Went on a Monday when a lot of other sushi places are typically closed. I am happy to report that the fish was very fresh. We did the omakase. It is $120 a person for 15 tastings. They also offer 10% cash discount. The staff were very attentive. The inside is very modern and clean. The omakase was a great experience with various different flavor profiles. I liked that the omakase included appetizers and dessert. Definitely would recommend.
Mark Verity
My wife and I went to Dozo Dozo for the Omakase, and it was spectacular. We’ve had a few other Omakase menus in the city, and this was the best we’ve had in multiple ways.1. The quality of the fish itself was amazing, better than anywhere we’d been before. Fresh, and the flavor combinations were a combination of thoughtful, but also unexpected (in a good way).2. The sushi rice was head and shoulders above ANYTHING we’ve ever had. We looked at each other and said “so THIS is what sushi rice is supposed to taste like”. It nearly stole the show ? I would come back just for the rice!3. Service. At so many sushi restaurants, you feel rushed, even with Omakase. Sometimes things feel like you’re going immediately to the next bite without time to savor the last one. This was not the case with Dozo Dozo, things were spaced out perfectly. This allowed us to enjoy our time on our one night out, and we felt as though it was an experience rather than a meal. Also, our sushi chef was clearly assigned to only us and the couple next to us for our respective omakase meals. This combined with our wonderful server made for a beautiful experience.The entire experience, from the moment we sat (we also were given about 20 minutes from when we sat until our first bite to settle in with our wine, another thoughtful touch) to the moment we left was amazing. Thank you, Dozo Dozo, for such a memorable meal and experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Katrina C.
Service was top notch . Food was delicious. I came here for the omakase experience for $120. - @ 15 course deal. And well worth it! I'm not a fan of ikura. However, they made it super tasty alongside the uni..I'm so speechless. The best one I had tasted was the Toro w uni. And Toro w something else. Sorry I can't remember I was too bz stuffing my face. One would think 15 pieces of sush/ sashimi i? That's not filling! . however.... and I say this lightly.... I was super stuffed by the end of my meal. -no I was super stuffed in the middle fo my meal that I requested for less rice on my.sushi pieces. No need to trek to the city for good omakase. Dozo dozo is the place to satisfy that craving. By far theee best I've ever had! Needless to say. I def recommend!
Catherine Park
Upscale sushi restaurant. The 5 taco style handrolls for $40 variety is a must. There is a variety of options to choose from - spicy scallops, the miso cod and the Toro were my favorite. The tuna crackers (aka sticky rice) and the carpaccio were delicious. Favorite special rolls so far are the angel roll and the dozo special roll. They also have an omakase experience for $120. The service is top notch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dozo Special Roll
Mark D.
I eat Omakase at all the best places with Michelin stars all over the US. . This is by far the best sushi on Long Island. It's not even close. They have fish flown in from Japan. The Chef used to be at Blue Ribbon sushi in the city so he knows how to prepare the nigiri.
Delia D.
AMAZING!!!! I went with my dad and tried everything!!! Incredible food and amazing service! I wish this place the best!!!
Wan Leung
Visited with my son on a late rainy Sunday. Service was excellent and helped make the family time enjoyable on a gloomy day. Food was excellent, especially for a local find, and we left wanting more, next time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mochi Ice Cream 2, Dozo Special Roll, Sushi
Kris K
Incredible sushi thats rivals high end places in Manhattan I’ve been to. Sushi for 2 for $100 is an incredible value and omakase level sushi over rice. Will be back to try the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Crystal Brown
My new favorite sushi restaurant. Delicious sushi, worth the money and the staff was helpful and quickkkkk. 10/10.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hannah Ryu
So good! Nice to have a local sushi place with an ambiance like this one. Food was great!
Had omakase here, every piece was very fresh and delicious, a rare gem on Long Island. Although I loved my dinner, I was hoping for more creativity in each fish, I felt most of the flavors were pretty one note. The children were also very hungry due to the slow service, our server was running and his forehead had beads of sweat so I assume they might just have been short staffed for the night. It was a pleasant dinner and I would definitely come back for my omakase fix, hopefully things improved even more!
Timothy Botros
Unnecessarily disrespectful and poor service. We sat and waited 2 grueling hours for our food to arrive. After first denying it, their excuse was “we’re really busy” which was complete nonsense because plenty other people around us sat down, ate, and left all while we were still waiting. The rice on my sushi was also pretty dry—speaks for itself. Also, for BYOB, there is a charge of $25 per any bottle you bring in. We asked for a measly $50 reduction on our bill for our two $25 BYOB bottles given the poor service, which led to perhaps the pettiest argument waged by the manager in front of me while eating since the days of having dinner at home while watching the 2016 presidential debates. A 1 bottle charge deal was eventually brokered. The chef also apparently didn’t bother seeing us for whatever reason. Overall, it was an embarrassment of a night that we planned weeks in advanced for. Long Island is full of great sushi spots and the Dizzy Dozo is simply not one of them!
