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Nagomi
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Nearby attractions
Mickey Markey Park
3301 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Crescent Park
Crescent Park Trail, 2300 N Peters St, New Orleans, LA 70117
StudioBE
2941 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Dr. Bob's Folk Art
3027 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Marigny Opera House
725 St Ferdinand St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Crescent Bark
3800-3898 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Front
4100 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Good Children Gallery
4037 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Nearby restaurants
Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine
3200 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Suis Generis
3219 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117, United States
Satsuma Cafe
3218 Dauphine St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Pizza Delicious
617 Piety, New Orleans, LA 70117
JusTini's
3162 Dauphine St, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Country Club
634 Louisa St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Capt. Sal's Seafood & Chicken
3168 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Elizabeth's
601 Gallier St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Moshiko™ | Falafel & Shawarma
3200 St Claude Ave Ste A, New Orleans, LA 70117
Stuph'D Beignets & Burgers
3325 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Nearby hotels
Obeah Guesthouse
3132 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70117, United States
Bywater Suite Hotel
3500 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Holy Angels Bywater Hotel & Residences
3500 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Moon Bywater
631 Desire St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Macarty House
3820 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Mazant
906 Mazant St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Engine 24 Firehouse Bed & Breakfast
2711 Dauphine St, New Orleans, LA 70117
Balcony Guest House Bed and Breakfast
2483 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Burgundy Bed & Breakfast
2513 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117, United States
Historic Creole Inn
2471 Dauphine St, New Orleans, LA 70117
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Nagomi

3214 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117
4.9(63)$$$$
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attractions: Mickey Markey Park, Crescent Park, StudioBE, Dr. Bob's Folk Art, Marigny Opera House, Crescent Bark, The Front, Good Children Gallery, restaurants: Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine, Suis Generis, Satsuma Cafe, Pizza Delicious, JusTini's, The Country Club, Capt. Sal's Seafood & Chicken, Elizabeth's, Moshiko™ | Falafel & Shawarma, Stuph'D Beignets & Burgers
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Nearby attractions of Nagomi

Mickey Markey Park

Crescent Park

StudioBE

Dr. Bob's Folk Art

Marigny Opera House

Crescent Bark

The Front

Good Children Gallery

Mickey Markey Park

Mickey Markey Park

4.4

(64)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Crescent Park

Crescent Park

4.6

(768)

Open 24 hours
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StudioBE

StudioBE

4.9

(549)

Closed
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Dr. Bob's Folk Art

Dr. Bob's Folk Art

4.7

(110)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

NOLAs Big 4 Private City Tour
NOLAs Big 4 Private City Tour
Mon, Dec 8 • 9:00 AM
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70124
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Black History/Tremé Neighborhood Walk
Black History/Tremé Neighborhood Walk
Wed, Dec 10 • 10:30 AM
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70116, United States
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Like a Local - Garden District Food & History Tour
Like a Local - Garden District Food & History Tour
Mon, Dec 8 • 10:00 AM
New Orleans, Louisiana, 00000
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Nearby restaurants of Nagomi

Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine

Suis Generis

Satsuma Cafe

Pizza Delicious

JusTini's

The Country Club

Capt. Sal's Seafood & Chicken

Elizabeth's

Moshiko™ | Falafel & Shawarma

Stuph'D Beignets & Burgers

Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine

Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine

4.7

(579)

$

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Suis Generis

Suis Generis

4.5

(125)

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Satsuma Cafe

Satsuma Cafe

4.6

(433)

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Pizza Delicious

Pizza Delicious

4.6

(1.1K)

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Reviews of Nagomi

4.9
(63)
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5.0
3y

Sushi is sushi. Right? Wrong, VERY wrong! I’m not sure if I want to talk about sushi, the experience, the atmosphere, or the laughs first, because all of it was beyond what I thought some sushi for dinner was going to be. So, this is how it goes . . . This remarkably thought out restaurant exceeded any “sushi” experience I’ve ever had. There are two gentlemen doing the entire thing. When you go, let them tell you their story, you’ll enjoy it. I’m almost sure I fell madly in love with Eli! Kaz is very mysterious and only speaks here and there. The sushi chef, Kaz, is so focused and intentional on his craft. I spent a large portion of the evening watching his hands gently create each guest’s plate. His movements were smooth and familiar and he never missed a beat. Eli, Eli, Eli … he was as indescribable as the food. The guy's spirit is infectious and, frankly, I felt like we were friends from the moment we got there. If you don’t adore these guys after an evening with them .. umm, you and I probably won’t really get along. I saw a post that used the word, ‘Joie de vivre’, as a description for them and I can’t think of a better way to encompass them! JOY! The room was full of joy. Being with my good friends and their family, sharing a casual evening filled my spirit. What an honor that people so full of life shared their night with me. The restaurant is one room that seats 12 guests. In fact, that’s all that’s in there for each reservation. There are reservations available at 6p or 8pm Wednesday - Saturday and, currently, they’re booked until the end of September; for good reason. I have thought about how to describe the food and well, I can’t. I don’t know what to say to impress upon you what you’ll experience when eating at Nagomi NOLA. You just have to do it. Frankly, in my mind, this place is how all my meals should be. The fish was so fresh, the ingredients as well, and the thought and detail that went into the pairing of the items was and is something I don’t know how to do. Eli explains, in detail, each dish as you receive it and as you’re eating you can find each thing individually and collectively. I don’t think I have the proper words in my arsenal to give justice to my evening … I would, however, encourage you to have one of your own. This place...

