Fodor's Expert Review o ya
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Chinatown
Dinner
Fodor's Choice
Despite o ya’s tucked-away location and hidden door, the place isn't exactly a secret: critics from the New York Times, Bon Appétit, and Food & Wine have all named this improvisational sushi spot among the best in the country. The chef-owner plates a 20-course nightly omakase dinner with sushi and cooked preparations. The extensive sake list includes sparkling and aged varieties. Make a reservation well in advance.
Quick Facts
Known For:
- Delicate, beautiful, sophisticated sushi
- Expensive prices
- Advance reservations a must
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Mon., Reservations required two months in advance and confirmed with a credit card; $100 charge per person if cancelled within 24 hours of reservation.