Kinzan Omakase
Japanese · West Village · $$
4.7(457)
Japanese · West Village, New York, NY · $
Sekai is a take on a more traditional approach to sushi. Focusing more on ingredients- Sekai strives to bring forward the best flavor of every piece.
“Incredible meal. Every piece was perfectly balanced and the attention to detail was apparent in every aspect of the meal, from the presentation of the appetizers to the selection of sake cups we could choose from. A truly memorable meal.”
“The fish was incredibly fresh, and the delicate knife work on each piece made every bite soft and enjoyable. It’s a beautifully classic omakase that avoids excessive toppings, letting the natural flavors of the fish really shine.”
“I’ve had omakase numerous times - both in NY and other parts of the US - and Sekai was truly a next-level experience. From the staff showing us photos of the fish we were eating on request to the fun conversation we had with the chef while he prepared our food, the service and attention to detail by both the chef and rest of the staff was phenomenal. The food was somehow even better, tasting even better than it looked. This was my friends first time doing omakase and they left with their minds blown. I can not recommend this place enough.”
“Came here on a Saturday night for 5 o’clock seating. the space is so nice perfect for Omakase -for the price, value and food. Well worth it highly recommend.”
“I liked the ambiance here. It was relaxed and quiet. The decor was clean with calm colors. The food was mostly great. All the nigiri were tasty. The omakase here is more or less traditional so don't look for a lot of creativity here. This is the bit that I personally didn't love. The service was lackluster. They do this thing where they give you a plate of sake cups to choose from to drink out of. Well, our server shoved it onto my area of the counter, knocked aside the chopsticks with the plate but didn't seem to care or even notice. This sort of lack of professionalism continued through the meal where they'd rudely, and sometimes prematurely, reach to take away the dishes or clean. Basically, good vibes, good food, but didn't love the service.”
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