Sushi Nakazawa · Restaurant · New York
Chef Daisuke Nakazawa's Edomae omakase counter in the West Village
Sushi Nakazawa is a destination omakase counter set on a quiet townhouse block of Commerce Street in the West Village. It is built around chef Daisuke Nakazawa, the itamae whose apprenticeship under Jiro Ono was documented in the film Jiro Dreams of Sushi. A meal here is a standalone occasion rather than a quick bite: one seating, roughly two hours, and complete focus on the fish in front of you.
The setting is deliberately spare. A ten-seat sushi counter sits against the restaurant's signature dark brick wall, with a dining room seating around twenty-five for guests who prefer a table. There is no a la carte and no printed menu to browse. You sit down to Chef Nakazawa's Edomae omakase, a nigiri-forward progression of roughly twenty courses served one piece at a time and paced by the kitc
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