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New Omakase in New York just opened last week! 89đŸ”Ș14 dishes

There’s a brand-new omakase spot near Chinatown—and guess what? The chef used to work at Nakazawa! đŸ€Ż It just opened last week, and I was lucky enough to check it out—can confirm, the quality is seriously impressive! 🌟 Value for Money 🌟 $89 for 14 courses? That’s such a steal in Manhattan, no joke! The fish quality is top-notch—super fresh, you can practically taste the ocean in every bite. The Hokkaido uni was a standout—so sweet and creamy, it melted on my tongue 😍. And don’t even get me started on the squid—it was incredibly tender with that perfect slight chew. So good I almost forgot to take a photo! 🌟 Flavors 🌟 What I loved most is that the fish is lightly seasoned—no heavy sauces to mask the natural taste. It’s all about letting the ingredients shine, which is exactly how good omakase should be! And their sushi rice? Chef’s kiss đŸ‘©đŸłđŸ’‹ It’s warm, with each grain separate but just slightly sticky (the ideal texture!), and the vinegar flavor is bold enough to cut through the delicate fish. The balance is chef’s kiss—the rice and fish play off each other so well. 🌟 Dining Experience 🌟 The pace is pretty quick—we wrapped up in under 1.5 hours—but honestly, I kind of loved it! No awkward long waits between courses; it’s just one delicious piece after another, which made the meal feel satisfying and lively. Perfect if you’re hungry or don’t want to spend hours at the counter! 📍 Zen Sushi Omakase 235 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002 #NewYork #NYC #NewYorkFoodGuide #Omakase #NYCOmakase #ManhattanOmakase #AffordableOmakaseNYC #NYCOmakaseRecommendations #NYCFood #NYCFoodRecommendations #NYCJapaneseFood

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New Omakase in New York just opened last week! 89đŸ”Ș14 dishes

There’s a brand-new omakase spot near Chinatown—and guess what? The chef used to work at Nakazawa! đŸ€Ż It just opened last week, and I was lucky enough to check it out—can confirm, the quality is seriously impressive! 🌟 Value for Money 🌟 $89 for 14 courses? That’s such a steal in Manhattan, no joke! The fish quality is top-notch—super fresh, you can practically taste the ocean in every bite. The Hokkaido uni was a standout—so sweet and creamy, it melted on my tongue 😍. And don’t even get me started on the squid—it was incredibly tender with that perfect slight chew. So good I almost forgot to take a photo! 🌟 Flavors 🌟 What I loved most is that the fish is lightly seasoned—no heavy sauces to mask the natural taste. It’s all about letting the ingredients shine, which is exactly how good omakase should be! And their sushi rice? Chef’s kiss đŸ‘©đŸłđŸ’‹ It’s warm, with each grain separate but just slightly sticky (the ideal texture!), and the vinegar flavor is bold enough to cut through the delicate fish. The balance is chef’s kiss—the rice and fish play off each other so well. 🌟 Dining Experience 🌟 The pace is pretty quick—we wrapped up in under 1.5 hours—but honestly, I kind of loved it! No awkward long waits between courses; it’s just one delicious piece after another, which made the meal feel satisfying and lively. Perfect if you’re hungry or don’t want to spend hours at the counter! 📍 Zen Sushi Omakase 235 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002 #NewYork #NYC #NewYorkFoodGuide #Omakase #NYCOmakase #ManhattanOmakase #AffordableOmakaseNYC #NYCOmakaseRecommendations #NYCFood #NYCFoodRecommendations #NYCJapaneseFood

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