Aska, restaurant scandinave étoilé à Brooklyn
Fondé en 2014 par le chef Fredrik Berselius, Aska est un restaurant scandinave situé au 90 Wythe Ave, dans le quartier de Williamsburg à Brooklyn. Depuis ses débuts, il s’est rapidement distingué par sa cuisine nordique innovante, alliant tradition et modernité, et a obtenu deux étoiles Michelin, confirmant son excellence gastronomique. Le chef Berselius, reconnu pour ses techniques de fermentation, de fumage et de cure, crée des menus dégustation sophistiqués, mettant en avant des produits locaux et saisonniers, tels que le homard, la truite ou la venaison, transformés en plats d’une finesse remarquable. La carte propose notamment un menu dégustation en 7 services à un prix accessible, réservant une expérience culinaire unique pour les amateurs de cuisine scandinave contemporaine. La renommée du lieu repose aussi sur ses plats élaborés avec précision et créativité, qui font de chaque dîner une expérience gastronomique mémorable.
L’ambiance d’Aska se distingue par son décor épuré, avec des murs en briques apparentes et un mobilier minimaliste, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse et tamisée. La salle, intime et élégante, est conçue pour favoriser la concentration sur l’assiette tout en offrant un cadre contemporain et sophistiqué. La cuisine ouverte permet aux convives d’observer les chefs à l’œuvre, ajoutant une dimension théâtrale à chaque repas. L’atmosphère y est à la fois conviviale et raffinée, idéale pour un dîner d’exception ou une occasion spéciale. La décoration, sobre et moderne, reflète l’esprit scandinave, mêlant simplicité et élégance, pour une expérience sensorielle complète dans un lieu reconnu comme l’un des meilleurs restaurants de New York.
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La Liste
@laliste1000
"Score : 83"


My Secret NY
@mysecretny
"Place for contemporary Scandinavian tasting menus & more casual bites in the garden & bar. 2 Michelin stars."

Sean Glass
@sdotglass
"Place for contemporary Scandinavian tasting menus & more casual bites in the garden & bar. 2 Michelin stars."

