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Sushi Makoto - Omakase

New York City, New York

Chelsea counter serving a 16-course, $150 Edomae sushi omakase from chefs trained at MASA, with phone reservations and a 15-minute grace period.

Sea urchin sashimi served in a white ceramic bowl on wooden table
  • Modern sushi counter with wooden slatted ceiling and bar seating
  • Elegantly plated sushi appetizer with caviar on a gold counter
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At a glance

Price
$$
Dinner omakase
$150
Courses
16
Chef
Michelin-starred chefs
Dress code
smart casual
Reservations
Call to book · book a few weeks out · 15 minutes grace period

Sushi Makoto sits on West 14th Street in Chelsea, serving Edomae-style sushi omakase at both lunch and dinner. The kitchen is staffed by chefs whose backgrounds trace to MASA, and the restaurant markets its team as Michelin-starred. The core dinner omakase runs 16 courses for $150, delivered course by course directly from the sushi chefs, with counter seating available alongside tables.

The meal is built to run about 105 minutes, moving through sashimi and nigiri courses at a steady pace. Dress code is smart casual, and the restaurant rates the experience as moderate in difficulty, meaning it rewards attention but isn't an all-night marathon. Sushi Makoto is open seven days a week, with a lunch seating from noon to 3:30pm and dinner from 5pm to 11pm.

Reservations are taken by phone at (646) 736-1099. The restaurant allows a 15-minute grace period for late arrivals; guests running behind are asked to call ahead, since a full omakase experience cannot be guaranteed past that window. Cancellations, rescheduling, or reducing a party size within 24 hours of the reservation incur an $80 per-person charge, and the restaurant applies this policy without exception.

Diners with allergies or dietary restrictions should flag them at the time of booking; soy sauce is used throughout the menu's base preparations, and the kitchen cannot accommodate vegan or gluten-free requests without advance notice. Given the counter-seating format and set course structure, arriving on time and communicating any restrictions in advance will make for a smoother visit.

Good to know

How much is the omakase at Sushi Makoto?
The dinner omakase is $150 for 16 courses. Confirm current lunch pricing directly with the restaurant.
How do I book a reservation?
Reservations are taken by phone at (646) 736-1099.
What happens if I'm late?
There's a 15-minute grace period; call ahead if you're running behind, as a full omakase experience isn't guaranteed after that window.
What's the dress code and how long does the meal take?
Smart casual is expected, and the omakase experience runs about 105 minutes.
Can the kitchen accommodate allergies or vegan/gluten-free diets?
Soy sauce is used in many base preparations, so vegan or gluten-free menus aren't offered; inform the restaurant of any restrictions when booking.

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

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