The Residence of Mr. Moto

My first ever kaisen-don & ochazuke experience and it was divine! To start, the vibes+interior of this restaurant is a def must visit because it is next level. The dining experience was chef’s kisses from start to end. I decided to get the signature bowl with standard toppings and I know I have to go back for more because it was so delicious and fresh. Also, highly recommend their ginger cocktail if you’re into ginger!!

I've been wanting to try the Office of Mr. Moto, but I haven't had a chance, and when i saw this new restaurant fun the same team, I jumped on it right away. The decor is super cool, like you're in a fancy apartment. The tables were situated very close together, so be warned. We ordered a bunch of small/large bites - chawanmushi, Miso soup, seared scallops, Miso cod and chicken wings, all were delicious. We also ordered the light sushi set, with the negitoro, and it tasted super fresh and melted in your mouth. We also tried the signature kaisen don, and thought it was good, and the soup at the end with the remaining rice was very unique, as i have never experienced that before. I actually liked the bites and sushi better than the signature Kaisen Don, but it was a very cool dining experience, and def worth a try!

The Kaisen dons are great here! Super tasty and a great price. The soup at the end is so homey, warm and full of umami. Perfect way to end the meal. The sushi looked good too but we didn’t get any. I would prob skip the small and big dishes. Tasted okay but super not worth it compared to sushi and bowls. Their decor is so tasteful and beautiful.

Food: Kaisen-Don only thing worth it on the menu. Sushi were very average and small bites just the same. The desserts were a disaster. Drinks: Not much since the giant ice cube takes 90% of the cup. Service: abysmally slow it was painful. Atmosphere: inside looks beautiful but unfortunately the heating doesn’t make it to the window area therefore you’ll half freeze if sitting next to it. Not worth it for the prices being charged.

Got to try out the lovely Residence of Mr. Moto today, which felt significantly more like home vibes for Mr. Moto. It's their first week open, and this restaurant has tremendous potential with their staff, location, and food. When you first enter, you realize it feels like a home living room with beautiful walls, clean floors, and perfectly aligned chairs. It's bright inside with famous hits playing not too loudly with the acapella version. Drinks: - had various sake bottles here; selection is great - hitochino beer is on the list (my favorite) - cocktails were great; tried the lychee and tangerine drinks - they have various sodas on their list; wish they had diet coke Food: - really enjoyed the scallop, soup, and tuna with peanut sauce on top - monkwish was soft, tender; could add a bit of flavoring on top - seared scallop (favorite dish) - very flavorful, moist, and melted in the mouth - chicken wings (2nd favorite dish) were deboned - cod (3rd favorite dish) was moist and flavorful; cooked perfect, just be sure to remove the bone - edamame was a bit cold; could be warmed up a bit, as the cold took out some of the taste - sushi roll had excellent tuna inside; the seaweed was a bit soft and uncut evenly, but the taste was excellent - the main mixed bowls of rice were very unique; after understanding how to mix them, and how they provide you soup when you reach the end by hitting the bell on the wall (super fun), it made sense to us - i preferred the matcha tiramisu over the panna cotta; it was packed with a ton of matcha flavor so if you like matcha, this is your dish. If not, get the panna cotta Maggie was an excellent server. The pacing was quick at first, but eventually became quite even and consistent. Getting instructions on how to eat the rice dish and panna cotta helped a lot, which made the experience fun overall. I highly recommend the scallop, chicken wings, and cod. Those are a must. I see tremendous potential with this restaurant and look forward to returning

The food was amazing. We got the signature and scholars with double toppings. The edamame was also really good. The server was friendly and prompt. I definitely want to go back to try the sushi. There were a couple of small things that I’m brushing up to them being brand new. They didn’t bus the table before bringing us the bowls so my husband had to collect the plates and hold them, then they didn’t explain what the sides were for the bowls because they were flustered trying to make space. I think when people order small bites they should make sure the table is cleared before bringing the mains since the tables are tiny. I also ordered a glass of the sparkling wine and it came out flat, they did bring me a new glass when I told them, but again it should be something that is noticed by the staff as they’re pouring (not sure if the first bottle was left too long or from the night before).

