Sushi Lin

All 81 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Where to Omakase??1 pts
“They don’t overdo the wasabi; I’ve found some places put it in everything and it overpowers the fresh fish flavors”
H3
in:What are people’s favorite places in Brooklyn for sushi?5 pts
“Geido, Ki sushi, sushi Lin, prospect heights has some incredible sushi”
H2
in:Must try spots in Manhattan. 3 pts
“sushi Lin on Rivington for Omakase.”
H2
in:Affordable, casual restaurants near Barclays?3 pts
“Best sushi in park slope.”
H2
in:Best sushi on the UWS ?3 pts
“I enjoyed the omakase.”
H2
in:Omakase for 16 YO Birthday2 pts
“Sushi Lin has very fun omakase for under $100/person and it's easy to reserve seats, not a difficult reservation.”
H2
in:Affordable Omakase2 pts
“Sushi Lin in the West Village has an $85 omakase that is quite good. Small and intimate.”
H2
in:Reasonable Omakase1 pts
“Very reasonable and delicious omakase”
H2
in:Sushi Lin SoHo or Sushi Blossoms?1 pts
“I personally think Sushi Lin is really good for the price. It doesn't have the time limit that other sub-$100 omakase places have, and the sushi is pretty decent.”
H2
in:Sushi Lin West Village or Ondo Sushi?1 pts
“I went to Sushi Lin in the West Village and had a subpar experience. We had 9:30 reservations and felt very rushed. We were in and out in less than an hour. I wouldn’t recommend.”
H2
in:West Village Omakase recs under $130pp?1 pts
“It's because of this why Sushi Lin easily ranks as my favorite in this range. The quality of the fish was quite great, and they still had pretty remarkable creations that weren't just copy and paste from the typical omakase profile in this tier.”
H2
in:Starter omakase1 pts
“Sushi Lin in the West Village has an excellent omakase for $85.”
H2
in:Best eats in NYC on a 75-100 USD Budget?1 pts
“It’s very good for the price!”
H2
in:Best upscale/fine dining value meals?1 pts
“Sushi Lin omakase is a steal”
H2
in:LF: Omakase Recommendations (criteria in post)1 pts
“I've had great, attentive service (once they liked me and my companion enough to throw in a free piece), and the food is solid, and creative without being too fusion-esque or weird.”
H2
in:Starter sushi. 1 pts
“Very good value for the quality. Much better than your standard no name neighborhood stuff.”
H2
in:Omakase reco1 pts
“the $125 omakase gets you a lot of quality bites”
H2
in:It’s my girlfriend’s 30th - help me make it special for her?1 pts
“Sushi Katsuei or Sushi Lin for Omakase”
H2
in:I think NYC has the best food + options in general, but tough for GOOD fresh seafood. I think New England, Florida Gulf, Seattle, San Diego etc has NY beat only on seafood. I need something really unique to help change my mind. I'm checking out IBN Hamido in Queens and that could be it. I need more.1 pts
“it’s around $100 or less for banging omakase.”
H2
in:first timer must trys1 pts
“Sushi Lin is great omakase”
H2
in:I'm a new pescatarian who wants to try sushi, what's a good omakase to start with?1 pts
“Sushi Lin is a great starter omakase. It has little accompaniments on it. Very easy to like.”
H2
in:Omakase for $100-200 per person29 pts
“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
in:Omakase experience guide by price range 9 pts
“Caveat I’ve only been to the Brooklyn Heights location but it’s great”
H1
in:Best omekase in NYC that doesn’t cost a car insurance payment?9 pts
“Kazumi Omakase, Sushi Lin (West Village), and Sushi Kai are all great (and sub $100)”
H1
in:NYC 50-100$ sushi omakase rec8 pts
“Sushi Lin in Park Slope is mad slept on”
H1
in:Sushi - Casual7 pts
“Sushi Lin in Park Slope - I recommend making a reservation but they are plentiful”
H1
in:Best non-omakase sushi recommends in the city? 6 pts
“Sushi Lin, specifically the one in Park Slope”
H1
in:Three Nights and Three Different Cuisines - where do you go?6 pts
“Japanese - If Sushi: Sushi Lin Umeko Thirteen Water”
H1
in:Sushi Nakazawa rude sommelier 5 pts
“Like it ran circles around the two cheaper omakases I've had (sugar fish in Los Angeles and Sushi Lin in West village).”
