1. Kanoyama

    Sushi

    Chef Nobuyuki Shikanai's corner counter in the East Village draws serious sushi devotees for omakase sessions where each piece arrives with deliberate precision. The intimate bar commands a steep price, though the sake selection—guests choose their own vessels—rewards the investment. A brighter dining room offers à la carte alternatives for those seeking less ceremony.

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    The Best Sushi Restaurants in Manhattan
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    175 Second Ave, New York, NY · Manhattan
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    On the Way What's Around

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