My new favorite restaurant in Williamsburg! The residence of Mr. Moto is going to be my go to sushi spot moving forward. The best bang for your buck based on the quality of food. I really enjoyed the service as well. Emily, the front of house manager is phenomenal and our server was so nice. The chef's playlist was fire.

Such a cool spot - the interior design, bathroom, wall decor is all so incredibly detailed and aesthetic. Food was amazing, loved the monkfish liver (ankimo) which I rarely see on menus in NYC but was so good, and a generous portion. We got the premium bowls which were honestly such a great value for the price compared to most spots in the city, and the fish was all super fresh. The broth at the end was the perfect way to end our meal, especially on the cold/rainy night when we visited. We also got an amazing unfiltered sake (thanks to the recommendation from our lovely server) which I still dream about!

My first ever kaisen-don & ochazuke experience and it was divine! To start, the vibes+interior of this restaurant is a def must visit because it is next level. The dining experience was chef’s kisses from start to end. I decided to get the signature bowl with standard toppings and I know I have to go back for more because it was so delicious and fresh. Also, highly recommend their ginger cocktail if you’re into ginger!!

I've been wanting to try the Office of Mr. Moto, but I haven't had a chance, and when i saw this new restaurant fun the same team, I jumped on it right away. The decor is super cool, like you're in a fancy apartment. The tables were situated very close together, so be warned. We ordered a bunch of small/large bites - chawanmushi, Miso soup, seared scallops, Miso cod and chicken wings, all were delicious. We also ordered the light sushi set, with the negitoro, and it tasted super fresh and melted in your mouth. We also tried the signature kaisen don, and thought it was good, and the soup at the end with the remaining rice was very unique, as i have never experienced that before. I actually liked the bites and sushi better than the signature Kaisen Don, but it was a very cool dining experience, and def worth a try!

The Kaisen dons are great here! Super tasty and a great price. The soup at the end is so homey, warm and full of umami. Perfect way to end the meal. The sushi looked good too but we didn’t get any. I would prob skip the small and big dishes. Tasted okay but super not worth it compared to sushi and bowls. Their decor is so tasteful and beautiful.

Food: Kaisen-Don only thing worth it on the menu. Sushi were very average and small bites just the same. The desserts were a disaster. Drinks: Not much since the giant ice cube takes 90% of the cup. Service: abysmally slow it was painful. Atmosphere: inside looks beautiful but unfortunately the heating doesn’t make it to the window area therefore you’ll half freeze if sitting next to it. Not worth it for the prices being charged.

Got to try out the lovely Residence of Mr. Moto today, which felt significantly more like home vibes for Mr. Moto. It's their first week open, and this restaurant has tremendous potential with their staff, location, and food. When you first enter, you realize it feels like a home living room with beautiful walls, clean floors, and perfectly aligned chairs. It's bright inside with famous hits playing not too loudly with the acapella version. Drinks: - had various sake bottles here; selection is great - hitochino beer is on the list (my favorite) - cocktails were great; tried the lychee and tangerine drinks - they have various sodas on their list; wish they had diet coke Food: - really enjoyed the scallop, soup, and tuna with peanut sauce on top - monkwish was soft, tender; could add a bit of flavoring on top - seared scallop (favorite dish) - very flavorful, moist, and melted in the mouth - chicken wings (2nd favorite dish) were deboned - cod (3rd favorite dish) was moist and flavorful; cooked perfect, just be sure to remove the bone - edamame was a bit cold; could be warmed up a bit, as the cold took out some of the taste - sushi roll had excellent tuna inside; the seaweed was a bit soft and uncut evenly, but the taste was excellent - the main mixed bowls of rice were very unique; after understanding how to mix them, and how they provide you soup when you reach the end by hitting the bell on the wall (super fun), it made sense to us - i preferred the matcha tiramisu over the panna cotta; it was packed with a ton of matcha flavor so if you like matcha, this is your dish. If not, get the panna cotta Maggie was an excellent server. The pacing was quick at first, but eventually became quite even and consistent. Getting instructions on how to eat the rice dish and panna cotta helped a lot, which made the experience fun overall. I highly recommend the scallop, chicken wings, and cod. Those are a must. I see tremendous potential with this restaurant and look forward to returning

