Beatriz Santos

A unique handroll experience! Delicious combo, beautiful restaurant, loved the fact there were two counters for seating and group seating in the back. Every piece was delightful.

Mahadji Bahi

Hands down the best temaki I’ve ever had. Every roll was fresh, perfectly balanced, and packed with flavor. You can taste the quality in every bite, the crisp nori, the seasoned rice, and the thoughtful combinations of ingredients. The menu is creative without being overcomplicated, with something for everyone from classic tuna to plant-based options. The vibe is casual but elevated, making it the perfect spot whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or lingering over a set with friends. Service was warm, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. If you love sushi, or even if you think you don’t, this place is a must. I’d go back in a heartbeat.

David Ho

Open-style hand rolls = game changer. The spicy tuna had the perfect kick, the toro melted like butter, and the shrimp brought all the flavors. Minimalist vibes, crisp seaweed, and hand rolls cute enough for your feed but good enough to keep you ordering "just one more." Brooklyn win.

+3

Michaelangelo Robles

Nami Nori is our favorite place to eat Sushi! We find any excuse to bring family and friends to go! The staff is welcoming, accommodating and efficient. Eliot is a standout and enhances the experience with the passion in preparing and presenting the food. We can’t wait for our next visit!

+7

EMIL MAMEDOV

By no doubt highly recommend if you are in the area. Very safe for allergies, fully gluten free. All the food was fresh and every bite surprised me more than it was before. Usually I am not a big fan of raw fish and sushi but this place really opened my mind to explore more! Sitting at the bar and not the table really made the experience more special.

+3

Amandip Kaur

The brunch experience was incredible. We took from the classic temaki selection and everything we tried was absolutely delicious (salmon avocado was the best). Those house made crispy rice chips were seriously addictive. Ambiance was warm and inviting & service was very kind. Will definitely be back !

+8

Arushi Parikh-Kaushik

Good food, good ambiance, good service. Didn't try the drinks menu. Hot green tea was nice. Tempura a little undercooked inside on the calamari but we didn't come there for the appetizers. Hand rolls were good. Staff friendly. The whole menu is a la carte, only the 3 sets at the bottom of the menu are fixed price. A tad confusing because at the top of the temaki section the menu says "choose any five".

Nancy Yen

The restaurant is cute and cozy, and the staff is friendly. The ambiance can be a bit loud, so you’ll need to stay close to talk, but overall, it’s a great spot for a casual dinner. The seafood is fresh, and I love the combination of different ingredients—it adds more layers to the roll. My favorite is the salmon skin. All the appetizers we tried were great. I’ll definitely come back!

Megan Smith

We went on a busy night with no reservation and they were able to put us at the bar! The bartender was so kind. He made us great drinks and helped us with the menu. Everything we had was amazing! We each got one of the samplers and an added one. I highly recommend getting a variety. The atmosphere is very ascetically pleasing also! Very cute and clean!

Salma

They have amazing hand rolls! Everything is fresh and delicious. Our very friendly server recommended some dishes that we tried. We ordered hand rolls and appetizers, including the cucumber salad, shishito peppers, and tuna dip. Everything was outstanding. The atmosphere is super cute, I would definitely go again.

Gabby Zeagler

Went here for date night and the food was incredible! The interior is also so beautiful. We got the classic set and a signature set as well. Each came with 5 rolls. We also had the tempura misto and the mushroom dip which was unreal. We will definitely be going back!

+3

Bustling spot with a modern take on hand rolls. Our server was sweet, attentive and efficient. The maki tacos are sizeable - 2 bites even if you tend to take larger ones. Their recommendation to choose five maki is a good one, and should leave you sated, not overfull. Pre-fixe signature sets of 5 are available for the indecisive. Last night was the last evening for their winter menu - the kabocha and crunchy scallop were a treat. Other menu staple favorites were the triple and the coconut shrimp; the cucumber was a sleeper hit (the sesame paste made this). All textures were spot on - if an item was advertised as crunchy, it was. Balanced bites seasoned well with fluffy rice and crisp nori, and the novelty of eating with your hands made for a fun evening. If you’re looking for traditional maki, this isn’t it but it was enjoyable.

Tanya Ohanian

Understated and pleasant rather than extravagant, the restaurant offers a relaxed sense of Japanese simplicity. The coconut shrimp and crab dynamite were enjoyable bursts of flavor, though the classic temaki stood out for letting the quality of the fish speak for itself. A few dishes carry noticeable heat, so it’s worth asking if you’re sensitive to spice. With its clean design and easygoing atmosphere, it’s a comfortable spot to spend an evening.

Jamie L

I usually get takeout, but I finally had the chance to sit down and try the hand rolls. We started with the seasonal sake flight, which paired perfectly with the hand rolls. For small plates, we had the corn ribs, which were well-seasoned, and the spicy tuna dip—it was absolutely amazing. The hand rolls were incredibly fresh. We ordered the toro scallion, spicy crab dynamite, XO scallop, coconut shrimp, salmon Serrano, and aka ebi. I was a bit disappointed that they didn’t have the spicy lobster hand roll or the tempura misto available. For dessert, the Mochurros were fantastic—such an innovative combo of mochi and churros! I wasn’t a fan of the lemon curd that came with it, but the Mochurros were great on their own.

+2

Queeny Qiu

Had high expectations for this spot but honestly the food was nothing special, although we did have a lovely time dining here. The new location is spacious and has a lovely ambiance. Staff were super friendly and nice. The food was good but not really worth the price point in my opinion.

+2

As a New Yorker, I had never done restaurant week. I decided to give it a try and this was the restaurant I went with. I can say that I’ll probably never do restaurant week ever again. The prefixe menu was barely a deal especially when some of the items can be purchased from the regular menu for cheaper. Thankfully they adjusted our bill when we noticed this. Other than that, the food just really wasn’t anything special. Staff was kind and attentive. The atmosphere was okay except the chairs at the bar tables were severely uncomfortable. I’m not that big of a person and only felt like one of my butt cheeks fit. For me the biggest miss was really the food. I was expecting to be blown away by flavor bombs and everything just fell short. Definitely not worth $100 pp. The spicy tuna dip was too fishy. But the spicy tuna hand roll was okay. I’m not giving the food any stars because it really wasn’t worth any to me.