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Chef Matsu opened the first Sushi SEN-NIN on 34th St, NYC in 1997. He, along with his team, selectively choose, create, and present only the freshest and appetizing dishes within a modern Japanese ambiance. The authenticity of the sushi served can be seen in the unique variety of daily catches from Japan, USA, and international fish markets. Sushi Sen-nin is simple in presentation without all the gimmicks but true to the Japanese spirit and core and Matsu’s humble upbringing in the countryside of Toyokawa, allowing for a pure and raw appreciation for sushi and the Japanese cuisine.
Relaxed neighborhood eatery serving Japanese favorites like sushi rolls, sashimi & tempura.
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Address: 30 E 33rd St, New York, NY 10016
Phone: (212) 889-2208
Website: http://sushisennin.com/
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Gaurav Sharma
Been here twice and the food is consistently great. The fish tastes so fresh and high quality. It doesn’t taste overly gamey or rubbery. The Salmon Tartare appetizer was my favorite! Love the way it’s wrapped in thin avocado slices vs. thick chunks. The Lobster roll is my go to and the size of each piece / meat quantity is excellent. It’s a bit pricey, but definitely worth it.
The outdoor dining area is nicely decorated with a bit of a vibe (eg Japanese style sliding doors). The vibe inside is even better.
… moreThe outdoor dining area is nicely decorated with a bit of a vibe (eg Japanese style sliding doors). The vibe inside is even better.
Eric Hudson
Great omakase. Delicious. Attentive table service. Hot green tea was great as well. Highly recommend. Apologies for not having a pic of the spicy tuna hand roll which was the first service. I ate it before I could snap a pic. I guess I was hungrier than I thought I was .
… morePhil P.
Sushi Sen-Nin has been an NYC staple for over 20 years. The fish is always fresh. The service is fantastic. And the vibe inside is very unique and special. All of the rolls are fantastic. The tuna tacos and crispy rice are our favorite appetizers. Can’t go wrong here. There are many sushi restaurants in midtown Manhattan but Sushi Sen-Nin stands out among them all for all the best reasons.
… moreoriana mayorga
Really incredible experience, food tasted so fresh. Had sushi, wow. Also it’s beautiful inside, the decor very old New York sushi restaurant style. Loveee the floor seating (great idea for date nights or special ocasione with friends). Loved that sushi bar was a classic high top, wonderful solo time. Sushi chefs are serious and intentional with their art! Loved my server, extremely grateful for bilingual servers!! Israel was excellent!
… moreJulie Alvarez
I loved the Nigiri sushi entree–eight pieces, each a different fish with a different sauce. Every piece was an experience–they were so flavorful and the sauces complemented the fish so well! It’s more expensive than most sushi places in the area, but once you have it, you’ll know it’s worth it. You can feel that a lot of consideration and care is put into every piece. In addition to the sushi there’s a great selection of appetizers, salads, and hot foods, and creative drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic). I’m glad I work nearby so I can come here again for lunch!
… moreMaddy A
Pretty decent sushi. The tomago was good. For the Philly roll they used a very thick cream cheese so the cheese taste was overpowering. And they just put a stick of imitation crab in the California roll (rather than chopped up) which I thought was odd. The takoyaki was also interesting and had 3 different sauces. Overall it’s pricey and has a strange ambience in the resturant (it’s this massive room with a poorly thought out layout) so I’m not sure I’d go back.
… moreJustin Kim
Was looking for a quick place to drink and try sushi – sign said best sushi place so decided give it a try.
Sushi quality is terrible. Ordered an 8 piece, sushi is given with strong sauces on top to mask the bad quality of the fish.
Also ordered a veggie dumpling that had avocados for the filling – was the worst dumpling I have ever had..
Atmosphere feels more like a cheap chinese restaurant than a sushi place.
Advise not to go.
… moreSushi quality is terrible. Ordered an 8 piece, sushi is given with strong sauces on top to mask the bad quality of the fish.
Also ordered a veggie dumpling that had avocados for the filling – was the worst dumpling I have ever had..
Atmosphere feels more like a cheap chinese restaurant than a sushi place.
Advise not to go.
Mary Eveleigh
Absolutely beautiful restaurant! The food was delicious and fresh, service was great, and the interior was well decorated and warm. My new favorite sushi place!
… moreMatthew Williams
Their sign says “voted best sushi” and I’m not sure who voted or if there was even a legitimate poll. The variety of sushi is out of this world, however, I’m a big quality over quantity kind of person. Sushi rice was dry, service outside was very slow and the prices were high (even for the city). I’m not saying avoid this place but I wouldn’t recommend it. Go to 7/11 if you want better sushi.
… moreLynne MacFarlane
Because I was staying at the Hilton Garden / Midtown, I walked across the street and saw this place. They have outdoor seating on the street but interior was warm and inviting. They have a large sushi bar and a nice private dining area where you can take off your shoes and dine in privacy, perfect for a work or family occasion. Because I was dining alone I preferred to eat in a table in the back and felt comfortable. The menu was decent but not a traditional Japanese restaurant but I did enjoy the Black Cod Misozaki (fish marinated in miso and lightly grilled, it was very delicate and the chef prepared a beautiful garnish of avocado and ikura / salmon roe.) it wasn’t enough for dinner so I also ordered two pieces of Ikura and Uni (sea urchin) with a glass of Pinot Grigio – I decided not to order miso soup or rice… that costs extra. The total bill was $76. Including tax. Granted that the seafood flew from California, like me… and I wondered why the heck was I ordering sushi when I could get it back in CA! Anyway, dinner was fine, the wasabi wasn’t real it was the squirt kind, no edamame was offered, no hot towels for the hands, no orange sherbet or tangerine for dessert, and the sad thing was that it wasn’t plated aesthetically (w/o garnish, at these prices?) I felt the service could have been more hospitable too. Also they locked the doors so I had to be let out because there were three rough looking guys tripping out right next to the door entrance. I guess the manager didn’t care about my personal safety as he quickly locked the door behind me! I won’t come again.
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