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Fuku Omakase

New York City, New York

A 9-seat counter in Greenwich Village serves a 13-course, $75 sushi omakase in 60-minute seatings, with BYOB and no corkage fee.

Loose leaf green tea beside white cup on wooden surface
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At a glance

Price
$
Dinner omakase
$75
Courses
13
Seats
9
Dress code
smart casual
Reservations
Resy · easy to book
Booking
Resy

Fuku Omakase occupies a nine-seat counter at 104 W Washington Pl in Greenwich Village, Manhattan. The format is a fixed 13-course sushi tasting priced at $75 per person, served across 60-minute seatings, with the room turning over roughly five times a night.

The menu is in English and the dress code is smart casual, making this an accessible entry point for anyone new to the omakase format; the venue's own difficulty rating is "easy." Guests are permitted to bring their own wine or sake, and there is no corkage fee, which sets it apart from most counters at this price tier.

Seating is at the counter only, and reservations run through Resy. Given the short seating window and small seat count, tables are limited and turn quickly, so booking ahead is advisable. The restaurant is open seven days a week from 5 to 10 p.m.

For questions beyond the reservation platform, the restaurant lists a direct phone line and a manager contact, along with an email address, suggesting a small, hands-on operation rather than a large hospitality team. The combination of a fixed 60-minute format, BYOB policy, and $75 price point positions Fuku Omakase within the more affordable end of Manhattan's omakase counters.

Good to know

How do I book a seat at Fuku Omakase?
Reservations are made through Resy. Given the restaurant's nine seats and 60-minute seatings, booking ahead is recommended.
How much does the omakase cost?
The tasting course is $75 per person for 13 chef-selected pieces, in USD.
Can I bring my own wine?
Yes, Fuku Omakase is BYOB and does not charge a corkage fee.
What should I wear and how long is the meal?
The dress code is smart casual, and each seating runs 60 minutes.
Is the menu available in English and is the format beginner-friendly?
The menu is in English and the restaurant rates the experience as easy, suitable for those new to omakase.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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