“It’s fantastic sushi, downstairs, quiet and peaceful. It is really good sushi and you could pull it off for 100-150.”
H3
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“It’s fantastic sushi, downstairs, quiet and peaceful. It is really good sushi and you could pull it off for 100-150.”
H3
“Do hatsuhana or hasaki. Japanese run, serious sushi joints.”
H2
“The east village sushi OG: Hasaki”
H2
“hasaki and domodomo have good a la carte sushi options in downtown Manhattan.”
H2
“This is as authentic as it gets.”
H2
“At your price point, I would look at Hasaki”
H2
“If you are looking for a traditional place, Hasaki and Kanoyama in East Village are Japanese run places with ala carte and you can easily escape for 100$ per person without drinks.”
H2
“I lived in Japan for a few years and this place has the vibe and food of a typical Yakitori place in Japan.”
H2
“I’d go to takahachi or hasaki or other reasonably priced but classic sushi places.”
H2
“Hasaki is now pretty awesome and reasonably priced.”
H2
“Both had nigiri focused experiences that were high quality.”
H2
“Decibel, Hasaki, Angel's Share, HanGawi, Sakagura, Cafe Boulud, The River Cafe.”
H1
“Nobu is doable if you have a small appetite, maybe Hasaki?”
H1
“If you want to sit down and have sushi somewhere, I'd recommend Hatsu Hana or Hasaki.”
H1
“Hasaki in E Village”
H1
“Hasaki”
H1
“Not everything is the best food, but it’s all great classics”
H1
H1
“Hasaki, Hatsuhana, Sushi Yasaka.”
H1
“might as well goto say Hasaki, Hatsuhana, Sushi Ouji, Sushi Ann or Ikumi.”
H1
“Hasaki for sushi.”
H1
“I was also going to suggest Hasaki!”
H1
“For non-omakase, I'd recommend either Hasaki or Kanoyama.”
H1
“Hasaki”
H1
“Hasaki”
H1
“Hasaki in the EV is excellent.”
H1
“Hasaki, Kanoyama in East Village are my neighborhood spots.”
H1
“Hasaki”
H1
“Hasaki does a chefs choice style omakase option or Ala carte and is traditional Japanese place.”
H1
“Hasaki - hands down”
H1
“Hasaki”
H1
“Hasaki/Noz Market”
H1
“Hasaki is a classic imo”
H1