Sushi Ann

The sushi sashimi omakase is so fine and delicious. A marvellous crescendo of different, perfectly balanced tastes

Excellent Quality Fish, friendly staff, delicious Sake,

Sushi Ann is one of my favorite higher end Japanese restaurants in New York City. I have dined here on two occasions both times during lunch and had fantastic experiences each visit. While the restaurant has a very minimalist decor on the inside, the sushi and service are both absolutely fantastic.

We did the Omakase experience and it was outstanding. The price is reasonable for the fresh fish and phenomenal service. Every recommendation was perfect. We will be back!

My husand and I used to love this place but were badly disappointed at our last visit in august 2023. First let me say that the quality and freshness of the food is still at it's best, it's impecable. Greatest comliments to chef Noriyuki Takahashi. The price and the service were seriously questionable. We had booked seats at the counter to have Omakase. Upon arriving at the restaurant - which was half empty - we decided to have some hot food after all and asked if we could move to a table. The host was clearly very unhappy about that stating "You make me lose business". Are you serious? How unpolite can you be? We overlooked his remark in favor of chef Takahashi's wonderful food and sat down - and waited then for 15 minutes to be served. The service was unengaging and sloppy. Since we have been to Sushi Ann last time prices have increased by almost double. We got presented with a bill of 700 $ for 4, 5 beers, 4 sakes, 2 menus and 3 extra orders of sushi. We are absolutely willing to pay a certain amount for a fantastic meal, but this felt seriously overpriced. We would have overlooked this circumstance if it weren't for the impertinent remark of the host at the beginnig of the evening, which quite frankly ruined the experiene a bit for us. I guess what makes you lose business it not your lack of seats at the counter but your lack of manners. This was clearly not the japanese approach to hospitality for which Sushi Ann was once known for.

This is an amazing dinner spot!

Minimalist decor…It’s all about the food.

Wonderful experience. There is a choice to sit at a table or the bar (next to the sushi chefs), for individuals still learning, table is good and for the aces i think the bar should be appealing.