“Kappo Sono and Ikigai are both wonderful with very lovely staff.”
H2
All 21 rated mentions, most helpful first
“Kappo Sono and Ikigai are both wonderful with very lovely staff.”
H2
“Suppon soup at Kappo Sono”
H2
“if anyone has dined at Kappo Sono, you know this place deserves 2 stars”
H1
“Kappo Sono (for a more inventive approach”
H1
“you can can try to diversify a little and try some place like sushi zo as it's more American in its approach or a Kaiseki like odo or Kappo Sono.”
H1
“Kappo Sono is one of my absolute favorite place. I've been 5 times.”
H1
“Kappo Sono”
H1
“Atera, Aska, and Kappo Sono are in that tier but I think still worse.”
H1
“Agree that Kappo Sono should at be at least 2.”
H1
“Agree 110%, been 8 times!!”
H1
“Kappo Sono near Union Square”
H1
“Kappo Sono”
H1
“Kappo Sono is, in my mind, up there with the ateras and atomixs, it's just tough to go to.”
H1
“if you like omakase/japanese: sushi ikumi, sushi Amane, Kappo Sono, The office of Mr. Moto”
H1
“Kappo Sono”
H1
“Atomix, aquavit, torien, kappo sono, Atoboy, chefs table, per se, jungsik, Hirohisa, sushi noz, noz 17, aska, kajitsu (formerly), shake shack (for the price), lysee, blue hill stone barn are all pretty amazing for food.”
H1
“I personally think it is a top 3-4 meal in nyc for me.”
H1
“Kappo Sono on the high end”
H1
“Blue Hill at Stone Barns (Upstate but 1000% worth leaving the city, 40 min train), Kappo Sono, Shion 69 Leonard Street, Restaurant Yuu, Aska”
H1
“Jo and Sono +++”
H1
“I love Kappo Sono. It is not a hard reservation anymore like it used to be at the old location.”
H1