5 Best Japanese Speciality Restaurants In Wallington

5 restaurants available nearby

1. Sushi Yasaka

4.8

Exceptional(2721)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Upper West Side

Booked 105 times today

Sushi Yasaka, located in the heart of the Upper West Side, is a beacon of authentic Japanese Speciality cuisine. Renowned for its dedication to quality, the restaurant sources the freshest fish daily, ensuring that "each bite is a testament to the art of sushi." The executive chef meticulously oversees every detail, from the selection of organic ingredients to the careful presentation of each dish. Reviewers consistently praise the "incomparable quality" and "exceptional freshness" of the sushi, making it a neighborhood gem. With its vibrant yet welcoming atmosphere, Sushi Yasaka promises an unforgettable dining experience that keeps patrons returning for more.

2. Momoya

4.7

Exceptional(434)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Upper West Side

Booked 40 times today

Momoya, nestled in the vibrant Upper West Side of New York, is a beacon of exquisite Japanese Speciality cuisine. Celebrated for its "fresh and delicious sushi," this beloved neighborhood spot consistently delivers top-notch dining experiences with a "chill vibe" that charms both locals and visitors. The sushi bar offers an impressive array of options, from the melt-in-your-mouth sashimi to creative rolls, all expertly prepared with the freshest ingredients. Diners rave about the "terrific service" and beautiful presentation that accompany each dish, making every visit memorable. Whether enjoying a solo meal or a group gathering, Momoya is a culinary gem not to be missed.

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3. Sushi Kai - Fort Lee

4.8

Exceptional(153)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Fort Lee

Booked 11 times today

Sushi Kai - Fort Lee is a shining gem in the world of Japanese Specialty cuisine, offering an unparalleled omakase experience that brings the essence of Japan to New Jersey. Nestled in the heart of Fort Lee, this restaurant is celebrated for its "exceptional dining experience" that leaves diners in awe. The chefs at Sushi Kai meticulously craft each course with "incredibly fresh" and high-end ingredients like otoro and caviar, ensuring every bite is a memorable delight. With a focus on authentic flavors and exquisite presentation, Sushi Kai promises a "truly remarkable" culinary journey that's "as good or better than any place in NYC."

4. Nare Sushi

4.8

Exceptional(506)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Midtown East

Booked 2 times today

Nare Sushi in Midtown East, New York, is a beacon of authentic Japanese Speciality cuisine. Known for its "exceptionally excellent sushi and sashimi," this restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience that combines fresh ingredients with traditional techniques. Guests rave about the "absolutely delicious" Omakase and the "very good" Lobster Miso. Nare Sushi shines with its "impeccable food and great service," making it a favorite among both locals and visitors. The restaurant's inviting atmosphere and reasonable prices make it perfect for everything from casual lunches to special occasions. Experience the "freshest sushi and sashimi in Midtown" at Nare Sushi today!

5. Kizuna

5.0

Exceptional(6)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Upper East Side

Welcome to Kizuna Omakase! Your reservation will be for our 12 course omakase tasting ($150) finished with miso soup. We have one seating per night at 6:30. All seating is counter seating.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Sushi Yasaka

2. Momoya

3. Sushi Kai - Fort Lee

4. Nare Sushi

5. Kizuna

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