
Opened in December 2023, KAZUMI OMAKASE brings a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine to the heart of New York City. Nestled on 8th Street, this sushi haven offers an intimate omakase experience, where the chef personally curates a multi-course meal based on seasonal ingredients and the diner’s preferences. Each dish is a meticulously crafted work of art, showcasing the freshest seafood and the highest quality Japanese culinary techniques. KAZUMI OMAKASE promises an unforgettable journey for those seeking a true taste of Japan in a refined and personalized setting.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 1–11 PM |
| Sunday | 1–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 31 W 8th St, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 849-2722
Website: http://www.kazuminy.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
The omakase is served in a counter seating arrangement, and there are three chefs for each group, accommodating no more than 4-6 people. The portion of fish and rice is perfectly balanced, and the pace of the meal is well-maintained. The chefs regularly check in to ensure that you’re enjoying your experience. Would recommend, make sure you make your reservation via RESY.
Menu emphasizes the quality and flavor of their fish selections. No need for many toppings or gimmicks, just amazing fish. Standout pieces were akami, truffle Wagyu, Hokkaido uni.
We received complimentary sake which was a nice bonus. Crème brulee cheesecake was a nice end to the meal. Ambience was very comforting, it gives off a modern, warm feel that is cozy.
Special shout out to chef Wayne, excellent precision and attention to detail, while also being very friendly.
10/10, would come back.
Everything was super fresh and good quality for the price, with some standouts being the seared Wagyu, toro, and uni.
Also enjoyed the small miso cheesecake and the Peach Yuzu Soda I ordered (not included). The chefs were friendly and informative regarding any questions we had about the fish/ingredients.
It’s more spacious inside than other omakase spots I’ve been to, as they have both bar counter seating and regular table seating.
Service was wonderful! Welcoming and the set seating experience ensures your meal is perfectly paced out. Be sure to arrive on time.
Highly recommend,
The fish is incredibly fresh—like it was just caught—and paired with amazing, creative flavor combinations. You can even watch the chefs prepare the sushi, which makes the experience even more special.
We did the 13-course omakase for $75, and it was outstanding. From the friendly servers and warm interior to the exceptional chefs, everything was top-notch.
The cuts and the grill make everything how it’s supposed to be, tender or chewy. The Otoro had completely no fiber-ish texture at all that it almost melted in the mouth.
The A La Carte menu was also extensive and creative, with the one I tried: the Big Mac. Rice Cracker wrapped minced otoro, wagyu, caviar. Definitely 10/10.
Overall vibe was welcoming, and it was also quiet enough to enjoy the experience.
We did their 13-course omakase and everything was delicious! I thought their cuts were thick, and the rice ratio was perfect. My favorite pieces of the night were the salmon and uni (which they stacked with so much uni). Everything was fresh and I absolutely loved it. Would recommend this spot as a more affordable omakase that definitely gives a higher-end experience!