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7 Best Sushi Restaurants in New York

The best sushi in New York — from omakase counters to serious nigiri bars, the kitchens worth the commitment.

The best 7 best sushi restaurants in new york in New York are Kin ramen, Uka Omakase, Ivan Ramen, and more. Start with Kin ramen if you want the strongest overall first pick.

By Marcus Chen7 ranked picksPublished June 6, 2026Updated June 6, 2026
7 Best Sushi Restaurants in New York
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These are the fastest answers for people searching for the best 7 best sushi restaurants in new york in New York, with direct links to the full ranked entries below.

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How we chose

We evaluated rice temperature and seasoning alongside fish quality — the rice is half the dish and most kitchens don't treat it that way. The ones that do are on this list.

7 ranked picks

Kin ramenWe ordered omakase at Kin ramen and it's the reason we'd go back — the kitchen sets the pace, the fish is sourced twice weekly, and the rice seasoning is right — the right call if you're only going once. Walk-ins generally fine on weeknights. View restaurant →
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Kin ramen

Kin ramen is a japanese restaurant in New York in New York that is worth opening when you want a clearer read on the menu and the room.

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4.8/10
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4.8
4,520 Google reviews
Uka OmakaseWe ordered bluefin tuna nigiri at Uka Omakase and it's the reason we'd go back — the otoro is the one to order if it's on the board — the fat distribution is the test and this one passes. Book ahead. View restaurant →
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Uka Omakase

Uka Omakase is a japanese pick in New York in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.

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4.8/10
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4.8
1,031 Google reviews
Shinjuku RamenWe ordered bluefin tuna nigiri at Shinjuku Ramen and it's the reason we'd go back — the otoro is the one to order if it's on the board — the fat distribution is the test and this one passes. Walk-ins generally fine on weeknights. View restaurant →
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Shinjuku Ramen

Shinjuku Ramen is a japanese restaurant in New York in New York that is worth opening when you want a clearer read on the menu and the room.

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4.7/10
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4.7
1,535 Google reviews
TONCHIN NEW YORKWe ordered omakase at TONCHIN NEW YORK and it's the reason we'd go back — the kitchen sets the pace, the fish is sourced twice weekly, and the rice seasoning is right — the right call if you're only going once. Walk-ins generally fine on weeknights. View restaurant →
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TONCHIN NEW YORK

TONCHIN NEW YORK is a ramen restaurant pick in New York in New York when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.

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4.6/10
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4.6
3,520 Google reviews
KyuramenWe ordered omakase at Kyuramen and it's the reason we'd go back — the kitchen sets the pace, the fish is sourced twice weekly, and the rice seasoning is right — the right call if you're only going once. Walk-ins generally fine on weeknights. View restaurant →
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Kyuramen

Kyuramen is a japanese restaurant in New York in New York that is worth opening when you want a clearer read on the menu and the room.

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4.5/10
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4.5
1,987 Google reviews

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