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5.0
5y

"WOW" is the first word that comes to mind when describing the dining experience Kaz and Eli have provided at Nagomi. Located in the historic Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, Nagomi stands as the only Omakase style restaurant in the city, offering a new genre of dining typically reserved for only the largest metropolitan areas or Japan.

Omakase roughly translates to "I entrust that you will serve me yummy things at your discretion", and you are no doubt in expert hands with Kaz. His fusion style of sushi dished out over the multi-course dinner reflects a level of passion, perfection of craft, and attention to detail that I have not experienced in my many years of culinary adventurism. All of this served within a restaurant personally designed by Kaz with the same thoughtfulness that he applies to his sushi.

Equally a part of the experience at Nagomi, you will have another master of his craft in Eli serving you from start to finish. He is methodical in his execution, yet has a charm and liveliness that makes you want to stay for just one more bottle of sake. I should mention here that they do also have a generous assortment of sake from which to choose or be recommended.

Overall the dining experience is absolutely a must for anyone living in New Orleans or anyone visiting who enjoys sushi or trying something new. I am truly happy to have this gem right here in my hometown. Be warned though - after the last course has been served and your evening is nearing its end, you will be left with some entanglement of emotions. I'd compare it to summiting the peak of a mountain, and then having to take those steps back...

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5.0
14w

We ate here tonight and I am in awe. I did not take any pictures because having your phone out feels like it would ruin the experience. This was like an art exhibit with food. The food was absolutely delicious from the very first serving, surprisingly getting better with each course. Something I did not know was possible being the first course was better than anything I ever tasted. Hosting 16 people Chef Kaz and Elijah kicked ass and made the experience one I will not forget and one I want to experience again. Watching Chef Kaz masterfully craft each dish as you eat the previous one, was absolutely mesmerizing. With every bite you instinctively close your eyes and get transported to a world of flavors in your mouth. Elijah has the most welcoming warm charm that made service feel grand. 1000/10 I recommend. Everything about this experience was exceptional and delightful. These two men absolutely killed it. Thank you for an out of this...

