Shaira T.
10/19/2025
We had an early evening reservation on a weeknight and it was fairly easy to get a reservation for a group of 6. Keep in mind that the chef doesnt start your courses until your entire party...
Thirteen Water
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366 W 30th St
New York, NY 10001
Thirteen Water offers a unique dining experience through their concept of Layers, Omakase Reimagined. Each sushi piece is seen as a blank canvas, allowing for creative exploration with fresh, cooked, or homemade ingredients that enhance the flavor profile.
They take pride in using only the freshest fish and produce of the highest quality as the foundation for their dishes. The layers are carefully crafted in-house or sourced from various locations, resulting in a truly distinct culinary experience.
Thirteen Water doesn't conform to traditional sushi standards, instead choosing to carve out their own culinary path by presenting guests with innovative and flavorful creations. Diners are encouraged to approach their meal with an open mind and savor the unique offerings presented to them.
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4.047 reviews
Fani T.
10/21/2025
Don't go here!! I booked this for my son's 16th birthday and booked the same day BY ACCIDENT. It was 6 hours before the reservation. I meant to book it a month out. When I cancelled it 30 min...
Elie T.
8/2/2025
This review is for their omakase and A5 Wagyu special. We were party of 2 with reservations at thirteenth water west on a Friday at 5pm. We got there about 2 minutes late and were greeted and...
Kelly S.
10/17/2025
Definitely worth a return for the price point. I've had omakase in Seattle for more than twice the price here and it was neck and neck. I'd say maybe a few more pieces for double the price. The...
Janine L.
4/16/2025
Hands-down, one of the best omakase experiences that I have had in New York! When you first arrive, it might be a little bit confusing because based on the address you go a little bit to the right...
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