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We did the $88 dollar dinner with 13 courses of nigiri and everything was perfect. The appetizer was served in this bowl with a lid on it and smoke inside which really added to the flavor of the dish. Truly unique. All the sushi was delicious except for the sea urchin which I personally don’t like. Also, the aged miso soup had such a strong, unique flavor, I’ve never had any miso soup like it before. The brown sugar ice cream for desert had a subtle flavor that was a perfect way to finish off th
This place is such a hidden gem. I’ve been here twice and both times I was completely blown away by the quality of the food. As a seasoned sushi lover who had been to some of the best Michelin 3-star spots in Tokyo, I think this place is truly in the top tier in NYC in terms of the ingredients used, the curation, and the unbeatable $88 price for an omakase. I recommend this place to everyone.
Omakase 33 in New York is an absolute gem and, honestly, one of the best value omakase experiences I’ve come across. Their $48 lunch omakase feels almost unreal for what you get: two beautifully prepared appetizers, eight perfectly executed nigiri, a hand roll, and a comforting aged miso soup - all thoughtfully paced and genuinely delicious. Every bite felt intentional, fresh, and balanced, proving that great sushi doesn’t have to come with an eye-watering price tag. The chef was warm and appro
From the May 7, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Contaminated food was kept instead of being thrown out.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.