I really like their rice/seasoning/shari. Hinoki room is very intimate and the people that join are always really fun/awesome/good vibes. Excellent service and food. Not cheap but very worth...
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Sushi Noz is a renowned sushi restaurant in New York City, offering an exquisite dining experience inspired by Chef Nozomu Abe's childhood memories of exceptional fish from his grandfather's seafood company in Hokkaido. With a focus on Edomae-style sushi, the restaurant presents a seasonal tasting menu featuring small plates, nigiri, miso soup, tamago, and dessert, all meticulously prepared with the finest ingredients. Guests can choose to be seated at either the 8-seat Hinoki Counter or the 6-seat Ash Room counter, both designed to create a harmonious and intimate atmosphere.
Under the guidance of Chef Noz, who honed his skills in Tokyo and New York, Sushi Noz showcases the artistry and techniques of traditional sushi-making. The restaurant's dedication to providing an exceptional dining experience is evident in every detail, from the delicate artistry of the Sukiya-style architecture to the use of rare woods like hinoki and tamo ash. With a commitment to quality and a passion for showcasing the flavors of Japan, Sushi Noz invites guests to indulge in a memorable culinary journey that celebrates the rich heritage of sushi.
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Do not bother wasting your money here! I'll start with the pros: - Service was excellent. - Ambiance was nice. - Sake/wine list was extensive. - Sushi rice was nicely seasoned. Unfortunately,...
I met Ian--mid-level at Viking Global, consumer long/short, hairline holding like revised guidance--at Sushi Noz. The internet calls it "a temple"; I call it a $400 séance for people who...
Truly a paragon of omakase in NYC. I had the good fortune of securing a reservation in the Hinoki room with Chef Nozume himself. There is no replacement for eating at a Hinoki wood counter. The...
Amazing experience, 11/10!!! When you first get in, you're greeted by two servers dressed in traditional Japanese garb. You can sit in the small waiting area (only seats two, so get there first...
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