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Address: 138 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
Phone: (646) 318-1649
Website: http://mokonyc.com/
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MOKO NYC
An omakase sanctuary hidden in plain sight. Location. 138 2nd Ave. New York, NY 10003. (917) 373-9946. Hours. Open Daily. 5:00 PM …
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Moko’s ambience is generally low-key, modern and cozy with a Japanese-minimalist feel, guests describe it as bright, relaxed and elegant. Service is usually …
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15K followers · 230 posts · NYC’s choice for omakase Fish flown in from Japan 12 Course $48 | 15 Course $58 | 18 Course $88.
Reviews
Ian Orr
My favorite Omakase! Great location in East Village and the team is simply wonderful from Daniella and Veera to Chef June, everyone there feels like family. Service is quick and you leave satisfied for such an affordable price and a fabulous omakase experience. The fish is so fresh that it feels like the first time every time.
… moreJessica Choe
(G)o for girls night
(W)owed by the attentive service (but management is very slow to reply)
(A)mbiance was intimate and for pairs or couples
(M)enu was limited but that’s to be expected for omakase, portion sizes are very small.
Best menu item was the uni shooter. Also flagging no drinks only mocktails.
… more(W)owed by the attentive service (but management is very slow to reply)
(A)mbiance was intimate and for pairs or couples
(M)enu was limited but that’s to be expected for omakase, portion sizes are very small.
Best menu item was the uni shooter. Also flagging no drinks only mocktails.
Stephanie Braganza
Service was okay, omakase was tasty as we did the happy hour deal of a drink, miso soup. 5 pieces of nigiri, welcome drink and dessert at 5pm (price varies depending on what time you go). Would return we had a lovely time!
… moreCanney Chen
New restaurant and still working through their service model. Went on a Thursday night for the $50 omakase. Fish was fresh. Dish well present but chef did not tell us what each item was when plating to us.
Please note it’s BYOB, but they will charge you $20 corking fee, which they didn’t tell us up front. Waited a while for the bill after meal was completed and further waited ~15 mins to pay the bill. Jackets and bags were on at this point.
… morePlease note it’s BYOB, but they will charge you $20 corking fee, which they didn’t tell us up front. Waited a while for the bill after meal was completed and further waited ~15 mins to pay the bill. Jackets and bags were on at this point.
Ted Weitz MD
Had an amazing omakase experience at Moko, a cozy sushi spot in East Village.
The sushi was exceptional, with ingredients flown in fresh daily from Japan. The service was top-notch, and the chef was so friendly and welcoming. I especially loved the relaxed vibe—no strict meal times, just a chill, flexible dining experience.
I absolutely loved it can’t wait to come back
… moreThe sushi was exceptional, with ingredients flown in fresh daily from Japan. The service was top-notch, and the chef was so friendly and welcoming. I especially loved the relaxed vibe—no strict meal times, just a chill, flexible dining experience.
I absolutely loved it can’t wait to come back
Lilly Nguyen
We came and ordered the 15-courses for around $100++/person. There is a wide variety of fish but i wouldn’t say they include a lot of premium options. The rice texture and flavors are great. The setting is ambient and you don’t have to wait in line.
Personally I think the pricing is too high for the value we received, comparing many other omakase restaurants I have eaten.
… morePersonally I think the pricing is too high for the value we received, comparing many other omakase restaurants I have eaten.
Josh Greene
Came to Moko NYC for a valentines dinner without prior knowledge or expectations. The waitress Veera was beyond accommodating and hospitable!! Great atmosphere and food.. the 18 course meal is heaven sent! Most definitely will be coming back
… moreJisu Jeong
I made a reservation after seeing the ‘Girls Omakase Night’ ad on Instagram, which was $65 per person. The atmosphere was nice, but we were the only customers, so it felt too quiet. The 10-course sushi meal was finished in about 40 minutes. The sushi didn’t feel fresh, and they kept replacing sushi on the same Geta (wooden plate) from previous servings, making it wet. They don’t have beverages and operate as BYOB only. The total for two people, including tip, was $165—not worth it overall.
… moreFpaulie
Wow. The customer service experience was amazing. Ralph truly did a great job. Ralph gave us a recommendation for sake and even shared some of the restaurants sake. Once we sat down and started eating, we were truly amazed of the freshness and quality of the fish. Can’t be the price! Will be back!
… moreDede A
Absolutely loved my experience at Moko! The staff, especially Chef Steven, were incredibly friendly and accommodating. The food was simply amazing and definitely worth it. The only downside was the long wait due to Chef Steven being the only one working. Despite the increasing number of customers, he managed to keep up with the demand. However, having an additional chef on board would greatly improve the service speed and efficiency. Hoping that can be arranged soon!
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