Dave K.
9/11/2025
Insanity. The best Omakase experience of my life! Beautiful simple minimalist interior. Nothing to distract you from the experience. 5 star service. Like any of the best Omakase restaurants...
Omakase Room by Mitsu
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14 Christopher St
New York, NY 10014
Omakase Room by Mitsu offers an intimate experience of traditional Japanese sushi, crafted and hand-served by Executive Chef Mitsunori Isoda. Chef Mitsu was an Executive Chef at Jewel Bako, where he earned a Michelin star. The dining experience at Omakase Room by Mitsu is built around a relationship of trust and spontaneity between the Chef and each diner. Before crafting his omakase, Chef Mitsu welcomes each guest with a brief conversation about their preferences and curiosities while he carefully perceives their inner mood and desires. He embraces guests' presence and greets them with sincere eye contact while handing them a freshly prepared hand-roll to begin the meal. His 14-piece omakase tasting menu is $220 per person plus tax. We would appreciate it if you could refrain from paying in cash.
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Sarah E. K.
11/16/2024
Does Omakase Room by Mitsu allow dogs? No. My partner and I have tried several omakase experiences, but Omakase Room by Mitsu is our favorite so far. Chef Mitsu is truly a master of his craft. We...
Kim X.
7/20/2024
My sister treated me to omakase. Her preference usually is the very simple omakase with rare finds than the ones topped with a lot of different ingredients. Given the more unique cuts of fish,...
Anthony Y.
1/18/2025
I've been to almost every well known Omakase's in the city from high end to low end. This was fairly expensive for 2 people coming at $600 after tip and tax. Food was absolutely average and some...
Elaine W.
5/19/2024
One of my favorite omakases in NYC tbh. The chef was full of personality, and this was also my first time having shad, which the chef prepared wonderfully and it's probably now my favorite fish!...
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