“food was solid for omakase (not amazing, but quite good for omakase-level expectations)”
H3
7.4/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
This is the common pick for under $100 near the theater district, usually quoted around $70 to $90 a person. People like the lively chefs and the 90s music, and it works as an easy pre-show dinner. Same owner as by Korami. One person said the was all precut before service and didn't taste fresh.
“food was solid for omakase (not amazing, but quite good for omakase-level expectations)”
H3
“Tatsuda is not it - for me the fish was all precut before service - many pieces were left on cutting/prep board well before they serving. Didn’t feel fresh at all”
H3
“Solid sushi with excellent presentation. Lively interactive sushi chefs.”
H2
“Tatsuda Omakase is my fave under $100 omakase in the city and is near the theatre district. We did an early omakase there before seeing Oh Mary! and it was perfect!”
H2
“I love Omakase by Korami and Tatsuda Omakase (same owners) for a really great under $100 omakase experience.”
H2
“Tatsuda and Korami are both in Hell’s Kitchen, and in your price range. Same owner and consistently good quality in my experience”
H2
“Tatsuda for Omakase”
H2
“Solid sushi: uni, and A5 wagyu as well”
H2
“Omakase by Korami and Tatsuda Omakase! They are owned by the same chef and very similar. It's under $100, super delicious, they play 90's and 00's hits and have a very fun vibe.”
H2
“Tatsuda is pretty good and reasonably priced”
H2