Best Japanese Speciality Restaurants in Bedford-Stuyvesant

14 restaurants available nearby

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1. Nami Nori West Village

4.8

Exceptional(86)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Greenwich Village

Booked 59 times today

Nami Nori West Village is a beacon of authentic Japanese Speciality cuisine, renowned for its exquisite open-style temaki hand rolls. Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Greenwich Village, New York, this casual yet refined dining destination consistently delivers fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared dishes. Guests rave about the "phenomenal hand rolls" and the "creative, perfectly executed menu" that showcases a harmonious blend of textures and flavors, making it a must-visit for sushi aficionados. The "freshest fish" and "perfectly toasted seaweed" elevate the dining experience, while the attentive staff ensures a warm welcome. Nami Nori promises a delightful culinary journey that "never disappoints."

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2. Nami Nori - Williamsburg

4.9

Exceptional(32)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Williamsburg

Booked 25 times today

Nami Nori - Williamsburg stands out as a top-notch destination for Japanese Speciality cuisine, offering an unparalleled temaki bar experience. With its award-winning, open-style sushi hand rolls, Nami Nori delights diners with a vibrant array of flavors and textures. One reviewer raves, "The hand rolls are amazing and a great value," highlighting the restaurant's dedication to quality and creativity. Guests appreciate the "incredible food, impeccable service, and great atmosphere," making it a must-visit spot. Whether you're enjoying their signature temaki or indulging in Japanese-inspired snacks, Nami Nori promises a unique dining experience that expertly blends tradition with innovation in the heart of Williamsburg.

3. Tempura Matsui

4.9

Exceptional(640)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Midtown East

Booked 13 times today

Tempura Matsui in Midtown East, New York, is a culinary gem, offering an unparalleled Japanese speciality experience that captures the essence of authentic tempura dining. This Michelin One Star restaurant is celebrated for its "legit authentic tempura omakase," transporting diners directly to the heart of Tokyo or Kyoto. Guests rave about the "flaky and tender" tempura, crafted with "impeccable ingredients" and served with the "highest level of hospitality." Chef Koichi and his team meticulously prepare each dish, ensuring a "truly divine culinary experience" that leaves a lasting impression. For those seeking an extraordinary Japanese dining adventure, Tempura Matsui is a must-visit.

4. Wano

4.4

Awesome(52)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Midtown East

Booked 1 time today

Wano in Midtown East, New York, offers an authentic taste of Japanese Speciality cuisine, bringing the vibrant and spirited Izakaya culture straight from Tokyo to the heart of the city. Diners rave about the "absolutely fantastic food" and "excellent service," making it a must-visit for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts. Guests are consistently wowed by the "delicious" omakase experience, where each course delights with fresh sashimi, sushi, and unique cooked dishes. The restaurant’s ambiance, described as "beautiful" and "relaxed," perfectly complements the high-quality dishes crafted with both traditional finesse and modern flair. Wano is truly a "gem" in New York's dining scene.

5. Yopparai

4.6

Exceptional(507)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Lower East Side

Booked 7 times today

Yopparai, a gem nestled in the Lower East Side of New York, offers an unparalleled Japanese dining experience with its authentic cuisine and extensive sake offerings. Guests rave about the "amazing food and wonderful service," highlighting a menu that brings together both familiar and inventive izakaya delights. The restaurant's unique tatami mat seating and intimate booths provide a "warm environment" akin to dining in Japan itself. Signature dishes like homemade tofu, oden, and expertly crafted sashimi are paired with a sake menu "worth the visit." Whether celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a cozy meal, Yopparai promises a memorable, authentic Japanese culinary journey.

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6. Sushi by Scratch Restaurants: New York

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Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Flatiron District

The Michelin Guide - "This eatery from Chefs/owners Phillip Frankland Lee and Margarita Kallas-Lee is no ordinary omakase spot. The nigiri are not just supremely finessed but also infused with original touches—like the dab of sweet corn “pudding” and sourdough breadcrumbs that coat slices of hamachi. Even traditional pairings become transcendent with his house-fermented soy sauce. The iconoclastic vibe extends to the beverages, including cocktails, sake, and beer. Despite such originality, this "bar" does indeed adhere strictly to one tradition: a mini counter with seating for just ten to ensure a deeply personalized experience. Your time here is bound to pass in a blissful haze of convivial chatter."

