Skip to content
Country

Restaurants in United States

156 restaurants match, page 5 of 7

  • Chicago, Illinois

    A ten-seat, 18-course Edomae sushi counter in River North led by Master Sushi Chef Kaze Chan, Michelin-listed, with sake pairing and OpenTable booking.

    $$$$
  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    Chef Zach Ramos runs a counter-only kaiseki-style omakase and separate lunch menu in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., booked via OpenTable.

    $$$
  • Austin, Texas

    Tyson Cole's original Uchi in Zilker offers a 10-course omakase at the sushi counter, plus lunch and private dining, booked via SevenRooms.

    $$$
  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    Modern sushi restaurant in Northwest Washington, D.C., led by chef Rob Drennan, with omakase, sake pairings, and easy SevenRooms booking.

    $$$
  • Houston, Texas

    Uchi Houston pairs a 12-seat omakase counter called Oheya with Chef Tyson Cole's modern sushi menu in Montrose; book via SevenRooms.

    $$$
  • Scottsdale, Arizona

    Uchi Scottsdale is Tyson Cole's modern sushi restaurant on North Scottsdale Road, with omakase, sake pairings and a private room, bookable via SevenRooms.

    $$$
  • Houston, Texas

    Uchiko Houston is a fusion omakase in Westside with a 9-course menu by Chef Rusty Hicks, lunch service, and a private room, reservations via SevenRooms or

    $$$$
  • Boston, Massachusetts

    18-course Edomae omakase by chef Gary Lei in North Cambridge, Boston, with sake pairings and OpenTable booking, from $168–$178 per person.

    $$
  • Los Angeles, California

    Umaya LA serves kaiseki and Edomae sushi omakase under chef NaO Sugiyama in Koreatown, Los Angeles, with lunch and dinner seatings booked via OpenTable.

    $$$
  • Austin, Texas

    Uroko in Austin serves a 12-course counter omakase by chefs Masa and Také, Thursday through Saturday evenings, booked through Tock.

    $
  • Boston, Massachusetts

    Wa Shin is a Michelin-listed, 18-course Edomae sushi counter in Boston's Bay Village led by Chef Sky Zheng, with dinner omakase at $199 via Resy.

    $$
  • San Francisco, California

    Edomae sushi omakase in San Francisco's Inner Richmond, 20 seats, dinner-only, reservations through Tock.

    $$$$
  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Wakuda, chef Tetsuya Wakuda's two-Michelin-star restaurant inside The Venetian, runs a dedicated Omakase Room Thursday through Saturday with two nightly

    $$$$
  • New York City, New York

    14-course Edomae omakase for $89 at a Lower East Side sushi counter on Eldridge Street, with chefs trained in Michelin-starred kitchens.

    $
  • Seattle, Washington

    wa'z in Downtown Seattle offers Chef Hiro's Kaiseki tasting menu at a counter with kitchen views, plus lunch service, reserved by phone.

    $$$$
  • Los Angeles, California

    Edomae sushi in Arcadia from chef Hiro Yamada, with both omakase and à la carte ordering available at lunch and dinner, closed Sundays.

    $$
  • Honolulu, Hawaii

    @sushi is a counter-only Edomae sushi omakase in Downtown Honolulu led by Chef Atsushi Kumagai, booked through Resy.

    $$$$
  • Boston, Massachusetts

    Edomae sushi omakase led by Chef Jam at a counter-only spot in Brookline's Coolidge Corner, booked via Resy.

    $$$
  • Denver, Colorado

    Edomae sushi omakase at 658 Colorado Blvd in Glendale, near Denver, with lunch and dinner service and OpenTable booking.

    $$
  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    KAZ Sushi Bistro in Northwest D.C. offers a chef's-choice omakase at lunch and dinner, with reservations booked through Tock.

    $$
  • Austin, Texas

    Kappo Kappo is a French-Japanese omakase counter inside the Austin Proper Hotel in Downtown Austin, led by chef Haru Kishi, booked via OpenTable.

    $$$$
  • Honolulu, Hawaii

    Affordable Edomae sushi omakase in Hawaii Kai, Honolulu, with lunch and dinner seatings and one-day advance phone booking.

    $
  • Las Vegas, Nevada

    Nobu Las Vegas at Virgin Hotel serves a $165 Summer Tasting Menu nightly, with tables booked through OpenTable.

    $$