TsuKuShi

We randomly walked in this place since I was tired and hungry after the 19-hour-flight back home. And tell you what, I love this little hidden gem in the neighborhood. They offer only set menu, and literally everything is authentic and DELICIOUS!!!

Amazing family restaurant, not exactly cheap but reasonably priced. Can't understand why it's not more popular. Almost all guests are japanese so you know this place is authentic. Who would have thought the best sashimi I had in NYC is from a set menu in a family restaurant?

The decor and atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely. I was excited because some of my friends told that place. At first, the waitress verbally explained that it was a course menu only, and we ordered the 6-course menu as we were told. The meal itself was delicious, but it was a family-style menu, so there were no surprises for me. What was surprising was that after the six items, the course only went up to the main course, and we were given a menu that allowed us to order additional rice, noodles, and desserts. Since the course ended with the main course, I felt like I was halfway through the course, but I didn't feel like ordering additional items. I would have liked to have been informed in advance of the course meal flow, as the initial explanation would have been misleading.

A very refreshing omakase experience! Other options like ramen are also available for ordering, but the restaurant’s main specialty lies in its omakase dinner. All the dishes are light and delicately prepared. It’s a more understated omakase style in which the food are comforting and gives off the atmosphere of Japanese home cooked meals. The sashimi was incredibly fresh and I especially love the tofu soup. The tofu has an amazing texture from its sticky rice batter. The omakase includes 2 vegetables and 2 meat dishes, a sashimi plate, and a special of the day dish - all for $60. The vegetables and meat/fish used in the dishes are seasonal. Excited to come back to try more variations of the dishes!

Very tasty food, decent sake and shochu selection (they have Tantakatan!), and friendly staff. A hidden gem in Turtle Bay. Omakase is 6 courses for $60, but they have a few other dishes (ramen, curry, soba, etc) that you can order. The hojicha mousse is delicious! Oh and it's a no tipping restaurant.

The best place to come with kids in NYC. My little boy is 3 years old and this is our favorite place for dinner because there is Udon noodles and edamame, fried rice and onigiri, eggs etc. There is of course a high chair. All the food here is delicious. Highly recommended for everyone in NYC.

Lovely and very Authentic Japanese food. D Simple but delicious like a homemade style. The server also very nice and humble. Most of the customer that come here also Japanese people so that might guarantee the quality and authenticity. The portion is reasonable with their price. The atmosphere and restaurant are very clean. This place good to come on date night or with friend.

Such a rare gem. The friendliest, hard working couple had been running this place for many years. Home style Japanese food, never over seasoned, cooked for comfort, as if your having a dinner at home. It is prix fix omakase and you may get the some repeat dishes here and there but the menu is always great and well thought out. Price includes everything. No tipping, per Japan routine. Come often, stay for the comfortable vibe with your date or friends.

We randomly walked in this place since I was tired and hungry after the 19-hour-flight back home. And tell you what, I love this little hidden gem in the neighborhood. They offer only set menu, and literally everything is authentic and DELICIOUS!!!

Amazing family restaurant, not exactly cheap but reasonably priced. Can't understand why it's not more popular. Almost all guests are japanese so you know this place is authentic. Who would have thought the best sashimi I had in NYC is from a set menu in a family restaurant?

The decor and atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely. I was excited because some of my friends told that place. At first, the waitress verbally explained that it was a course menu only, and we ordered the 6-course menu as we were told. The meal itself was delicious, but it was a family-style menu, so there were no surprises for me. What was surprising was that after the six items, the course only went up to the main course, and we were given a menu that allowed us to order additional rice, noodles, and desserts. Since the course ended with the main course, I felt like I was halfway through the course, but I didn't feel like ordering additional items. I would have liked to have been informed in advance of the course meal flow, as the initial explanation would have been misleading.

A very refreshing omakase experience! Other options like ramen are also available for ordering, but the restaurant’s main specialty lies in its omakase dinner. All the dishes are light and delicately prepared. It’s a more understated omakase style in which the food are comforting and gives off the atmosphere of Japanese home cooked meals. The sashimi was incredibly fresh and I especially love the tofu soup. The tofu has an amazing texture from its sticky rice batter. The omakase includes 2 vegetables and 2 meat dishes, a sashimi plate, and a special of the day dish - all for $60. The vegetables and meat/fish used in the dishes are seasonal. Excited to come back to try more variations of the dishes!

Very tasty food, decent sake and shochu selection (they have Tantakatan!), and friendly staff. A hidden gem in Turtle Bay. Omakase is 6 courses for $60, but they have a few other dishes (ramen, curry, soba, etc) that you can order. The hojicha mousse is delicious! Oh and it's a no tipping restaurant.

The best place to come with kids in NYC. My little boy is 3 years old and this is our favorite place for dinner because there is Udon noodles and edamame, fried rice and onigiri, eggs etc. There is of course a high chair. All the food here is delicious. Highly recommended for everyone in NYC.

Lovely and very Authentic Japanese food. D Simple but delicious like a homemade style. The server also very nice and humble. Most of the customer that come here also Japanese people so that might guarantee the quality and authenticity. The portion is reasonable with their price. The atmosphere and restaurant are very clean. This place good to come on date night or with friend.

Such a rare gem. The friendliest, hard working couple had been running this place for many years. Home style Japanese food, never over seasoned, cooked for comfort, as if your having a dinner at home. It is prix fix omakase and you may get the some repeat dishes here and there but the menu is always great and well thought out. Price includes everything. No tipping, per Japan routine. Come often, stay for the comfortable vibe with your date or friends.