Open late and always excellent, Sushi Seki Upper East Side is our favorite sushi restaurant in NYC. Sit at the counter and order piece by piece.

How much will you like the West Village's Sushi Nakazawa? How much money do you have, and how recently did you watch Jiro Dreams of Sushi?

15 East is expensive and excellent. Go prepared for a serious sushi experience.

Proof that Tanoshi Sushi is well worth your time? It’s on 73rd and York, and always packed. Enough said.

This is the second location of the Park Slope spot where you can get some excellent, relatively affordable sushi.

To have a mind-blowing eating experience at Sushi Yasuda in Midtown, sit at the sushi counter, order the omakase, and sit back and enjoy.

Sushi of Gari serves some of the best sushi on the Upper East Side.

The Chelsea Sushi Seki outpost is bigger and badder than the original. Aside from the decor differences, everything appears to be exactly the same.

The first NYC location of the wildly popular LA sushi chain.

High quality East Village omakase sushi for under $100, with a side of club music if you come on the weekend.

Brooklyn’s best sushi restaurant.

The handroll bar from the people behind Sugarfish has arrived in Nomad.

Sushi By Bou is a hidden sushi spot in Flatiron where you can have a 12-course omakase for $50, in 30 minutes flat.

Sushi Ishikawa is an omakase sushi restaurant on the Upper East Side where you can eat a high-end sushi meal for around $100.

Sushi of Gari is the best (and priciest) sushi on the Upper West Side.

Suzume is an anomaly of a restaurant that deserves to be in your Williamsburg rotation.