Sushi Goda

All 13 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Being a part of this sub since it’s inception makes me laugh how literally every food report has the exact same spots on them. Hope it becomes more common to venture off the beaten path and find the spots that aren’t on TikTok and eater mag. What’s a non hyped spot you tried lately that you enjoyed?1 pts
“some of the best sushi in the city and that includes their omakase.”
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in:Best spicy tuna crispy rice in NYC?8 pts
“sushi goda has a deeeelicious one”
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in:Favorite restaurant in upper east side?5 pts
“Sushi Goda”
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in:Sushi Happy Hour?2 pts
“Sushi Goda on 3rd ave UES!”
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in:Authentic no frills sushi2 pts
“I like sushi goda!”
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in:Manhattan Restaurant Recs1 pts
“If you enjoy sushi you must try Sushi Goda on the upper east side. Incredible.”
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in:Best experiential/wow meals you've had in NYC?1 pts
“For the food, Sushi Goda or Au Cheval.”
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in:Favourite restaurant in NYC?1 pts
“Sushi Goda”
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in:UES fine dining1 pts
replying to u/swaglessnseattle: [Sushi Goda](https://www.sushigoda.com/gallery) - the interior is very nice and quiet. They opened recently so it doesn’t seem to be terribly busy, you should be perfectly fine just walking in.
“So happy to see one of my favorite restaurants recommended! They need more hype and deserve all the hype. Not sure it counts as fine dining though but 100% a good time. The omakase is definitely special.”
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in:Best under $125 Omakase?1 pts
“Sushi Goda (UES) for something more traditional.”
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in:Best takeout sushi ues/midtown East1 pts
“Sushi goda”
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in:Omakase for $100-200 per person1 pts
“or Sushi Goda on UES.”
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in:Favorite restaurant in upper east side?1 pts
“Sushi - Sushi Goda”
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