Best Kyoto-style Restaurants in Ridgefield Park

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1. Sushi Kai - Fort Lee

4.8

Exceptional(153)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Fort Lee

Booked 6 times today

Sushi Kai in Fort Lee, NJ, is a gem for those seeking an authentic and exceptional Japanese Omakase experience. Patrons rave about the "top quality fish" and the "rotating menu" that never fails to impress, making every visit uniquely delightful. Sushi Kai is celebrated for its meticulous attention to detail, from the exquisite presentation to the freshness of its ingredients. The restaurant's $155 Omakase includes a multi-course seasonal tasting menu that has been described as "a deal" considering the quality and quantity of dishes offered. The BYOB option adds a personalized touch, enhancing the dining experience at this intimate and highly recommended venue. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in the pleasures of fine sushi, Sushi Kai promises an unforgettable culinary journey.

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2. MOCHA BLEU Patisserie | Bistro + Mixology BAR

3.5

Very Good(303)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Teaneck

Booked 6 times today

At Mocha Bleu in Teaneck, the essence of Italian cuisine is elevated with an inventive flair. Renowned for its cherry wood-fired pizzas, this restaurant captures the authentic taste of Italy with its Neapolitan-style pizzas like the celebrated Funghi Sucre. Patrons rave about the "wood-fired perfection" and the "real Neapolitan-style, brick oven perfection" that brings a slice of Italy to every table. Beyond pizza, the culinary expertise extends to "the best kosher lasagna I've ever had" and a variety of pasta that leaves diners longing for more. Mocha Bleu not only promises a delightful Italian experience but delivers it with every dish.

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3. Nami Nori West Village

4.8

Exceptional(68)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Greenwich Village

Booked 74 times today

Nami Nori West Village in New York is a gem for lovers of authentic Japanese cuisine, particularly for its innovative take on temaki hand rolls. This casual yet trendy spot stands out for its open-style sushi, offering a unique dining experience that allows patrons to witness the creation of their meals. Diners rave about the freshness and quality, with one enthusiast noting, "The food was delicious and fresh. We sat at the counter, and the chef made the food right in front of us." The restaurant also caters to diverse palates with a dedicated vegan section and a variety of Japanese-inspired snacks and desserts. Highlighted by glowing reviews like "It is undoubtedly the finest sushi restaurant in New York," Nami Nori ensures a memorable and delightful dining experience with each visit.

4. Nobu Fifty Seven

4.7

Exceptional(6152)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Midtown West

Booked 220 times today

Nobu Fifty Seven, located in the vibrant Midtown West, New York, is a beacon of creative Japanese cuisine. Since its opening in 2005, this establishment has not only lived up to but surpassed the lofty expectations set by its legendary chef, Nobu Matsuhisa. With a menu that features innovative dishes like Tiradito Nobu Style and the iconic Black Cod Miso, it's no wonder the restaurant has earned three stars from the New York Times. Diners consistently rave about the experience, describing it as "always top notch" and "worth every penny." The ambiance and service complement the exquisite food, making every visit memorable. As one reviewer puts it, "Nobu is Nobu for a reason. It’s delicious."

5. Catch New York

4.5

Awesome(10160)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Meatpacking District

Booked 110 times today

Catch New York, nestled in the vibrant Meatpacking District of Manhattan, is celebrated for its unparalleled sushi offerings. This landmark destination promises a dynamic dining atmosphere, complemented by its signature dishes like the Catch Roll and Truffle Sashimi. Patrons rave about the authenticity and creativity of the sushi, declaring it "the best sushi I’ve had in a long time." The carefully curated menu ensures every bite is an adventure in taste, with favorites like the "Truffle sashimi, which is a MUST," and the innovative Surf and Turf roll. Whether it's the rooftop views or the exceptional service, Catch New York offers an unforgettable experience where every detail adds to the magic of its sushi cuisine.

