Intimate, moody eatery supplying set & a la carte menus of creative maki & nigiri, plus cocktails.
217 Eldridge Street, Manhattan 10002From Google Maps reviews.
Sushi on Jones holds a special memory for me, starting from my first visit to the al fresco Omakase bar in Bowery market to my recent return during the pandemic to the West Village location. On a weeknight, my friends and I were fortunate to secure six sushi counter seats at the LES location. The service we received was friendly and prompt. They offered two omakase menus, one with 12 pieces for $68 and another with 20 pieces for $120. We could switch to the 20-piece menu towards the end of the
Everything from the atmosphere to the food is exceptional here. I had the omakase, which for $68 and 12 courses isn’t that expensive. The fish was incredibly fresh and the warm rice always paired well with the temperature of the fish. All the flavors came together beautifully in each dish. My personal favorite was the tuna with truffle salt, the fish melted in your mouth and the sear from the blowtorch added a good texture. I also had the Matcha sponge cake, which was actually a bit dry, but the
Great experience, we went on Memorial Day so it was very quiet night. We had a lovely time with our sushi chef. Did the 12pc omakase and ordered a waguy tartare, o toro maki and waguy&uni nigiri from a la carte. Sushi was delicious and very fresh, they get deliveries daily. We had such a nice relaxed evening - can’t wait to be back!
From the Apr 16, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.