TsuKuShi

Name: TsuKuShi
Address: 357 E 50th St, New York, New York, 10022, US
Telephone: (212) 599-8888
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.9

$$$ • Izakaya, Japanese, Vegetarian

Hours:
357 E 50th St, New York
(212) 599-8888

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About TsuKuShi

TsuKuShi is a small Japanese restaurant in New York City that offers an authentic dining experience. The menu is only Omakase, with the chef preparing something different every day, including Japanese vegetable dishes, sashimi, and unique items like Shirataki noodles. Guests have praised the excellent comfort and home-cooked style of the food, which is similar to what you would find in a small Japanese town. The restaurant also serves ramen, fried rice, and rice soup after midnight, attracting Japanese restaurant workers. With a friendly and knowledgeable staff, TsuKuShi does not accept tips, adding to its appeal. It is a popular spot for both first and after-parties, offering a variety of dishes like curry, soba, and fried rice. The restaurant is known for its traditional Japanese dishes, freshly prepared with quality ingredients. Customers have described the experience as authentic, with the restaurant being filled with Japanese people. While the portions may be small, the taste is said to make up for it, providing a satisfying and comforting dining experience. Visitors have also enjoyed the affordable omakase menu and the late-night options, where the chef is happy to prepare a three-dish course or full menu. The atmosphere is warm, and the staff are kind and accommodating. The restaurant’s vibe is reminiscent of a quiet izakaya, with a lively yet practiced loudness that creates a true Japanese feel. The food is simple but well-made, not polished but genuine, making it a special place for those seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in New York City.