H1
in:What’s the best restaurant you know in NYC?4 pts
“They never miss AND you can get a great meal without breaking the bank”
H1
in:Sushi places in Brooklyn? 4 pts
“Sushi Lin is excellent.”
H1
in:It’s my girlfriend’s 30th - help me make it special for her?4 pts
“I did that for a birthday and had a great experience”
H1
in:Favorite casual sushi in lower manhattan?4 pts
“sushi lin”
H1
in:Where to get dinner near St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn4 pts
“Ingas, em Vietnamese, dellaroccos, sushi Lin.”
H1
in:good omakase in NYC that has more than 17 seats at the bar?3 pts
“Sushi Lin is probably the best bang for your buck omakase. Feels like it’s still a hidden gem.”
H1
in:Best $100 omakase?3 pts
“SO and I went to the new locations in WV recently and thought it was great.”
H1
in:Best sushi joints in NYC?3 pts
“Sushi Lin or GEIDŌ are both good options in Park Slope.”
H1
in:Brooklyn Neighborhood of the Week: Prospect Heights, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill3 pts
“Sushi Lin is one of the best “neighborhood sushi” places in NYC in terms of quality.”
H1
in:There are too many damn sushi/sashimi/omakase spots3 pts
“Sushi Lin on Flatbush in Prospect Heights is perfect for this (they have an excellent, great value omakase too)”
H1
in:Sushi - Casual3 pts
replying to u/freshlybred: Have you been to their new locations in soho and LES? Wondering if quality was retained in the expansions
“Quality was retained in West Village, I have only been to Park Slope and WV”
H1
in:Sushi - Casual3 pts
replying to u/freshlybred: Have you been to their new locations in soho and LES? Wondering if quality was retained in the expansions
“Been to both Park Slope and SoHo. Quality is on par.”
H1
in:What are your top 3 restaurants that you dine at the most often because they’re always consistently good, not hard to get into, and the staff recognizes you?3 pts
“Mine are all in BK: Rucola, Sushi Lin, St Julivert”
H1
in:Omakase experience guide by price range 3 pts
replying to u/Born_Stable5668: You should add Sushi Lin! Multiple locations (not in a bad way), mostly dinner but soho and west village do lunch as well. $85 and $125 set offers. BK locations also do a La carte in addition to the omakase and have two additional tiers of omakase offers. Caveat I’ve only been to the Brooklyn Heights location but it’s great, and seems like the other spots all get high marks on the googs.
“Yes add Sushi Lin!”
H1
in:Omakase Under $200 incl. Tip and No Drinks?2 pts
replying to u/imalittlemonster: Sushi Lin I think!
“Sushi Lin is our favorite”
H1
in:Omakase Recommendations2 pts
“Sushi Lin was pretty good”
H1
in:Omakase with Kids2 pts
“Sushi Lin in Brooklyn! Delicious!”
H1
in:Sushi Lin West Village or Ondo Sushi?2 pts
“Sushi Lin was great.”
H1
in:Sushi Lin West Village or Ondo Sushi?2 pts
“We really enjoyed our visit to sushi Lin (WV location). Thought it was great for $”
H1
in:Best omekase in NYC that doesn’t cost a car insurance payment?2 pts
replying to u/nycmatty: Kazumi Omakase, Sushi Lin (West Village), and Sushi Kai are all great (and sub $100)
“Ditto on sushi Lin”
H1
in:Best omekase in NYC that doesn’t cost a car insurance payment?2 pts
replying to u/dibster_von_dibble: Ditto on sushi Lin
“Prospect heights location is excellent as well!”
H1