NYC Restaurant Week goodness $25 for 3 courses. Sashimi entree had the best raw octopus I've ever had and both dessert options-strawberry shortcake or espresso creme brûlée were winners
Great mix of cooked & raw dishes on the menu. Inventive, artful & very pleasing to the eye & palate. Do I have to say more the owner is an IRON CHEF? Be sure to make room for a scrumptious dessert. <3
Perfect for a special occasion. Their interior design is unique, don't forget to go to the restroom! Get the toro tartare, tuna pizza, morimoto sashimi, braised black cod, beef sukiyaki.
If you like going to fancy restaurants without breaking the bank, the weekday lunch specials at Morimoto are AMAZING and can be had for $20-25. Just note: when asked still/sparking, ask for tap water.
Food is incredibly good ! Tuna pizza, white tuna sashimi, the duck duck mi is really great too, and I love the tempura roll - The space and service are beautiful even the bathroom is cool
This was a masterpiece. The omakase is obviously a must...however the service is what we loved the most. Fresh everything and flavors that hit your mouth like a godamn freight train. Well done.
Definitely get the sushi. Their specials are also amazing particularly the keiji. Their staff is knowledgeable. The food has perfect textures and awesome subtle flavors playing off one another.
Excellent service and amazing sushi....had the rock shrimp for appetizer and chefs combination .....awesome for exotic sushi lovers!!!! Deserts are amazing as well and great ambiance.....
Completely blown away by the quality of the food here. Amazing O-Toro!!! Def a must-try. Everything was fresh and delicious. The decor is very modern and classy. Wish Morimoto was there tho!!! :)
You must try the blow fish. It's really rare and expensive but so worth it. You'll never find it anywhere else. The oysters were amazing! Yes, the bathroom was amazing as well. Lol.
The best stuff is found among the small dishes, including appetizers called zen sai, while the voluminous main courses;a shiso-butter-poached half-lobster and kobe rib braised in red miso. Read more
It’s typically tough to snag a last-minute reservation to this Chelsea hot spot, but when you’re dining solo, you can nab a seat at the sushi bar on short notice and nibble soft-shell crab rolls. Read more
Pretty popular at dinner time. Best to go during lunch time. Less crowds your enjoy your meal better. Try their Hot Stone Wagyu with Veuve Clicquot YL. So yummy!
Did an Anniversary dinner here. It was amazing. The chefs tasting menu was outstanding. Did the extra puffer fish and added the wine sake pairing. It was an amazing experience worth the cost.
Great food and delicious chocolate dessert! Especially delicious cod and sea bass. Ribeye on a hot rock was entertaining and tasty too! This place is somewhat expensive, but definitely worth coming!
Was treated like a VIP because I'm a returning customer. Had their amazing omakase with lots of Uni, wagyu beef, rock fish, a variety of sushi. All exceptionally delicious. Ask to be served by Michael
from delectable appetizers to the Hondo-designed structure and amazing bathroom amenities, Morimoto offers the best Asian food experience in NYC. tofu dessert and attention to detail are incredible!
great non-sushi options... get the best wagyu (they have a5)! Otherwise the service is very respectable but not punctual -- a Buddakan copycat with minor intimacy.
This amazing place. Gorgeous decor, table and staff. Food was amazing sushi lover dream. Each plate looked perfect. The drinks were strong. Staff knowledgable with each dish. Only con is parking.
The food, the place, the service... Everything's nice! Even the bathrooms! And is it a coincidence that an Iron Chef's resto is near the studio of The Food Network?! Looove this place!
Get seated at the sushi bar so you can see your sushi being made. Everything on the menu is incredible. For dessert try the chilled cheese cake, best i ever had.
Go with a group, order chef's sushi selection and enjoy heaven! 😋 Some of the mains, especially the duck one were too rich, would stick to seafood only.
The appetizers here are phenomenal, especially the Japanese a5 ishi yaki - talk about melt in your mouth! Also all 3 cocktails I got were hits not misses
Awesome place. Great vibe and food. Got the 145 sashimi plate for 2 but honestly the 90 plate is more than enough - one of the few occasions where I can say that I struggled to finish sushi dinner.
Iron chef and erstwhile Nobu chef Masaharu Morimoto brings his Philadelphia restaurant to the ass end of Chelsea Market, with food that adds Chinese and European twists to creative Japanese cuisine. Read more
For such a nice restaurant, we had such a kind and patient hostess that really made the experience. The sashimi was divine and the freshest I've tasted. Everything was prepared nicely and tasted great
great sushi in NYC : black cod is usually awesome (but I have been disappointed the last time, must try again ;-) and the location is great, close to meatpacking, go there before or after for a drink
The Kakuni dinner appetizer amazing: comfort food flavors and textures, dished in perfect proportions in an aesthetically pleasing way. The tuna pizza is a must.
Great maki rolls, chicken noodle ramen, Duckx3, braised miso cod, Vaccherin and Choc Nut Bar desserts. Very exxy and lack of atmosphere but good service.
This place is beyond incredible. Start with the wyagu beef carpaccio or the Kakuni (pork belly). Then order either the duck duck duck or one of their ribeyes. Their steak rivals Peter Luger's.
Make sure you ask for a private table. Reservation for 4 landed us at a communal table. Great to get to know the people next to you. Not so great for a nice family dinner.
I had the omasake, great when you don't want to control your options. Next visit to try: rock shrimp! Next meal there: Oyster foiegras, surf & turf with an orange blossom and chocolate macadamia nut.
Iron Chef Morimoto's flagship restaurant. Beautiful interior space. Fresh ingredients. Make reservations in advances as it gets real busy. Chirashi and toro tartare were fantastic.
Easily one of my favorite places. Decked out in a breathtaking interior, the food is just as impressive. Recommendations include the Crispy Rock Shrimp Tempura and Duck, Duck, Duck, but anything goes.
The best service in NYC. VERY nice and attentive people. Our sushi took long, we got a lot of stuff for free and Spencer's apologies from half of the stuff including the managers.
Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto opened this multi-level haven for Japanese food that serves “Kentucky Fried” blowfish and cocktails in an underground lounge. It even has a sake expert on hand.
The lunch combination with nigiri sushi and one maki roll is a great value and unbelievable quality! The atmosphere was nothing like I have ever experienced before.
For a thoroughly unique Japanese experience (on an expense account), check this place out. If you like to be "wow-ed" by food, order the toro tartare - perfect appetizer for the art director in you.
Everything is consistently amazing. Starters: spicy king crab legs, rock shrimp tempura, kakuni, toro tartare. Mains: black cod, duck, Wagyu filet (if you feel like balling out).