7.3/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The runs $89 for 14 pieces, and people say the quality sits well above that price. The room is small and the mood is loose rather than formal. They bring a complimentary , so it comes up a lot as a birthday spot.
“It felt like one of those hidden gems — 14 courses for only $89, which is kind of insane considering the quality. The chefs trained at places like Nakazawa, so the technique and fish quality were top notch, but the vibe was way more fun and laid-back than the super formal spots. Honestly didn’t expect much walking in, but it ended up being one of the most memorable omakase experiences I’ve had in NYC without blowing my budget.”
H3
“It was great for $89. I think they’re new. They were really nice and it was delicious.”
H2
“Really good vibes and service. The space is cozy.”
H2
“I would highly recommend Zen Sushi Omakase. 14+ pieces of fish flown in from Japan for $89. Amazing and fun staff, but the food is simply beautiful.”
H2
“The sushi was excellent, with a nice balance of traditional style and some creative touches.”
H2
“Very fresh and easy to appreciate for someone who's trying Omakase for the first time.”
H2
“Zen Sushi Omakase in Lower East Side could be good - they are not the most affordable but the fish is higher quality and good service too.”
H2
“Pretty good omakase and affordable”
H2
“Food, price, vibe are pretty good.”
H2
“I would recommend Zen Sushi Omakase, pretty good food and service.”
H2
“Zen Sushi Omakase in LES is pretty good with pricing tag of $89 for $14 pieces”
H2
“Zen Sushi Omakase is super fresh and tasty.”
H2