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Shin Takumi Omakase

New York City, New York

Chef Shin Takumi runs a 12-seat Edomae sushi counter in Manhattan's West Village, priced at $230 per person, booked via Tock.

Modern omakase counter with long sushi bar seating and minimalist wood and black design
  • Sushi nigiri with red fish and garnish on black slate plate
  • Eight pieces of nigiri sushi arranged in a grid on dark slate
Photo: Shin Takumi Omakase via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Seats
12
Chef
Shin Takumi
Sake pairing
$45
Dress code
smart casual
Reservations
Tock · book a few weeks out · 30 days
Booking
Tock
Recognition
Michelin listed

Shin Takumi Omakase occupies a single counter of 12 seats at 44 Greenwich Ave in Manhattan, where chef Shin Takumi serves Edomae-style sushi. The restaurant is Michelin listed and does not offer a private room, so the full room shares the same seating for each service.

Dinner is the only service offered; there is no lunch. Seatings run about 90 minutes and are scheduled Tuesday through Sunday from 5pm, with the restaurant closed Mondays. Closing time varies by night, extending to 11pm on Friday and Saturday and 10pm on other open days.

Pricing is set at $230 per person, placing it in the moderate tier for New York omakase. A sake pairing is available for an additional $45. The dress code is smart casual, and an English menu is provided, making it accessible to non-Japanese speakers. Credit cards are accepted; the restaurant is not cash only.

Reservations go through Tock, with a booking window of about 30 days out. Given the 12-seat counter and single nightly turns, tables are described as moderately difficult to secure, so booking as soon as the window opens is advisable. Guests should confirm current hours and any seasonal changes directly with the restaurant before finalizing plans.

Good to know

How much does dinner cost at Shin Takumi Omakase?
The omakase is priced at $230 per person. A sake pairing can be added for an additional $45.
How do I book a seat?
Reservations are made through Tock, with bookings opening approximately 30 days in advance.
How many seats are at the counter?
There are 12 seats total, all at the counter; there is no private room.
What are the hours?
The restaurant is open Tuesday through Sunday from 5pm, closing at 10pm most nights and 11pm on Friday and Saturday. It is closed Mondays.
Is there a dress code or English menu?
The dress code is smart casual, and an English menu is provided. Credit cards are accepted; the restaurant is not cash only.

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

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