In the Loup - a foodie's world map
@victoire_loup


Experience NY
@experienceny


Candice (itsbay)
@candicemargauxhauss


Rémi Ferrante Hartman
@blastmagazine


"Scandinavian in Williamsburg. NYT top 100 "
@michaelgann
"Exceptionnelle expérience, ambiance tamisée "
@alachaud09
"One of the best restaurant ever "
@2dnmkg4ghy
"Contemporain Scandinave ⭐️⭐️"
@leacastello
"Gastronomique - Expérience - Tendance - Scandinave - Minimaliste - Menus dégustation - 1 étoile Michelin - Réservation difficile Cuisine : scandinave Addition : $79 - $125 (menus dégustation) Quartier : Brooklyn / Williamsburg —> Le menu dégustation en 7 services à $79 seulement les dimanche, mardi, mercredi et jeudi —> réservation indispensable, de préférence à l’avance"
@claudine_dau
"Scandinavian. 2 Michelin Star"
@katemo0re
"Michelin star super expensive"
@foodies.and.movies
"2 Michelin stars 2025 Chef Fredrik Berselius $225 to $295 Eating here is serious business, but happily the place isn't blighted by a monastic atmosphere-a contented buzz fills the room, helped along by the chefs who deliver the dishes themselves. Chef Fredrik Berselius and his ace team delight diners with their highly accomplished Nordic cuisine. Local products are woven in to the seasonal tasting, and items like prawn shells and venison bones are transformed into luscious sauces that enhance each plating. Dinner is sure to start on a high note, when Danish kingfish crudo crowned by a dollop of Osetra caviar and dressed with a gooseberry and juniper oil vinaigrette is set on the table. New York state trout may be composed with salted white currant and paired with an aebleskiver enriched with trout belly."
@nchavotier
""Everyone needs a little pomp and circumstance now and then and, for these grand occasions, there will always be Daniel. This neo-classical citadel of Gallic sophistication will certainly impress your guests—the tables are impeccably dressed and a battalion of immaculately groomed staff runs it. They add some nice touches too, like presenting you at the end of dinner with your own printed menu as well as a box of canelé to take home. The setting features foliage-patterned fabric on the walls and the dining room boasts an abundance of potted plants. For those who prefer a more casual vibe, dining alfresco is an absolute thrill, thanks to tables shielded by pink canvas that in turn evoke images of private beachside cabanas. On the menu side of things, Riviera was a prevailing theme and included a saffron-tinged bouillabaisse, generously stocked with top-notch seafood. Then came the humble cod and artichoke, which were baked in olive oil and draped over a lentil purée for an especially elevated creation. Similarly, desserts like the sunny tarte Tropizienne filled with ruby grapefruit-tinted cream, were emblematic of a kitchen team with an impressive level of technical skill and artistic vision. TWO STARS." "A dramatic space in a former warehouse is made even more theatrical by clever lighting: the darkness of the dining room is juxtaposed with the brightness of the open kitchen, which sits on one side of the room like a stage, but your eyes will be drawn inexorably towards the white-jacketed chefs as they go about their work with quiet efficiency. Eating here is serious business, but happily the place isn’t blighted by a monastic atmosphere—a contented buzz fills the room, helped along by the chefs who deliver the dishes themselves and describe them with contagious enthusiasm. A warm ""consomme"" poured over Oscietra caviar and roasted new potatoes emits sweet and flavorful notes. Then poached trout over curds is boosted with salted white currants, lichen, and birch; while a coin of sourdough is enriched by smoked trout belly, roe, and preserved truffle. Ice cream made from bedstraw, caramel made from meadowsweet, and an elegant presentation of ""confections"" further epitomize this new Nordic cuisine that celebrates man’s relationship with nature and the changing seasons. It’s clever without being self-congratulatory, original without being gimmicky and complex without being complicated. TWO STARS." In 2014, Swedish chef Fredrik Berselius won a Michelin star serving foraged herbs and hay-smoked hake at the rear of café/ bar Kinfolk Studios. A couple of years later he resurrected Aska a few blocks away in a refitted 1860s warehouse with bare brick walls and Hans J Wegner 'Wishbone' chairs set at just 10 black-stained oak tables. The tastings of around 10 or 17 courses of New Nordic cuisine soon earned it another star. Berselius pickles, ferments, smokes and cures seasonal ingredients, many of which he personally sources in the NYC region, to seemingly effortlessly create unique dishes such as the 120-day-aged ribeye with salted plums, or squid and kelp tart embellished with violets. Mingle over an aquavit first in the pretty courtyard or snug cellar lounge. 47 S 5th Street, T 929 337 6792, www.askanyc.com"
@matthewes
""Everyone needs a little pomp and circumstance now and then and, for these grand occasions, there will always be Daniel. This neo-classical citadel of Gallic sophistication will certainly impress your guests—the tables are impeccably dressed and a battalion of immaculately groomed staff runs it. They add some nice touches too, like presenting you at the end of dinner with your own printed menu as well as a box of canelé to take home. The setting features foliage-patterned fabric on the walls and the dining room boasts an abundance of potted plants. For those who prefer a more casual vibe, dining alfresco is an absolute thrill, thanks to tables shielded by pink canvas that in turn evoke images of private beachside cabanas. On the menu side of things, Riviera was a prevailing theme and included a saffron-tinged bouillabaisse, generously stocked with top-notch seafood. Then came the humble cod and artichoke, which were baked in olive oil and draped over a lentil purée for an especially elevated creation. Similarly, desserts like the sunny tarte Tropizienne filled with ruby grapefruit-tinted cream, were emblematic of a kitchen team with an impressive level of technical skill and artistic vision. TWO STARS." "A dramatic space in a former warehouse is made even more theatrical by clever lighting: the darkness of the dining room is juxtaposed with the brightness of the open kitchen, which sits on one side of the room like a stage, but your eyes will be drawn inexorably towards the white-jacketed chefs as they go about their work with quiet efficiency. Eating here is serious business, but happily the place isn’t blighted by a monastic atmosphere—a contented buzz fills the room, helped along by the chefs who deliver the dishes themselves and describe them with contagious enthusiasm. A warm ""consomme"" poured over Oscietra caviar and roasted new potatoes emits sweet and flavorful notes. Then poached trout over curds is boosted with salted white currants, lichen, and birch; while a coin of sourdough is enriched by smoked trout belly, roe, and preserved truffle. Ice cream made from bedstraw, caramel made from meadowsweet, and an elegant presentation of ""confections"" further epitomize this new Nordic cuisine that celebrates man’s relationship with nature and the changing seasons. It’s clever without being self-congratulatory, original without being gimmicky and complex without being complicated. TWO STARS." In 2014, Swedish chef Fredrik Berselius won a Michelin star serving foraged herbs and hay-smoked hake at the rear of café/ bar Kinfolk Studios. A couple of years later he resurrected Aska a few blocks away in a refitted 1860s warehouse with bare brick walls and Hans J Wegner 'Wishbone' chairs set at just 10 black-stained oak tables. The tastings of around 10 or 17 courses of New Nordic cuisine soon earned it another star. Berselius pickles, ferments, smokes and cures seasonal ingredients, many of which he personally sources in the NYC region, to seemingly effortlessly create unique dishes such as the 120-day-aged ribeye with salted plums, or squid and kelp tart embellished with violets. Mingle over an aquavit first in the pretty courtyard or snug cellar lounge. 47 S 5th Street, T 929 337 6792, www.askanyc.com"
@matthewes
"https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/dining/best-nyc-restaurants.html #16"
@michaelwsherman
"Fancy Scandinavian tasting menu style restaurant w 2 Michelin stars— $295 for 12-14 courses"
@kaylasapodin
"Novembre 2022: repas fabuleux avec un Saint Joseph “Pierre blanche” 2020 Sommelière ancienne tradeuse amusante! "
@lys.in.paris
"$275 prix fix but one day..."
@nanahrj
"Restaurant Gastro Scandinave"
@asafarikas
"Ashes baby, scandinavian Michele Mayhem from Fredrick Berselius has two stars"
@gyllenspetz
"Chic and simple Scandinavian restaurant for the luxurious Globe Trotter!"
@margotthespy
"Place for contemporary Scandinavian tasting menus & more casual bites in the garden & bar. 2 Michelin stars."
@lola.bncs
"Aperto da Fredrik Berselius, chef svedese due stelle michelin"
@soniaricci
"Place for contemporary Scandinavian tasting menus & more casual bites in the garden & bar. 2 Michelin stars."
@kstocks23
"Bar & jardin pour boire un verre "
@ljoerg20