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New York City Japanese Restaurants

Of the nearly 100 Michelin stars bestowed this year in New York City, Japanese restaurants claimed an astounding number. Three-star winner Masa is perhaps the most exclusive, with only 26 seats that people pay upwards of $450 to enjoy a meal in. The namesake chef of two-star winner Ichimura trained in Tokyo, and one-star recipient Tori Shin focuses on yakitori, the Japanese art of charcoal-grilled chicken. Of course, a Michelin star isn’t the only measure of success. Nobu New York is widely regarded as one of the best restaurants in NYC, and lays claim to a different type of New York star—it’s co-owned by Oscar winner Robert De Niro.

What others are saying

Jared
10, Feb
NY Times-Praised 15-Course Omakase Dinner For 2 with Cocktails, Wines or Sake
Some of the most fresh fish I've ever had. Taste great. Good experience.
NY Times-Praised 15-Course Omakase Dinner w/ Cocktails, Wines or Sake
Christine
30, Dec
$60 value toward dinner for four
Ocha is amazing. This restaurant never disappoints. The sushi is very fresh and the staff is attentive and courteous
Up to 33% Off on Sushi - Sashimi Restaurant at Ocha Asian-Japanese Cuisine
Sherlynn
11, Feb
$50 Toward Asian Cuisine and Hibachi for Two or More People ; Valid Any Day
Whether I go for Hibachi or regular dinner, I always enjoy Fyhre. The plain fried rice is okay but the entrees of meats and vegetables are really good.
Savor Authentic Hibachi and Asian Cuisine in a Modern Lounge Setting
Lisa
2, Feb
$30 Value Towards Hibachi Dinner for Two; Valid Any Day
Great value when you're looking for local, no frills hibachi!
Delight in Diverse Sushi Creations & Captivating Hibachi Showmanship!
Christine
30, Dec
$60 value toward dinner for four
Ocha is amazing. This restaurant never disappoints. The sushi is very fresh and the staff is attentive and courteous
Up to 33% Off on Sushi - Sashimi Restaurant at Ocha Asian-Japanese Cuisine