From Prospect Heights to Industry City, these spots are serving sashimi, nigiri and rolls that’ll make you text your group chat mid-bite.
New York City is swimming with stellar sushi, from sleek omakase counters to no-frills neighborhood gems. Although the super high-end restaurants are in Manhattan, Brookyn holds its own when it comes to sushi restaurants.
When you get that craving, give these five spots a try:
1. Sushi Katsuei (Park Slope)
210 7th Ave.
The OG of Brooklyn omakase. Elegant, fresh and consistently wow-worthy — this is where sushi dreams come true (and your wallet forgives you later).
. Photo: Supplied/Sushi Katsuei Instagram
2. Geido (Prospect Heights)
331 Flatbush Ave.
Old-school charm meets artsy chaos. Expect creative, frsh rolls, friendly vibes and you can doodle on their famous wall while you wait!
3. Sushi Uesugi @ Japan Village (Industry City / Sunset Park)
267 36th St.
Hidden gem alert! Dive into a sushi selection so fresh it rivals fancy sit-downs, but with a food-hall twist.
. Photo: Supplied/Sushi Uesugi via Instagram
4. Sushi Lin (Prospect Heights)
335 Flatbush Ave.
Sleek, intimate and serious about perfection. The omakase is minimalist magic — no filler, just flavor.
. Photo: Supplied/Sushi Lin via Instagram
5. Hibino (Cobble Hill)
333 Henry St.
In an unassuming atmosphere, Hibino provides lovely sushi, house-made tofu, Kyoto-style small plates and rolls that hit like a warm hug.
. Photo: Supplied/Hibino