Sushi Nakazawa : restaurant japonais et omakase à New York
Fondé en 2013 par le chef Daisuke Nakazawa, Sushi Nakazawa est un restaurant japonais situé dans le quartier de West Village à New York, au 23 Commerce St. Inspiré par la tradition du sushi japonais, ce lieu a rapidement gagné une réputation mondiale grâce à la qualité exceptionnelle de ses plats et à son ambiance raffinée. Le chef Nakazawa, formé par Jiro Ono, propose une expérience culinaire unique, centrée sur l’omakase, où chaque bouchée révèle la finesse du poisson cru, notamment des sushis réalisés avec du riz parfaitement assaisonné et des poissons frais importés du Japon. La philosophie du restaurant repose sur la simplicité et l’excellence, offrant un menu de sushi haut de gamme à un prix plus abordable que ses pairs, tout en conservant une qualité irréprochable. La réservation au comptoir est fortement recommandée pour profiter pleinement de cette expérience gastronomique exclusive.
Sushi Nakazawa se distingue par ses spécialités en sushi et omakase, avec un menu composé de 20 à 21 pièces, mettant en avant des poissons comme le saumon, la lotte ou l’oursin, servis dans un cadre contemporain et épuré. Le restaurant est reconnu pour son engagement envers la tradition japonaise, tout en apportant une touche moderne à ses créations. La salle, élégante et sobre, offre une ambiance calme et sophistiquée, idéale pour apprécier chaque détail de la préparation. La décoration minimaliste, avec un comptoir en bois et un éclairage tamisé, crée une atmosphère chaleureuse et intime, propice à la dégustation de ces mets d’exception. Sushi Nakazawa incarne parfaitement l’art du sushi japonais à New York, un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs de cuisine japonaise authentique et raffinée.
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"Top sushi Omakase a prezzi sostenibili (160 dollari per percorso)"
@berardinocococcia
"What is it? Incredible omakase from Jiro Dreams of Sushi’s chef Daisuke Nakazawa. Why we love it? This city’s full of expensive omakase, and Sushi Nakazawa has all the exquisite quality and reverent ambiance of its tip-top price peers for a slightly less account-clearing sum. It is not unexpected to see $300+ chef’s selections at NYC’s best sushi restaurants, but reservations at Nakazawa’s counter are $180 for about 20 palate-changing courses like fatty tuna, sea urchin and yellowtail. It’s $150 in the peaceful dining room, and perfect sake pairings are $90. Nakazawa followed his eponymous first spot with Saito in 2022."
@wehogirl123
"$180 Omakaze - 21 courses Amazing! Make sure to sit at the sushi bar "
@rachellavieri
"if someone else is paying!"
@beccavand
"So yummy, sushi chef was an absolute queen, wait staff was low key rude af to us but oh well "
@anjali72
"Omakase - 180 counter / 150 dining room"
@julescazeaux
"With Sami Rula and Neel on the 19th of July 2023"
@29.shirish
"For a truly memorable sushi adventure, head to this sleek and contemporary ten-seat counter—be forewarned though that dining in the back room does not guarantee the same experience. Chef Daisuke Nakazawa’s reputation is formidable, which works as a contrast to the jovial banter between the itamae from behind the counter. It simply elucidates the fact that this is a team who loves their craft and is happy to perform for their guests—perhaps using a live wriggling prawn for a bit of a spectacle. Discover flavorful and fatty cuts of fish available here at a more palatable price point compared to many of the city’s other notable sushi counters. Chef Nakazawa’s signature style combines supremely tender fish with perfectly seasoned rice, a spark of wasabi and judicious brush of nikiri for consistently excellent results. One night, for instance, may feature a spectrum of sushi from Hokkaido cherry salmon to live Massachusetts sea scallop with citrus and salt. Then move on to outstanding uni, and finally, a handroll of fatty tuna chopped so fine that it almost seems emulsified. Keep in mind that these chefs are always happy to adjust sizing based on each diner’s liking. ONE STAR."
@matthewes
"For a truly memorable sushi adventure, head to this sleek and contemporary ten-seat counter—be forewarned though that dining in the back room does not guarantee the same experience. Chef Daisuke Nakazawa’s reputation is formidable, which works as a contrast to the jovial banter between the itamae from behind the counter. It simply elucidates the fact that this is a team who loves their craft and is happy to perform for their guests—perhaps using a live wriggling prawn for a bit of a spectacle. Discover flavorful and fatty cuts of fish available here at a more palatable price point compared to many of the city’s other notable sushi counters. Chef Nakazawa’s signature style combines supremely tender fish with perfectly seasoned rice, a spark of wasabi and judicious brush of nikiri for consistently excellent results. One night, for instance, may feature a spectrum of sushi from Hokkaido cherry salmon to live Massachusetts sea scallop with citrus and salt. Then move on to outstanding uni, and finally, a handroll of fatty tuna chopped so fine that it almost seems emulsified. Keep in mind that these chefs are always happy to adjust sizing based on each diner’s liking. ONE STAR."
@matthewes
"Been to the DC location, not this one"
@jackmw
"Literally wut. Omakase set, wagyu pairing, sake pairing you will die and reach nirvana. Gnome fish is slept on"
@grcwlsh
"Amazing omakase experience. Do the wine pairing! Worth it "
@alixandra.garic
"One of the best sushi place in the city"
@mathouuj
"Recommandé par 300 raisons d'aimer NY p.102 -Reserve plusieurs semaines à l'avance "
@laura.pregent
"Place where the apprentice of Jiro Dreams of Sushi is"
@diggity
"Dinner with Jpm ( March 3rd 2021)"
@v6kvw657kt
"Great classic. A bit dated now? As of 2024"
@loganwillits
"High level 20 course sushi meal"
@valentin.jenny
"Went with Steph once and Nicole once. Amazing omakase menu and phenomenal service. Rating: A+"
@chedley4370
"Need to book table at least month in advance "
@mariamikhaylova51
"le meilleur du monde dixit Antoine"
@pelevy55
"Toro hand rolled sushi - $150 out the bank will have you hunting for more income but with a taste of victory already on your tongue"
@gyllenspetz
"https://www.timeout.com/usa/restaurants/best-sushi-restaurants-in-america"
@ilyakgn