The food was amazing. We got the signature and scholars with double toppings. The edamame was also really good. The server was friendly and prompt. I definitely want to go back to try the sushi. There were a couple of small things that I’m brushing up to them being brand new. They didn’t bus the table before bringing us the bowls so my husband had to collect the plates and hold them, then they didn’t explain what the sides were for the bowls because they were flustered trying to make space. I think when people order small bites they should make sure the table is cleared before bringing the mains since the tables are tiny. I also ordered a glass of the sparkling wine and it came out flat, they did bring me a new glass when I told them, but again it should be something that is noticed by the staff as they’re pouring (not sure if the first bottle was left too long or from the night before).

My new favorite restaurant in Williamsburg! The residence of Mr. Moto is going to be my go to sushi spot moving forward. The best bang for your buck based on the quality of food. I really enjoyed the service as well. Emily, the front of house manager is phenomenal and our server was so nice. The chef's playlist was fire.

Such a cool spot - the interior design, bathroom, wall decor is all so incredibly detailed and aesthetic. Food was amazing, loved the monkfish liver (ankimo) which I rarely see on menus in NYC but was so good, and a generous portion. We got the premium bowls which were honestly such a great value for the price compared to most spots in the city, and the fish was all super fresh. The broth at the end was the perfect way to end our meal, especially on the cold/rainy night when we visited. We also got an amazing unfiltered sake (thanks to the recommendation from our lovely server) which I still dream about!

The first of its kind and a great addition to the neighborhood, The Residence of Mr. Moto is a must try. We first tried Kaisen-Don in Japan and this place holds its own with a twist! Must get appetizers include the chicken wings and miso cod. Of course we finished our Kaisen-Don's with a warm ochazuke perfect for a cold December night. We'll definitely be coming back if we can snag a reservation.

We absolutely loved the concept (especially since we've been to The Office of Mr. Moto). The food was really amazing and ambiance was on point! Would definitely come back!

Absolutely incredible, from the food to the ambiance. The kaisendons are super fresh and generous - I've had something similar at a very popular spot in Korea, and I daresay I liked this one better. And that ochazuke broth added at the end - wow, so unexpectedly rich and delicious. Also the miso cod and chicken apps are not to be missed! I also really appreciated the gorgeous and immersive storytelling of the experience itself. The moment you walk in, you're transported to a different time period with walls of carefully curated artifacts. Even the menu was so fun and engaging to read. You best believe I'll be back!

Honestly soooo disapppinting. I got the original Kaisen don and just found the rice way too vinegary. It overpowered the seafood, but the seafood was also cut into such small pieces that it was hard to figure out what I was tasting sometimes. The tea broth soup was good tho, but again the vinegar overpowered it, making me feel tired of eating it. Pros: The matcha tiramisu and hojicha cafe panna, the server, and the interior design!

