Sushi Noz : Restaurant japonais et omakase à New York
Situé dans l'Upper East Side de New York, Sushi Noz a été fondé par le chef Nozomu Abe, un maître sushi reconnu, qui a ouvert ses portes en 2018. Ce restaurant japonais propose une immersion dans la tradition culinaire nippone, avec une attention particulière portée à la qualité des produits et à la précision de chaque plat. La philosophie d'Abe repose sur la recherche de l'excellence, notamment à travers son menu omakase, qui met en avant des poissons frais directement issus du marché de Toyosu à Tokyo. La salle intime, décorée avec soin, invite à une expérience sensorielle unique, où chaque détail contribue à créer une ambiance chaleureuse et raffinée. Les clients peuvent également profiter du bar en hinoki, datant de 200 ans, pour une dégustation plus décontractée mais tout aussi authentique.
Sushi Noz se distingue par ses spécialités, notamment ses nigiri, sashimi et petits plats japonais préparés avec une grande maîtrise. La carte met en avant des produits de saison, comme le thon bleu, le crabe norvégien ou l’uni de Kyushu, accompagnés de riz chaud et parfumé. La qualité des ingrédients et la créativité du chef Abe font de chaque repas une expérience mémorable, idéale pour les amateurs de sushi japonais authentique. Le restaurant est également réputé pour son ambiance calme, méditative, où l’on peut apprécier la préparation minutieuse des plats dans un décor épuré et élégant, renforçant le sentiment d’un refuge japonais au cœur de New York.
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202 E 70th Street, New York NY 10021
Ajouté par212 utilisateurs
"Hand rolls insta chef video recommend looks gas "
@anjali72
"By Bertan better than Araki "
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""Set on a tree-lined street in the Upper East Side, Sushi Noz blends in, but glide past its sliding door and suddenly you’re no longer in New York. There is a certain energy at the outset that courses through this sacred space, where every detail is painstakingly selected to recreate an intimate Japanese refuge. Some of the tools alone are marvels, and Chef Nozomu Abe is a meticulous and engaging craftsman. The Ash Room seats seven at the counter and offers a pure expression of seasonal nigiri, while the 200-year-old hinoki bar is where the sensei himself prepares a tasting menu of small plates in addition to the considerable omakase. Commence with confidently prepared cooked dishes, like tilefish broth with mozuku seaweed that arrives with no seasoning and yet speaks volumes in terms of flavor and texture. Hay-smoked bonito with shiso leaves and shaved nori is a testament to quality products and creative techniques. Sushi is masterfully prepared with fresh catch that is procured directly from Tokyo's Toyosu market and points beyond. Imagine Norwegian crab, Spanish bluefin tuna, and Kyushu uni; tailed by nigiri, highlighting warm, lush rice combined with deliciously chewy squid and scallop. ONE STAR.""
@matthewes
""Set on a tree-lined street in the Upper East Side, Sushi Noz blends in, but glide past its sliding door and suddenly you’re no longer in New York. There is a certain energy at the outset that courses through this sacred space, where every detail is painstakingly selected to recreate an intimate Japanese refuge. Some of the tools alone are marvels, and Chef Nozomu Abe is a meticulous and engaging craftsman. The Ash Room seats seven at the counter and offers a pure expression of seasonal nigiri, while the 200-year-old hinoki bar is where the sensei himself prepares a tasting menu of small plates in addition to the considerable omakase. Commence with confidently prepared cooked dishes, like tilefish broth with mozuku seaweed that arrives with no seasoning and yet speaks volumes in terms of flavor and texture. Hay-smoked bonito with shiso leaves and shaved nori is a testament to quality products and creative techniques. Sushi is masterfully prepared with fresh catch that is procured directly from Tokyo's Toyosu market and points beyond. Imagine Norwegian crab, Spanish bluefin tuna, and Kyushu uni; tailed by nigiri, highlighting warm, lush rice combined with deliciously chewy squid and scallop. ONE STAR.""
@matthewes
"2 Michelin stars 2025 Chef Nozomu Abe | Dominique Ansel’s favorite Omakase $495pp There is a certain energy that courses through this sacred space, where every detail recreates an intimate Japanese refuge. Some of the tools alone are marvels, and Chef Nozomu Abe is a meticulous and engaging craftsman. When booking, keep an eye out for his dates and time slots. Commence with cooked dishes like pearly sea perch with fresh ponzu dipping sauce and slender pieces of meltingly tender ice fish. Miso soup is the perfect backdrop for silky-soft eel "noodles" with salted egg yolk cream and crispy tofu pieces, while sushi is jewel-like. True to Japanese hospitality, kimono-dressed staff and the chef himself see guests off with a spirit of gratitude. 8-seat Hinoki Counter or 6-seat Ash Room counter"
@nchavotier
"Sushi traditionnel exceptionnel 1 étoile 8 places "
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"Noz Market Standing hand rolls"
@kaylaciara
"Chillest ambiance, so pleasant and meditative. "
@alexandra.crerend
"Sushi guy from the YouTube video; very exclusive restaurant"
@tmoutonn
"Best for omaske sushi. Mark recommended. "
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"on eaters best NYC restaurants; CRAZY expensive"
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"Japanese sushi market...make our own sushi??"
@lamarcz25
"Japonais de luxe dans les traditions, on peut choisir son maître sushi. Un des meilleurs jap aux USA"
@maxime.delahodde
"Omakase. $300 pp hinoki counter (includes small plates in the beginning). Ash room is $175 (nigiri only). 1 Michelin Star. Chef from japan"
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"🔥🔥🔥🐟, ny mag 1, Michelin *"
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" Opened 3/18. Compact 8-seat counter for high-end ($300), seasonal edomae-style sushi, served omakase-only in a wood-lined space. One Michelin star 2021 and 2 stars 2023. Walked by 12/21. "
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"Nozomu Abe’s sushi den is dinner theater. $325 ($354 after tax) full-blown meal. Traditional nigiri, bluefin tuna, brush of reduced soy. Sushi Noz has solidified its place as one of New York’s top omakase experiences, one that’s rife with Japanese seafood not found elsewhere in the city. Patrons can pick from two counter experiences: The main Hinoki Counter, helmed by Sushiden alum Nozomu Abe, aka Noz, where the chef serves eight diners a $395 omakase. Edomae-inspired experience with occasional Western touches — the meal begins with otsumami (appetizers), before moving into around 15 nigiri bites, followed by miso soup, and finally tomago (egg)."
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"1 star. Seasonal edomae sushi served omakase only. "
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"Sushi Noz: Michelin Omakaze | Noz Market: Next door, Japanese fish market and takeaway"
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"The newer Sushi Noz landed on the UES to near-immediate acclaim, including a Michelin star. It’s an expensive omakase at $325 per person."
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"Sushi temple with one star"
@gyllenspetz
"https://youtu.be/3wAQxJeyyXo "
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"Exceptionnellement bon et exceptionnellement cher 😄"
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"8 places ! Comptoir en hinoki du XIX eme s"
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"Best omakase I’ve had. Ash room = nigiri only"
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"8 couverts par soir Nozomu Abe, maître sushi depuis 20 ans et chef du restaurant Sushi Noz, établissement new-yorkais étoilé au guide Michelin 2019. "
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"Shushi que Jeff veut essayer après qu’il ait vu un reportage..."
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"Recommended by Dulake and a guy in the tokyo office. Went with Jed Jennifer "
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"Sur resa 300 dollars le menu "
@freefrenchgirl