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Melissa McDanielMelissa McDaniel
Sushi is sushi. Right? Wrong, VERY wrong! I’m not sure if I want to talk about sushi, the experience, the atmosphere, or the laughs first, because all of it was beyond what I thought some sushi for dinner was going to be. So, this is how it goes . . . This remarkably thought out restaurant exceeded any “sushi” experience I’ve ever had. There are two gentlemen doing the entire thing. When you go, let them tell you their story, you’ll enjoy it. I’m almost sure I fell madly in love with Eli! Kaz is very mysterious and only speaks here and there. The sushi chef, Kaz, is so focused and intentional on his craft. I spent a large portion of the evening watching his hands gently create each guest’s plate. His movements were smooth and familiar and he never missed a beat. Eli, Eli, Eli … he was as indescribable as the food. The guy's spirit is infectious and, frankly, I felt like we were friends from the moment we got there. If you don’t adore these guys after an evening with them .. umm, you and I probably won’t really get along. I saw a post that used the word, ‘Joie de vivre’, as a description for them and I can’t think of a better way to encompass them! JOY! The room was full of joy. Being with my good friends and their family, sharing a casual evening filled my spirit. What an honor that people so full of life shared their night with me. The restaurant is one room that seats 12 guests. In fact, that’s all that’s in there for each reservation. There are reservations available at 6p or 8pm Wednesday - Saturday and, currently, they’re booked until the end of September; for good reason. I have thought about how to describe the food and well, I can’t. I don’t know what to say to impress upon you what you’ll experience when eating at Nagomi NOLA. You just have to do it. Frankly, in my mind, this place is how all my meals should be. The fish was so fresh, the ingredients as well, and the thought and detail that went into the pairing of the items was and is something I don’t know how to do. Eli explains, in detail, each dish as you receive it and as you’re eating you can find each thing individually and collectively. I don’t think I have the proper words in my arsenal to give justice to my evening … I would, however, encourage you to have one of your own. This place got it right!
John MoreciJohn Moreci
"WOW" is the first word that comes to mind when describing the dining experience Kaz and Eli have provided at Nagomi. Located in the historic Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, Nagomi stands as the only Omakase style restaurant in the city, offering a new genre of dining typically reserved for only the largest metropolitan areas or Japan. Omakase roughly translates to "I entrust that you will serve me yummy things at your discretion", and you are no doubt in expert hands with Kaz. His fusion style of sushi dished out over the multi-course dinner reflects a level of passion, perfection of craft, and attention to detail that I have not experienced in my many years of culinary adventurism. All of this served within a restaurant personally designed by Kaz with the same thoughtfulness that he applies to his sushi. Equally a part of the experience at Nagomi, you will have another master of his craft in Eli serving you from start to finish. He is methodical in his execution, yet has a charm and liveliness that makes you want to stay for just one more bottle of sake. I should mention here that they do also have a generous assortment of sake from which to choose or be recommended. Overall the dining experience is absolutely a must for anyone living in New Orleans or anyone visiting who enjoys sushi or trying something new. I am truly happy to have this gem right here in my hometown. Be warned though - after the last course has been served and your evening is nearing its end, you will be left with some entanglement of emotions. I'd compare it to summiting the peak of a mountain, and then having to take those steps back down to reality.
Laura NguyenLaura Nguyen
Gotta love this place. We had such an amazing time. We went with 4 couples and brought our little baby boy. He got alot of attention as almost everything we ate. They made a mini version of it for my 1 years old. So beautifully handcrafted. Now mind you I don't eat fish. Well... I ate everything that was served and it didn't taste fishy. I been that person that just never liked fish until now. Everything was so fresh and tasty. Out of this world. We had so many bottle of liquor down to they even compliment us one on the house. This is one experience I will never forget and it was very personal. Will absolutely be back and recommend this to others.
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Sushi is sushi. Right? Wrong, VERY wrong! I’m not sure if I want to talk about sushi, the experience, the atmosphere, or the laughs first, because all of it was beyond what I thought some sushi for dinner was going to be. So, this is how it goes . . . This remarkably thought out restaurant exceeded any “sushi” experience I’ve ever had. There are two gentlemen doing the entire thing. When you go, let them tell you their story, you’ll enjoy it. I’m almost sure I fell madly in love with Eli! Kaz is very mysterious and only speaks here and there. The sushi chef, Kaz, is so focused and intentional on his craft. I spent a large portion of the evening watching his hands gently create each guest’s plate. His movements were smooth and familiar and he never missed a beat. Eli, Eli, Eli … he was as indescribable as the food. The guy's spirit is infectious and, frankly, I felt like we were friends from the moment we got there. If you don’t adore these guys after an evening with them .. umm, you and I probably won’t really get along. I saw a post that used the word, ‘Joie de vivre’, as a description for them and I can’t think of a better way to encompass them! JOY! The room was full of joy. Being with my good friends and their family, sharing a casual evening filled my spirit. What an honor that people so full of life shared their night with me. The restaurant is one room that seats 12 guests. In fact, that’s all that’s in there for each reservation. There are reservations available at 6p or 8pm Wednesday - Saturday and, currently, they’re booked until the end of September; for good reason. I have thought about how to describe the food and well, I can’t. I don’t know what to say to impress upon you what you’ll experience when eating at Nagomi NOLA. You just have to do it. Frankly, in my mind, this place is how all my meals should be. The fish was so fresh, the ingredients as well, and the thought and detail that went into the pairing of the items was and is something I don’t know how to do. Eli explains, in detail, each dish as you receive it and as you’re eating you can find each thing individually and collectively. I don’t think I have the proper words in my arsenal to give justice to my evening … I would, however, encourage you to have one of your own. This place got it right!
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"WOW" is the first word that comes to mind when describing the dining experience Kaz and Eli have provided at Nagomi. Located in the historic Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, Nagomi stands as the only Omakase style restaurant in the city, offering a new genre of dining typically reserved for only the largest metropolitan areas or Japan. Omakase roughly translates to "I entrust that you will serve me yummy things at your discretion", and you are no doubt in expert hands with Kaz. His fusion style of sushi dished out over the multi-course dinner reflects a level of passion, perfection of craft, and attention to detail that I have not experienced in my many years of culinary adventurism. All of this served within a restaurant personally designed by Kaz with the same thoughtfulness that he applies to his sushi. Equally a part of the experience at Nagomi, you will have another master of his craft in Eli serving you from start to finish. He is methodical in his execution, yet has a charm and liveliness that makes you want to stay for just one more bottle of sake. I should mention here that they do also have a generous assortment of sake from which to choose or be recommended. Overall the dining experience is absolutely a must for anyone living in New Orleans or anyone visiting who enjoys sushi or trying something new. I am truly happy to have this gem right here in my hometown. Be warned though - after the last course has been served and your evening is nearing its end, you will be left with some entanglement of emotions. I'd compare it to summiting the peak of a mountain, and then having to take those steps back down to reality.
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Gotta love this place. We had such an amazing time. We went with 4 couples and brought our little baby boy. He got alot of attention as almost everything we ate. They made a mini version of it for my 1 years old. So beautifully handcrafted. Now mind you I don't eat fish. Well... I ate everything that was served and it didn't taste fishy. I been that person that just never liked fish until now. Everything was so fresh and tasty. Out of this world. We had so many bottle of liquor down to they even compliment us one on the house. This is one experience I will never forget and it was very personal. Will absolutely be back and recommend this to others.
Laura Nguyen

Laura Nguyen

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