Sometimes sushi calls, and when it does you better listen! Sushi can be so much more than cucumber and avocado to go. Dine in at these Japanese restaurants serving up a dose of culture with your cod.

Sasabune

Rated a 28 on Zagat, this cozy sushi joint specializes in Omakase, or “chef’s selection” only. Their mantra is “trust us”, and you’re really left with no choice but to await the freshest food be bought to you. This is pricey but well worth an exquisite meal.

401 E 73rd St

New York, NY 10021

(212) 249-8583

Sushi Seki

Cradled on the Upper East Side is Sushi Seki, a true authentic Japanese dining experience. Yelpers highlight the quality of fish and comfy atmosphere. Omakase here too is the best of the bunch. And while it might be hard to get a table, that will soon change with the opening of a second location in Chelsea.

1143 1st Ave

New York, NY 10065

(212) 371-0238

Sushi Yasuda

Perhaps the best of them all, Sushi Yasuda has been called a “standout shrine to sushi” by the New York Times.  Calculating in their work, the chefs masterfully blend scientific precision with tradition. You won’t experience anything other than a peaceful, wholesome and enjoyable meal devoid of excess noise. Harmonious eating sounds pretty refreshing, doesn’t it?

Sushi Yasuda

204 E 43rd St

New York, NY 10017

(212) 972-1001

Be like a fish and take the high (well, mostly low) waters to the city for a sushi adventure with Seastreak.

Sea you soon,

The Seastreak Family

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