Visited Mr. Moto on a Saturday night as a walk in and we were lucky enough to get seated with the condition that we get up before the next reservation in an hour, which we didn't mind. The decoration and vibe of the place is very fun and well executed. This was definitely a 5/5. The bathrooms are hidden behind a bookshelf at the back that opens as a sliding door. Overall it's a fun, cozy, almost James Bond-like vibe. The servers were all attentive and friendly. It still gave me an underlying tone of "we've only been open a few weeks and still smoothing things out" but maybe it was a placebo affect of me knowing it was still new. Food: - pickled edamame (4/5): a fun, unique take on edamame. For some reason it didn't immediately click that it would be a cold dish but it was very enjoyable nonetheless. - Mr moto sushi set (4.5/5): this was delicious. The only customization you can choose is between the spicy tuna roll or the negitoro roll. We picked negitoro which was great, but if you're looking for more punch maybe go with spicy tuna. - Signature Kaisen-Don bowl with premium, double toppings (4.5/5): this bowl is an experience. From mixing the ponzu sauce with the egg yolk, to remember to not eat everything so they can pour the broth after you're a third was through, it was a unique dish. The flavor of the broth was very deep. Honestly though my favorite party was the sashimi that came on the side - it melted in your mouth and the sauce it came with was delicious. - Hiddeo the artisan (5/5): this was a great NA cocktail if you like fizzy spicy drinks. Overall a very fun spot to checkout for a special occasion or a date.

Copped a reservation in the first month that they opened! I haven't tried the other Moto restaurants but was excited to give this a try. The ambience is nice, dim lit, cool paintings, Kingsman-esque decor. What we tried- Chawanmushi: Good but I've had better Seared Scallops: Some pieces were more overcooked than others. They also did not remove the muscle part so that was really tough/dry to chew. Sauce was good but salty Kaisen Don: We got the Aka bowl which has both salmon and tuna. I love the set it comes with but wish they explained it better. For example we ended up ordering a side of egg even though it came with one (not listed on the menu nor did our waitress tell us). I think this was bit fishy and would skip next time even tho this is what they're known for. The broth was good and a great way to change it up. The pickled radish was so good! Big portion, my bf and I split this Mr. Moto's Sushi Set: This was ok. I was expecting higher quality and taste for Mr. Moto! The spicy tuna roll was unevenly cut and looked messy. Tasted all right tho. Wish the quality was better for the nigiri Yumi the Poet: Great N/A. A tad too sweet imo. My partner got a cocktail tho and it was amazing! Really well balanced but can't remember the name of it They were not serving dessert when we went which is a bummer bc the tiramisu sounds yummy. Service was good but a bit touch and go. Our waitress was nice but idk was expecting more for Mr. Moto. In the end, not worth it IMO. I thought it was reasonably priced but for that $ think we can get fresher omakase elsewhere

I recently dined at The Residence of Mr. Moto with my family, and it was an absolutely delightful experience! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with friendly and warm service that made us feel right at home. The food was exceptional. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients and packed with flavor. The miso cod, marinated for three days, was perfectly tender. The Signature Bowl was a luxurious mix of tuna, scallops, surf clam, and tobiko on seasoned rice. It's advise to leave about a third of your rice and a sea bream left, the servers will come back to fill your bowl with broth and then you can drink the rest of the bowl as soup. The Mr. Moto sushi set, with 10 pieces of nigiri and 6 pieces of fatty tuna roll was fresh. The Chawanmushi was silky and comforting, while the Oyako Don, with marinated chicken and soy egg over rice, was satisfying. For dessert, the Matcha Tiramisu by Kitsby was a delightful way to end the meal--light, creamy, and not too sweet. For my cocktail, I enjoyed the Lychee Martini, which was smooth and refreshing, complementing my dishes. The decor was elaborate and detailed, creating a warm and welcoming ambiance that made the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend The Residence of Mr. Moto to anyone looking for exceptional food, impeccable service, and a fantastic atmosphere. Can't wait to return!

The bowls were really pretty and good. Fish was fresh and the cod was perfectly cooked! Decor and ambiance is also great

10/10 mr. moto, will be revisiting over and over again! restaurant is also designed so uniquely with a book shelf hidden bathroom, button to press for brother, and so much more! the staff is also super friendly and attentive!!

