A 12-seat counter in Hell's Kitchen offering a 10-course Edomae sushi omakase at $150, with a $100 lunch option and optional sake pairing.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Lunch omakase
- $100
- Courses
- 10
- Seats
- 12
- Chef
- Chef Name Not Provided
- Sake pairing
- $25
- Dress code
- smart casual
- Reservations
- book a few weeks out · 24 hours
- Booking
- Phone reservations
- Cuisine
- Edomae sushi
- Price
- Moderate
Tatsuda Omakase occupies a compact space on West 44th Street, with just 12 seats arranged around a single counter. The chef trained in Japan and presents a 10-course Edomae sushi omakase, with an English-language menu available for all guests. Dinner is priced at $150 per person, while a shorter lunch omakase runs $100. Diners who want to extend the meal can add a sake pairing for $25.
Service moves at a moderate pace, with each seating lasting about 90 minutes. Smart casual dress is expected, and the restaurant is not cash-only, so credit cards are accepted. There is no private dining room, and seating is limited to the counter, which keeps the experience intimate but also means walk-ins are unlikely to be accommodated.
Hours vary through the week: dinner-only service Monday through Wednesday from 5 to 10 p.m., and both lunch and dinner Thursday through Sunday, with Friday and Saturday extending to 11 p.m. Reservations are made by phone, and the restaurant asks for at least 24 hours' notice, particularly for dietary restrictions. The kitchen can accommodate common allergies and restrictions such as gluten-free, dairy-free, shellfish, nut, and soy requests, but cannot serve vegetarian or vegan guests.
The restaurant is not currently Michelin-listed. It sits within a moderate price tier for New York City omakase, and its size and counter-only format point to a focused, chef-led experience rather than a large dining room.
Good to know
- How do I book a table at Tatsuda Omakase?
- Reservations are made by phone at (212) 796-7737. The restaurant requests at least 24 hours' notice, especially if you have dietary restrictions.
- How much does the omakase cost?
- The dinner omakase is $150 per person for 10 courses. A shorter lunch omakase is available for $100, and a sake pairing can be added for $25.
- How many seats are at the counter?
- The restaurant has 12 seats, all at a single counter, with no private room option.
- Can the kitchen accommodate dietary restrictions?
- Yes, common restrictions like gluten-free, dairy-free, nut, soy, and shellfish allergies can be accommodated with 24 hours' notice. Vegetarian and vegan diets cannot be accommodated.
- What should I wear and how long does the meal take?
- Smart casual dress is expected, and a typical seating lasts about 90 minutes.
Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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