“I just went, partially inspired by this post, and I have to say I was not impressed.”
H3
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“I just went, partially inspired by this post, and I have to say I was not impressed.”
H3
“My favs are Yoshino at the $500 tier and Omakase Room by Mitsu at the $250 tier”
H2
“Just extremely good, extremely consistent sushi, at a comparably reasonable price for what you get.”
H2
“in particular, I thought the chef at Mitsu was a bit better and I liked their rice more, but Mr Moto is a much better value”
H2
“I’d add Omakase Room by Mitsu to places at a similar price point.”
H2
“For 200 Omakase Room by Mitsu.”
H2
“We made a res after reading this post and had a great time. Went in thinking we would be a bit hungry after but heck no those cuts were HUGE.”
H2
“Currently the best place I’ve found in NYC for traditional nigiri-only.”
H2
“I thought the nigiri was the best I've had in this price tier.”
H2
“For similar design vibe and great omakase try Mitsu in west village”
H2
“Omakase Room by Mitsu would be a good fit for your budget. Super quiet, cosy, and intimate.”
H2
“It is high quality fish, but personally didn’t think there was anything special about it to justify how expensive it was”
H2
“I haven't thought the rice needed more or less of anything in the past, but I guess my band for acceptable rice in sushi is pretty wide.”
H2
“Fradei, Claude, Casino, Yoshino, Mitsu, the illegal restaurant in O’Flaherty s gallery (kind of kidding there)”
H1
“Go to Mitsu. Enjoy.”
H1
“Omakase Room by Mitsu is our favorite for the $200 point”
H1
“Of the mid-range places, I liked Amane (but haven't gone since they changed chefs) and Omakase Room by Mitsu.”
H1
“which is pricier but blew me away.”
H1
“Omakase room by mitsu, kosaka, office of mr. moto”
H1
“We really enjoyed omakase room by mitsu.”
H1
“Mitsu in the WV”
H1
“Adding Szechuan Mountain House, Hutong and Uluh to the list for Chinese restaurants as well as the omakase restaurants for Japanese (Noz on the high end, Omakase Room by Mitsu, Shinn East)”
H1
“Agree. Went a few years ago - it was excellent.”
H1
“Went for the second time and was blown away again by the quality of their fish and seasonal items.”
H1
“Omakase Room by Mitsu was EXCELLENT!”
H1
“Fits all of your bullet points. The guy is an OG, I’ve eaten with him well over a dozen times.”
H1
“Maybe another under the radar sushi place like Omakase Room by Mitsu or Takeda deserves a star.”
H1
“Omakase Room by Mitsu”
H1
“Yoshino, Noz, Shion 69, Mitsu”
H1
“my main criticism of them overall is a more limited variety.”
H1
“I enjoyed it but my sister got food poisoning and we never went back”
H1
“If I had to guess, Nakazawa has the edge in quantity but Mitsu has the edge in quality.”
H1
“This is the correct answer if you’re in any way serious. Take yourself to Mitsu and meet your wife for drinks later.”
H1
“Consider Omakase Room by Mitsu.”
H1
“super solid”
H1
“closely followed by Yoshino, Shion @ 69 Leonard, and Omakase Room by Mitsu”
H1
“I personally prefer Omakase Room by Mitsu to Yasuda, but both are great!”
H1
“Ended up at Mitsu and it was excellent.”
H1
“Omakase Room by Mitsu is one of my favorite experiences in the city.”
H1
“Amane or Omakase Room by Mitsu”
H1
“Noz 17 and Omakase Room By Mitsu were much much better than the oft-recommended Nakazawa imo”
H1
“Mitsu”
H1
“Mitsu.”
H1
“Omakase Room by Mitsu is fantastic, and IIRC has exactly 14 covers.”
H1