Alain Herz

Had a great lunch with the 5 rolls option - the rolls came warm and super crispy. A true delight. Despite a very busy Christmas period, there was no queue and no wait. Highly recommended.

Tina lopez

Out shopping?! these light hand rolls are perfect and right on time. Mmmm I can’t stop thinking about them. The ambiance at the bar was awesome. It’s like one big happy family eating together. The wait is worth it!!!! Make sure to have some Saki with your hand rolls. ✨✨✨😉🥂

Michelle Lin

Very speedy line as the dining time is pretty short. Walk in only restaurant. Fish is super fresh as usual and no tipping necessary just like Sugarfish. The standouts for me was the yellow tail. The crab was a little too fishy in my opinion

Sayat Özdemir

I don’t even know where to start with this place. My friend had been hyping it up for months, and I finally made it there on the last day of my New York trip. Let me tell you, it was pure food heaven. Every single hand roll was a masterpiece. You feel full after two, but your brain keeps saying one more, and you just can’t stop. The lobster roll totally stole the show. And I absolutely loved their authentic Japanese touch of kindly reminding guests not to tip, which is such a rare and classy move in the US. From the first bite to the last, this place is a perfect 10 out of 10.

Andrea DiCastro

Passed this place many times in the evening and there was always a super long line outside. Today at lunch we were finally able to get in without much of a wait. The hand rolls were perfect. We did the 4 roll special with iced green tea and it was delicious. Service was great and speedy. Food delicious. Atmosphere excellent. Also, love that they state this is no tip restaurant. note: This is not good for larger groups; 2-3 people tops as it’s counter service. My pictures were not good but the food was excellent

ViJay Mkj

This was my 3rd attempt on a Friday. The place gets packed pretty quick since the open at 11:30 am for lunch at 12 noon. I had the special room which was bass liver, and a hand roll and bass sashimi. Very flavorful and yet very delicate. No soy sauce needed for any rools to be honest, even the rice is delicious and I am not a rice fan to begin with so means a lot. Overall an amazingly simple and yet indulgent experience, a must try.

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butch gon

Excellent hand rolls, seaweed was warm and so was the rice. i tried the 5 handrolls, scallop, crab, tuna, salmon and yellow tail, they were all very good, the seafood was ground and not the usual slice.

Raiwin M.

Hand roll sushi at Kazu Nori is super fresh, with high-quality fish and perfectly seasoned rice. The flavors blend beautifully with the sauce — absolutely delicious! 🍣

JJ KANG

Always the best! The ingredients are super fresh. Usually with seafood, if it’s not fresh, you can smell it or taste that fishy flavor. I’m pretty sensitive to that, so I can’t eat it if it’s fishy. But whenever I eat here, there’s no fishy taste or smell at all!

Tiaranad Gerjarusak

It is a counter bar style, so ideally it’s good for those who eats alone or with another person. We were a group of three people and it was ok. The food was very delicious I ordered chef’s special for $37. You can order single roll or a set of 2,3,4,5, or6. The chef s special has 6 rolls. I was so full by the 3rd roll! The servers were very pleasant.

Sarah F.

Excellent hand roll sushi place with fantastic ambiance and service, despite being a no tip establishment. Very reasonably priced. Ankimo (daily special) and Ko Ika (squid) were especially enjoyable for this born-and-raised Japanese. They deliver one roll at a time so you can enjoy the freshly rolled. When we arrived, there were maybe 10 people ahead of us on Saturday around 3:45. The line moved relatively quickly so don’t let the line intimidate you. One way to tell the legitimacy of sushi roll is the quality of seaweed. It has to be crispy crunchy that you can easily bite with your teeth and doesn’t get bunched up in your mouth. This place delivered great!!

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This spot is walk-ins only with no reservations, and the wait on a Friday night was about 30 minutes to an hour. Friendly staff and good service. The handrolls are very filling because they use a lot of rice, about the size of a small snowball in each hand roll. I ordered six rolls, and that ended up being a bit too much for me. Overall, it was a pretty good experience. The lighting is fine for dining, but it’s not great for taking photos. Personally, I’m not a big fan of when the protein is chopped up and mixed with mayo. I prefer it served on its own with the sushi rice. For example, the scallop, crab, and lobster were all mixed with a mayo sauce.

A simple but really satisfying maki spot for a quick, tasty meal. There was a bit of a wait, but once the food came out, it totally made sense why people line up. Nothing overcomplicated — just fresh ingredients, clean flavors, and comforting bites. Easy, casual, and definitely worth the wait.

Isabelle Cho

Tried hand roll bar for the first time. Really enjoyed the experience. Loved how each roll is made fresh right infront of you. They had many different choice of fillings, but you could also choose from their sets. Staff was friendly, atmosphere was nice.

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Mind Thamaratanasiri

It’s my little dream to visit the original hand-roll places in NYC where they inspire a lot of hand-roll places in Bangkok. KazuNori is one on the list. We chose this branch as we passed by. The queue is quite long for dinner. We waited for over 40 mins before we got seated. I didn’t go with the set but chose an individual hand-roll that interested me. My bf did ordered the set and definitely worth $$. The sushi rice is perfectly vinegared. Not too sour. Wasabi was already added for you so don’t make the mistake like I did. I love their yellowtail the most. But I think you can go whatever you like. Oh! And if you’re not big eater like I am, you can ask for small rice/less rice so you can enjoy every bites without being too stuffed.

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