I've never tried Kaisen Don before but a friend recommended this spot and I had to check it out. The restaurant is small and reservations can be a little hard to get but the concept and decor are beautiful and so unique, the staff are super kind and helpful with any questions you may have, the menus are beautiful and the food is top tier! We tried the Signature, the Shiro and the Aka and they were all fresh and flavorful. Our server recommended to leave a third of our rice and came back to fill our bowls with broth which converted the dish into a warm delicious soup! We also tried the Matcha Tiramisu and Hojicha Panna Cotta which were light and flavorful! Definitely plan to be back when I'm craving Kaisen Don again!

Came with super high expectations for the signature kaisen-don bowl. We each ordered the premium with double toppings. However, with the way the fish were sliced and mixed, I could honestly barely tell what flavors in the bowl and it felt like an elevated, aesthetic poke bowl, but I couldn't actually taste the uni flavor as much as I would have liked. The ambiance was a 5/5 but the food left something to be desired. The bowl is definitely very filling tho, lots and lots of rice. They also don't tell you (or at least my server didn't) about the fact that you had to ring the bell to get the broth, and we could have easily missed it if I didn't already know about it.

TLDR - Come before it becomes super popular! The Residence of Mr. Moto, newly opened on a charming street with many other great spots, immediately catches the eye with its big glass storefront. On this rainy day, the view through the window felt cinematic, like a scene from a movie. Inside, the space is beautifully decorated, combining Japanese roots with what felt like some European influence. As I waited outside for friends, I watched every passerby stop to check out what was the buzz. When we entered, we were quickly shown our seats and given a brief menu overview. The staff was super friendly and service was attentive throughout the night. For the appetizers, the standout dish was the black miso cod. It was sweet, savory, buttery rich, and not too heavy--just overall perfectly cooked. The scallops, however, were a bit underwhelming--they felt overpowered by the other ingredients, especially given they were bay (the mini ones) rather than sea scallops. For the main, we ordered the kaisen-don, a dish I've been searching for in NYC since having it at Tsujihan in Japan. With a bowl full of seafood goodies, how could it not be delicious! My only suggestion would be to leave extra sauce on the side for guests who might want more. The sashimi side was a surprise hit as well, with a perfectly balanced wasabi sauce bringing the slightest kick and sweetness. Finally, the dish ended with a seafood broth poured over the bowl. It was perfect for the rainy day though leaned a bit acidic for my taste. Overall, a great experience and I'm excited to come back soon to see how things evolve (and to try their desserts :))

Food: 4.5/5 pretty good. Ikura and Uni were great quality. I think they could've done a better job with sushi but the nori was really flavorful, and overall pretty good. The egg appetizer was really good, but chicken wing was a bit too salty Service: 5/5 the staffs are professional and make sure you are treated very well. It almost felt like quasi-fine dining experience? The service is absolutely better than the average restaurant. Ambiance: 6/5 ive never given more than 5 for any restaurant but the ambiance is absolutely killer here, one of the best in NYC. The idea was very creative, feels like vintage Japanese. The decor was insanely detail-oriented and VERY WELL PUT TOGETHER