7. Taiki

4.3

Awesome(134)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Boerum Hill

Booked 1 time today

Taiki in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, offers an unparalleled Japanese culinary experience with its authentic sushi, crafted by acclaimed sushi chef Taiki Minamitani, who brings 18 years of expertise as an Itamae. Diners rave about the "out of this world omakase" and the "best sushi in New York City," with fish imported directly from Japan ensuring every bite is a genuine taste of Japanese tradition. The cozy, romantic setting is perfect for any occasion, while the carefully curated selection of sake and wine perfectly complements the exquisite dishes. Taiki truly stands as a gem, "a must" for sushi aficionados.

8. Sushi Yasaka

4.8

Exceptional(2728)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Upper West Side

Booked 79 times today

Sushi Yasaka, located in the heart of the Upper West Side, is a beacon of authentic Japanese Speciality cuisine. Renowned for its dedication to quality, the restaurant sources the freshest fish daily, ensuring that "each bite is a testament to the art of sushi." The executive chef meticulously oversees every detail, from the selection of organic ingredients to the careful presentation of each dish. Reviewers consistently praise the "incomparable quality" and "exceptional freshness" of the sushi, making it a neighborhood gem. With its vibrant yet welcoming atmosphere, Sushi Yasaka promises an unforgettable dining experience that keeps patrons returning for more.

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9. Omakase Shihou (Shiro) - Midtown

4.8

Exceptional(74)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Midtown East

Omakase Shihou (Shiro) - Midtown offers an outstanding Regional Japanese dining experience, capturing the true essence of authentic Japanese cuisine with a modern twist right in the heart of Midtown East, New York. Diners rave about their "amazing omakase" and "superb fish quality," which are complemented by a welcoming and knowledgeable staff that enhances the experience with personalized attention. The intimate setting makes it a perfect spot for special occasions, with patrons sharing memorable moments like birthday surprises and personalized touches. As one enthusiastic diner put it, "It’s worth the 1k+ mile trip to taste this sushi," underscoring its exceptional appeal.

10. Momoya

4.7

Exceptional(439)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Upper West Side

Booked 44 times today

Momoya, nestled in the vibrant Upper West Side of New York, is a beacon of exquisite Japanese Speciality cuisine. Celebrated for its "fresh and delicious sushi," this beloved neighborhood spot consistently delivers top-notch dining experiences with a "chill vibe" that charms both locals and visitors. The sushi bar offers an impressive array of options, from the melt-in-your-mouth sashimi to creative rolls, all expertly prepared with the freshest ingredients. Diners rave about the "terrific service" and beautiful presentation that accompany each dish, making every visit memorable. Whether enjoying a solo meal or a group gathering, Momoya is a culinary gem not to be missed.

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Steve
San Francisco Bay Area •6 reviews
4.0
Dined 1 day ago
Very ambient and cozy, sushi was very authentic, however very few sushi roll choices and no spicy mayo was the only downer. Which makes sense if it’s authentic. Overall a good experience.
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TaikiPrice: Expensive• Sushi• Boerum Hill
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4.3
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neil
New York City •1 review
5.0
Dined 4 days ago
The food was outstanding and the service was even better. There's definitely a bit of a learning curve on your first visit but the staff is expert and very kind about teaching the essentials. We were there for my wife's birthday and they were terrific, the right blend of acknowledging and not going overboard. Everything was top notch but the clam soup was amazing, our 6-year old had two bowls all by himself
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Nami Nori - WilliamsburgPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Williamsburg
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4.9
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Pilar
New York City •38 reviews
5.0
Dined on Jan 9, 2025
Food was delicious and there was so much detail put into presentation.
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YopparaiPrice: Very Expensive• Izakaya• Lower East Side
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4.6

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14 restaurants available nearby

1. Nami Nori West Village

2. Nami Nori - Williamsburg

3. Tempura Matsui

4. Wano

5. Yopparai

6. Sushi by Scratch Restaurants: New York

7. Taiki

8. Sushi Yasaka

9. Omakase Shihou (Shiro) - Midtown

10. Momoya

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