Food: 2
Service: 1
Geoffrey Russell
Great fish. Omakase. Nice servers. Super busy and loud on a Saturday night.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Alvina Song
Food was delicious. Ordered the California Roll with the blue crab upgrade and the Japanese A5 Wagyu a la carte. Both were delicious. The Japanese A5 Wagyu was seasoned well and was very tender.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chiranjiv Sidana
Since it opened I've been coming here once a weekDefinitely the best sushi spot in Long Island for freshness of fish, and
Went on a Monday when a lot of other sushi places are typically closed. I am happy to report that the fish was very fresh. We did the omakase. It is $120 a person for 15 tastings. They also offer 10% cash discount. The staff were very attentive. The inside is very modern and clean. The omakase was a great experience with various different flavor profiles. I liked that the omakase included appetizers and dessert. Definitely would recommend.
My wife and I went to Dozo Dozo for the Omakase, and it was spectacular. We’ve had a few other Omakase menus in the city, and this was the best we’ve had in multiple ways.1. The quality of the fish itself was amazing, better than anywhere we’d been before. Fresh, and the flavor combinations were a combination of thoughtful, but also unexpected (in a good way).2. The sushi rice was head and shoulders above ANYTHING we’ve ever had. We looked at each other and said “so THIS is what sushi rice is supposed to taste like”. It nearly stole the show ? I would come back just for the rice!3. Service. At so many sushi restaurants, you feel rushed, even with Omakase. Sometimes things feel like you’re going immediately to the next bite without time to savor the last one. This was not the case with Dozo Dozo, things were spaced out perfectly. This allowed us to enjoy our time on our one night out, and we felt as though it was an experience rather than a meal. Also, our sushi chef was clearly assigned to only us and the couple next to us for our respective omakase meals. This combined with our wonderful server made for a beautiful experience.The entire experience, from the moment we sat (we also were given about 20 minutes from when we sat until our first bite to settle in with our wine, another thoughtful touch) to the moment we left was amazing. Thank you, Dozo Dozo, for such a memorable meal and experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service was top notch . Food was delicious. I came here for the omakase experience for $120. - @ 15 course deal. And well worth it! I'm not a fan of ikura. However, they made it super tasty alongside the uni..I'm so speechless. The best one I had tasted was the Toro w uni. And Toro w something else. Sorry I can't remember I was too bz stuffing my face. One would think 15 pieces of sush/ sashimi i? That's not filling! . however.... and I say this lightly.... I was super stuffed by the end of my meal. -no I was super stuffed in the middle fo my meal that I requested for less rice on my.sushi pieces. No need to trek to the city for good omakase. Dozo dozo is the place to satisfy that craving. By far theee best I've ever had! Needless to say. I def recommend!
Upscale sushi restaurant. The 5 taco style handrolls for $40 variety is a must. There is a variety of options to choose from - spicy scallops, the miso cod and the Toro were my favorite. The tuna crackers (aka sticky rice) and the carpaccio were delicious. Favorite special rolls so far are the angel roll and the dozo special roll. They also have an omakase experience for $120. The service is top notch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dozo Special Roll
I eat Omakase at all the best places with Michelin stars all over the US. . This is by far the best sushi on Long Island. It's not even close. They have fish flown in from Japan. The Chef used to be at Blue Ribbon sushi in the city so he knows how to prepare the nigiri.
AMAZING!!!! I went with my dad and tried everything!!! Incredible food and amazing service! I wish this place the best!!!
Visited with my son on a late rainy Sunday. Service was excellent and helped make the family time enjoyable on a gloomy day. Food was excellent, especially for a local find, and we left wanting more, next time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mochi Ice Cream 2, Dozo Special Roll, Sushi
Incredible sushi thats rivals high end places in Manhattan I’ve been to. Sushi for 2 for $100 is an incredible value and omakase level sushi over rice. Will be back to try the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi
My new favorite sushi restaurant. Delicious sushi, worth the money and the staff was helpful and quickkkkk. 10/10.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
So good! Nice to have a local sushi place with an ambiance like this one. Food was great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Had omakase here, every piece was very fresh and delicious, a rare gem on Long Island. Although I loved my dinner, I was hoping for more creativity in each fish, I felt most of the flavors were pretty one note. The children were also very hungry due to the slow service, our server was running and his forehead had beads of sweat so I assume they might just have been short staffed for the night. It was a pleasant dinner and I would definitely come back for my omakase fix, hopefully things improved even more!
Unnecessarily disrespectful and poor service. We sat and waited 2 grueling hours for our food to arrive. After first denying it, their excuse was “we’re really busy” which was complete nonsense because plenty other people around us sat down, ate, and left all while we were still waiting. The rice on my sushi was also pretty dry—speaks for itself. Also, for BYOB, there is a charge of $25 per any bottle you bring in. We asked for a measly $50 reduction on our bill for our two $25 BYOB bottles given the poor service, which led to perhaps the pettiest argument waged by the manager in front of me while eating since the days of having dinner at home while watching the 2016 presidential debates. A 1 bottle charge deal was eventually brokered. The chef also apparently didn’t bother seeing us for whatever reason. Overall, it was an embarrassment of a night that we planned weeks in advanced for. Long Island is full of great sushi spots and the Dizzy Dozo is simply not one of them!
Food: 2
Service: 1
Great fish. Omakase. Nice servers. Super busy and loud on a Saturday night.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Food was delicious. Ordered the California Roll with the blue crab upgrade and the Japanese A5 Wagyu a la carte. Both were delicious. The Japanese A5 Wagyu was seasoned well and was very tender.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Since it opened I've been coming here once a weekDefinitely the best sushi spot in Long Island for freshness of fish, and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5