Got to try out the lovely Residence of Mr. Moto today, which felt significantly more like home vibes for Mr. Moto. It's their first week open, and this restaurant has tremendous potential with their staff, location, and food. When you first enter, you realize it feels like a home living room with beautiful walls, clean floors, and perfectly aligned chairs. It's bright inside with famous hits playing not too loudly with the acapella version. Drinks: - had various sake bottles here; selection is great - hitochino beer is on the list (my favorite) - cocktails were great; tried the lychee and tangerine drinks - they have various sodas on their list; wish they had diet coke Food: - really enjoyed the scallop, soup, and tuna with peanut sauce on top - monkwish was soft, tender; could add a bit of flavoring on top - seared scallop (favorite dish) - very flavorful, moist, and melted in the mouth - chicken wings (2nd favorite dish) were deboned - cod (3rd favorite dish) was moist and flavorful; cooked perfect, just be sure to remove the bone - edamame was a bit cold; could be warmed up a bit, as the cold took out some of the taste - sushi roll had excellent tuna inside; the seaweed was a bit soft and uncut evenly, but the taste was excellent - the main mixed bowls of rice were very unique; after understanding how to mix them, and how they provide you soup when you reach the end by hitting the bell on the wall (super fun), it made sense to us - i preferred the matcha tiramisu over the panna cotta; it was packed with a ton of matcha flavor so if you like matcha, this is your dish. If not, get the panna cotta Maggie was an excellent server. The pacing was quick at first, but eventually became quite even and consistent. Getting instructions on how to eat the rice dish and panna cotta helped a lot, which made the experience fun overall. I highly recommend the scallop, chicken wings, and cod. Those are a must. I see tremendous potential with this restaurant and look forward to returning!

My new favorite restaurant in Williamsburg! The residence of Mr. Moto is going to be my go to sushi spot moving forward. The best bang for your buck based on the quality of food. I really enjoyed the service as well. Emily, the front of house manager is phenomenal and our server was so nice. The chef's playlist was fire.

The Residence of Mr. Moto in Williamsburg isn't just a restaurant; it's a multi-sensory experience that will change your life. And no, I'm not exaggerating. This place is what would happen if a Michelin star and a spy movie had a baby, and that baby turned out to be a flawless, secret-bookcase-having, sake-pouring masterpiece of dining. Let's talk food. First, the Kaisen-Don. Imagine the freshest seafood on the planet. Now, top it with an absurd amount of uni. This isn't just food; it's like they've distilled the essence of the ocean and served it to you in a bowl. The uni is so rich and velvety, it could probably be used as a facial moisturizer. The fish is so tender, it practically melts into your soul. You eat it, and then you weep because you'll never eat anything this perfect ever again. Then, just when you think things couldn't get better, they hit you with the Ochazuke--a bowl of steaming, comforting magic that somehow enhances everything you've already eaten. It's like they handed us a bowl of liquid magic, and we drank it like it was the elixir of life. If I could marry a dish, I would *definitely* marry Ochazuke. Sorry, spouse. But, let's talk about the *bathroom*--because this is no ordinary bathroom, my fellow diners. It's a *portal*. You think you're walking into a regular restroom, but no! Behind a secret bookshelf (yes, a SECRET bookshelf), there's a hidden button that opens up into a bathroom area that feels like you've just discovered Narnia. It's that kind of place. This bathroom is so chic, it probably has its own influencer account. I'm pretty sure James Bond uses it as his personal spa. I half-expected the toilet paper to be made of gold. I'm telling you right now, if you haven't been to The Residence of Mr. Moto yet, you're missing out on one of the greatest culinary experiences of your life. 10/10, would eat (and drink sake, and discover hidden bathrooms) again.

We had an early reservation, so the restaurant was empty when we arrived - a big plus, since the interior is beautifully decorated and we were able to appreciate the details before it got busy. The service was quick and the staff was attentive and patient, taking time to check in often and explain how to enjoy the dishes. The food was great as well - our favorites were the Ankimo Ponzu and the Signature Kaisen-don. Already planning to drop by again, if we find ourselves in the area!

All seafood lovers MUST stop by the Residence of Mr. Moto. I had my first ever Kaisen-don bowl here, and I can now confidently say it is my new favorite food. Each bowl comes with a very generous pile of seafood (think scallops, lots of fish, uni, Ikura) on rice, and topped off with delicious ponzu sauce. Definitely ask for the broth at the end, which is super warming. And like the Office of Mr. Moto, the decor is so beautiful. I already know I'll be coming back!

