OKOZUSHI by Megumi — Restaurant in New York

Grainy indeterminate fish that tasted of solvents and Tupperware. callous, shrewd ?counter person? ?hostess? Nurse ratchet character that made me feel like I was waiting in line for a mumps vaccine at school. awful smell. clearly requisitioned an older space with very little love in the remodel. menu was written in a pompous and overfamiliar style.

boring, pretentious, tacky and a little suspicious. gives me the same ripped off, violated feeling as going to Sage, momo, or bushwina.

Super mediocre. There are much better spots, even on graham ave. Get to concord hill or osakana, Okonomi is just down the street on Ainslie where there’s plenty of love in the offerings. Take the hike to samurai mama on grand for some hojicha and attentive service. It’s worth the walk to not feel sickly and a little ashamed...

I liked it but I probably wouldn't make the trek back; however if you've never had Kyoto style sushi or if you live nearby I'd say it's worth checking out. The prix fixe menu has three different price points: $25, $35, and $45. All three share the fish broth, the picked vegetables, six sushi pieces of the same fish and two pieces of what is essentially nigiri. The $35 option gets additional hand rolls and the $45 option gets additional hand rolls and sashimi. I had the $45 set but I think the real value is in getting the $25 option as I didn't find the hand rolls or the sashimi that compelling. The highlights of the meal are the "nigiri" and the broth; the sushi is decent but it leaves you ultimately wondering whether you'd rather not eat different types of fish rather than eat the same one seasoned...

Really phenomenal and high-quality sushi - they source the seafood themselves, combined with their rich experience and unique, minimal style.

The menu is creative (you choose only the portion, so kinda Omakase style). The blue-cheese sushi was mind blowing - that was my favorite that we ordered a special second portion just with that.

The restaurant is small and minimal; it's really cute and has a peaceful vibe.

If you have been to Okonomi or bought fish from Osakana, you might expected a sushi restaurant to come next from the owner. This place was begging to exist, now it's...