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6. Sushi By Bou - NOMAD NYC @ Hotel32|32

4.8

Exceptional(190)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • NoMad

Booked 18 times today

Sushi By Bou - NOMAD NYC @ Hotel32|32 offers a unique and unforgettable sushi experience right in the heart of NoMad, New York. Renowned for its hip-hop style Omakase, this spot combines fantastic flavors with classic 90s beats, creating an ambiance that's both vibrant and intimate. Reviewers rave about the quality, noting the fish is "amazingly fresh" and the experience is "incredible for a first-timer." The carefully curated 12-course Omakase, at a reasonable $65, is described as a "major secret bargain for the price." Guests are consistently impressed, with one declaring, "The best Omakase experience I’ve ever had; I enjoyed each dish being made in front of me." Whether it’s a special occasion or a spontaneous sushi craving, Sushi By Bou guarantees a memorable dining adventure with every visit.

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7. BONDST Hudson Yards

4.6

Exceptional(72)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Hudson Yards

Booked 57 times today

BONDST, located at 20 Hudson Yards, is the first ever expansion of the trendy downtown restaurant with a warm minimalist interior design. The cuisine is new Japanese with European and Asian influences. The original BONDST is Citysearch's 2007 and 2008 audience award winner for Best Sushi in NYC, as well as the 2008 audience award winner for Best Martini in NYC.

8. Sushi Noz

4.9

Exceptional(11)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Upper East Side

Booked 5 times today

Craftsmanship at its finest is displayed at Sushi Noz, where guests experience our seasonal omakase menu curated nightly by Chef Nozomu Abe. Known as "Noz" to his friends, Abe-san is part of a movement from Japan advancing Edomae-style sushi, incorporating aging and preparation techniques that date back to Japan's Edo period. Upon entering the restaurant, guests are transported by the Sukiya-style wooden interior, which was assembled using more than a dozen types of cedar. The centerpiece of our first dining room is our 8-seat, 200-year-old hinoki wood sushi bar and traditional ice chest, where Chef Noz refrigerates the evening's neta selections. Our second dining room features a sushi bar made from tamo ash wood, which accommodates an additional 6 guests. We welcome our guests in true Japanese hospitality, offering two nightly seatings at each counter.

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9. Fushimi Times Square

4.6

Exceptional(356)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Hell's Kitchen

Booked 34 times today

Dive into the exquisite world of sushi at Fushimi Times Square, where traditional Japanese cuisine meets contemporary flair in Hell's Kitchen, New York. Renowned for its masterful fusion of flavors and techniques, Fushimi has earned accolades from both the Zagat Survey and Michelin Guide. Guests consistently rave about the "fresh and tasty sushi," highlighting specialty rolls like the "lobster and sunset rolls" as must-tries. The innovative sushi selection, including the praised "Spicy Tuna Gyoza," and the "beautifully presented" sushi ensure a top-notch dining experience. With its chic ambiance and "ultra-modern look," Fushimi Times Square offers not just a meal, but a mesmerizing sushi adventure highly recommended for its "perfect sushi experience" and stellar service.

10. YAKINIKU TORAJI

4.8

Exceptional(190)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Midtown East

Booked 14 times today

Yakiniku Toraji in Midtown East, New York, is a beacon of authentic Japanese Yakiniku cuisine. Since its inception in Tokyo in 1995, Toraji has mastered the art of Yakiniku, offering a sublime dining experience that transports patrons straight to Tokyo. Praised for its "high quality" and "tasty" selections, the restaurant provides a variety of cuts that are "well-marbled and lovely," including their signature steak selection and the thick beef tongue, which you simply "do not miss." As one reviewer raves, "Everything is 10/10 — highly recommend." Toraji's commitment to quality ingredients and exceptional service makes every meal a memorable event, ensuring it's not just a meal, but an experience. Whether you're a connoisseur of Japanese BBQ or a newcomer eager to explore, Yakiniku Toraji promises to deliver taste, happiness, and health with every dish.

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51 restaurants available nearby

1. Sushi Kai - Fort Lee

2. MOCHA BLEU Patisserie | Bistro + Mixology BAR

3. Nami Nori West Village

4. Nobu Fifty Seven

5. Catch New York

6. Sushi By Bou - NOMAD NYC @ Hotel32|32

7. BONDST Hudson Yards

8. Sushi Noz

9. Fushimi Times Square

10. YAKINIKU TORAJI

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