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  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Eight-seat counter omakase by chef Kevin Yanaga inside Yanaga Kappo Izakaya in Philadelphia, reached through a bookcase door; 20 courses, booked via OpenTable.

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  • Miami, Florida

    Chef Bas serves a $130 dinner omakase at this Little Havana sushi counter, open Thursday through Sunday evenings with OpenTable booking.

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  • San Francisco, California

    Michelin three-star Edomae sushi counter in SoMa, San Francisco, led by chef Takashi Saito; 10 seats, phone reservations about a month out.

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  • Miami, Florida

    An 18-seat, Michelin-listed omakase counter inside Azabu Miami Beach on Ocean Drive, with an 11-course dinner menu priced at $120.

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  • Chicago, Illinois

    A 15-course Japanese-Mexican omakase by Chef Ismael Lucero Lopez at a 12-seat counter in Chicago's Lower West Side, $180 per person.

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  • Austin, Texas

    Craft Omakase in Rosedale, Austin, serves a 20-course sushi tasting under Chef Charlie Wang for $145 per person, booked through Tock.

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  • Dallas, Texas

    Domodomo Kō in Oak Lawn, Dallas offers a 5-course Domokase tasting menu for $80, blending Japanese and Korean influences, with lunch service and OpenTable

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Edomae sushi omakase counter in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, with sake pairing and English-friendly service around $88 per person.

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  • Miami, Florida

    A six-seat sushi and kaiseki counter inside Faena Hotel Miami Beach, led by James Beard Award winner Chef Paul Qui, open Tuesday through Saturday for two

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  • San Francisco, California

    Chef-owner Jiro Lin serves Edomae-style sushi omakase in Noe Valley, San Francisco, with reservations taken by phone 48 hours ahead.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Hayato is a two-Michelin-starred, counter-only kaiseki restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles, with dinner reservations booked through Tock.

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  • New York City, New York

    Icca is a Michelin-starred Edomae sushi counter in Tribunal, Manhattan, with dinner omakase priced under $150 and reservations through Tock.

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  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Kaiseki Yuzu in Las Vegas serves three separate counter-only tasting menus—kaiseki, beef kappo, and sushi omakase—under chef Kaoru Azeuchi, booked via Tock.

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  • Portland, Oregon

    Edomae sushi omakase at the counter in downtown Portland, 10 courses from $125, with phone booking for the tasting menu.

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  • San Diego, California

    Edomae sushi omakase from Chef Akio Ishito in Serra Mesa, San Diego, booked through Tock with three days' notice.

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  • New York City, New York

    Chef Hiroshi runs a 10-seat, Michelin-starred sushi counter in Manhattan offering a 15-course omakase for $150, with an optional sake pairing.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Eight-seat Edomae sushi counter in Sawtelle run by chef Nozomi Mori, booked by phone about a month ahead.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Ten-course Edomae sushi omakase from chef Hiroshi Morino at a 12-seat counter in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

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  • Boston, Massachusetts

    Nine-seat sushi counter hidden inside Shore Leave in Boston's South End, where chef Colin Lynch serves a 17-course modern omakase.

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  • Chicago, Illinois

    Nomonomo Sushi in Logan Square offers a 12-piece nigiri omakase for $79 at the sushi counter, booked through OpenTable.

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  • San Francisco, California

    Ozumo in San Francisco's Embarcadero pairs a 15-seat counter with a 15-course Edomae sushi omakase from chef Jiro Ono, booked via Tock.

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  • Los Angeles, California

    Six-seat Edomae sushi counter in Downtown LA led by Chef Hiroyuki Naruke, Michelin-starred, dinner omakase around $200 with lunch at $150.

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  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    Chef Johnny serves an 18-course Edomae omakase at this counter-only 14th Street NW space, with dinner priced at $180 per person.

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