Maki Kosaka

All 10 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Where can you find really good sushi rolls in Manhattan.23 pts
“Nami Nori, Mari, and Maki Kosaka are all doing great things with hand rolls”
H2
in:Ingredient Series - Tofu6 pts
“The agedashi tofu at Maki Kosaka is also excellent”
H2
in:I'm a new pescatarian who wants to try sushi, what's a good omakase to start with?3 pts
“I think you should try maki kosaka or Nami nori - neither are very traditional but are fun hand roll with interesting variety and more accessible to someone new to sushi”
H2
in:Best dishes/restaurants this year2 pts
“When I’m feeling fancy, Maki Kosaka *REALLY* hits (and they deliver soo quickly and with beautiful packaging).”
H2
in:Sushi dinner with a 13 year old in NYC1 pts
“Maki Kosaka could be great - they have a $50 “grab hand roll” set menu which is both excellent quality and something a little bit different.”
H2
in:Can yall weigh in on the list I made for restaurants to eat at during my visit in July?1 pts
“Go to maki kosaka, rosella, or ishikawa (pricey omakase) instead for better sush”
H2
in:What do you think is a top restaurant, but doesn’t get enough love/credit?0 pts
“other faves are — NR (ramen), maki kosaka (hand rolls)”
H2
in:I messed up – Need dinner spot recommendations near Chelsea!6 pts
“Cookshop, Bottino, Portale, Maki Kosaka, Barbuto, Pastis, Empire Diner…”
H1
in:Best non-omakase sushi recommends in the city? 2 pts
“I like Maki Kosaka. It's been a while since I had it, but I do think it's great”
H1
in:Best restaurants Japanese/Italian restaurants in Manhattan? Budget $100 per person1 pts
“Maki Kosaka has a great menu!”
H1