Such a cool spot - the interior design, bathroom, wall decor is all so incredibly detailed and aesthetic. Food was amazing, loved the monkfish liver (ankimo) which I rarely see on menus in NYC but was so good, and a generous portion. We got the premium bowls which were honestly such a great value for the price compared to most spots in the city, and the fish was all super fresh. The broth at the end was the perfect way to end our meal, especially on the cold/rainy night when we visited. We also got an amazing unfiltered sake (thanks to the recommendation from our lovely server) which I still dream about!

The servers seemed a little confused about several things but whatever since I guess they're new. My low review really come down to the food. I love fresh sushi but this was the first time I felt like I couldn't finish my meal. I ordered a sushi set - the spicy tuna roll was weird. All I could taste was something super creamy like mayo, which overpowered any fish taste. I normally love spicy tuna. It was also really messily put together - The nigiri was all bland. I don't think they seasoned the rice at all or at least it didn't taste seasoned. The fish itself was bland - I had a nice fatty looking piece of tuna and I fully expected that to at least be flavorful or tender but it was bland and not tender at all. I don't know if it's the storing process of the fish or what but the delicate flavors you typically get from fresh fish or nice sushi restaurants was not present. If I'm honest because the fish was bland and the rice was unseasoned, I had trouble finishing it. It didn't necessarily taste bad, it just was so bland that it was difficult to eat. The sushi sets are not that expensive but from a place like Mr Moto I expected a lot better. Maybe it is because they are a new restaurant working out the kinks, but I don't think the food is good. There are tons of great sushi spots in NYC/Brooklyn

After finally snagging a reservation I was able to try this place out. The decor was really unique and I read other reviews stating how fresh the fish was and the quality of the food. Unfortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. I got the Mr. moto sushi set and the chicken wing appetizer. The chicken wing portion was so small it was 3 halves of a wing. The flavor was a soy sauce glaze - standard and nothing to rave home about. I thought it was pretty expensive ($16) for what it was. The sushi set was advertised on the menu as $35 however when the check came I was charged $40. The waitress told me that there was a discrepancy in the menu and the actual price is $40 but they were able to honor the menu price for me at least. Still... not a good look. Now back to the sushi, the sushi set came with a clam miso broth which i felt to be really salty so I didn't finish it. The fish quality was not as expected and didn't taste as fresh. There was one particular fish called the gizzard shad that tasted like rubber I couldn't finish it... it left a lingering taste in my mouth and sadly ruined the entire meal for me. Outside of that, the rest of the sushi was just average and tasted like your regular sushi spot. I guess for the price it was decent (aside from that gizzard) but I would pay a little bit more and just go to sugarfish nearby where their fish is extremely high quality and consistent. Overall, I would not come back.

Great local spot here in Williamsburg with kaisen-don and sushi options. If you're looking for authentic Japanese foods in a historical atmosphere, you really cannot miss this place. I came with a group of friends and while it was packed, they found a seat for us at a table and stayed for a few hours before they closed.

High quality sushi with amazing atmosphere! Highly recommend checking out this sister restaurant of Office of Mr. Moto!

The Residence of Mr. Moto in NYC offers a whimsical journey into Japanese comfort food. The kaisen-don, featuring seafood flown in from Japan's Toyosu market, is a standout--especially with the unique touch of ochazuke broth poured over the rice. The ambiance feels like stepping into a cozy home, complete with playful elements like a hidden bathroom behind a sliding bookshelf. With a diverse sake selection and creative cocktails, this spot perfectly blends fun with fine dining. A must-visit for anyone craving an enchanting culinary experience! I will definitely come back

This place is a total vibe. The food is fresh, the portions are generous, and the Signature bowl? Absolute perfection--don't skip the little bell for fish broth; it's basically magic in a bowl. The decor makes you feel like you've stepped into a Tokyo dream, and the Yuzu/Ginger mocktail? So good I'm considering writing it into my will. We've already locked in a return visit with friends and decided this is where we're celebrating our anniversary. Sorry, other restaurants--you've been replaced.