🚕 Affordable Omakase

Did you know the world’s most expensive sushi roll is the “Kiwami Omakase” course, comprised of 20 pieces of sushi and costs $2,475.

So, essentially, in order to try this sushi, you have to pick between this meal and rent… I’m sure your landlord will understand.

However, just in case you don’t feel like paying thousands of dollars on sushi, or even hundreds for that matter, we whipped up the most affordable omakase experiences in the city we think you should try.

In today’s sushi-filled edition:

• Omakase spots for $100 or less 💸

• One trending and one new restaurant opening 🍽️

• Our sushi spotlight of the day 🍣

Let’s roll.

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Local Eats

Shinn East – Seasonal Omakase in the Lower East Side

Shinn East offers an intimate and affordable omakase experience in the heart of the Lower East Side.

At just $69 for 12 pieces of nigiri and a hand roll, diners can enjoy a thoughtfully curated selection of sushi, prepared fresh in front of them.

Standout pieces like the botanebi (sweet shrimp with sea urchin) and hotate (scallop) showcase the quality and freshness of the fish, with the menu changing seasonally to reflect the best available ingredients.

Expect an indoor seating and a quick yet satisfying meal lasting about an hour, Shinn East provides a relaxed high quality omakase experience that won’t break the bank.

Quick Bites:

• Must-try: Botan Uni, Hotate, and Unagi

• Region: Japanese (Sushi)

• Google Maps: 4.7 | Yelp: 4.5 | Instagram 📷

DOMODOMO – Michelin-Rated Sushi at a Steal

Located in Manhattan’s West Village, DOMODOMO combines a Michelin bib gourmand dining experience with affordability.

Diners are treated to standout dishes like the blue crab hand roll and fatty tuna nigiri, which melts in your mouth.

Beyond sushi, DOMODOMO offers inventive hot dishes, including tobiko pasta and katsu sando, making it a versatile option for sushi lovers looking for variety.

The chic ambiance and inventive menu make DOMODOMO a must-visit for anyone seeking high-quality sushi at an accessible price point.

Quick Bites:

• Must-try: Blue Crab Hand Roll, Fatty Tuna Nigiri, and Tobiko Pasta

• Region: Japanese (Sushi)

• Google Maps: 4.5 | Yelp: 4.2 | Instagram 📷

Fuku Omakase – High-Quality Sushi in the West Village

Fuku Omakase delivers a creative and elegant sushi experience in the West Village, with an omakase menu priced between $75 and $100.

The torched kanpachi paired with scallion soy and the buttery sablefish are among the standout dishes that showcase the restaurant’s attention to detail.

Fuku Omakase is known for its seasonal ingredients and unique pairings, they offer diners a journey through innovative sushi flavors.

You can also enjoy no corkage fee on BYOB drinks to ensure that sake flows throughout the meal, adding to the warm, inviting atmosphere.

Quick Bites:

• Must-try: Torched Kanpachi, Sablefish, and Monkfish Liver

• Region: Japanese (Sushi)

• Google Maps: 4.8 | Yelp: 4.8 | Instagram 📷

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