding our expectations with its creative and modern takes on traditional omakase.”
H3
“LOVE THIS PLACE! It sounds silly but I was hesitant to book here, just because of the name and how it was pretty easy to get a reservation a week in advance. So glad I picked it!”
H3
“I’m apparently not able to post to this sub (because I live in LA?) but wanted to say that Sushi Blossoms was really good!”
H3
“We did the 17 course at Sushi Blossom so this is almost everything. It was fantastic.”
H2
“One of the best looking nigiri we’ve had in quite a while, Sushi Blossoms in Chelsea is underrated in my opinion.”
H2
“Sushi Blossoms on 8th Avenue. $85 per person and it was not a 60 min time limit (might have been 90 but we did not feel rushed at all).”
H2
“Sushi blossoms is quite good but it can be slow on weekdays”
H2
“Recommend Sushi Blossom for an omakase that may be avail on a Saturday.”
H2
“I feel all three were similar quality, your average sub $100, 12 to 15 course, 60 min omakase. Not bad, but nothing memorable.”
H2
“it's a pretty big space with a long counter and nice ambiance, especially compared to some of the tiny no-frills sushi counters.”
H2
“Sushi Blossoms (omakase)”
H2
“my pick from the list would be Sushi Blossoms! super creative and nice atmosphere”
H2