Aya Sushi

Pretty solid! Really love the sushi here. It tastes really good. Got the lunch special: 3 rolls for $17 and it came with a free miso soup or salad. Yellowtail with scallion, salmon avocado, and spicy crunchy salmon. Def recommend this spot!

Came in at 7:30 on a Wednesday and just one couple seated. Just 4 tables in this nondescript eatery, with 10 seats total. All the tables filed in during my time here, so your luck will be hit-or-miss as to whether there's a wait. I ordered:- Fantastic Roll: lobster salad, spicy crunchy tuna, Kani, cucumber, topped with shrimp, smoked salmon, white tuna, tuna, Mango, with sweet chili sauce and mango sauce ($18) -- more sweet than spicy; could have used more kick- Chicken and vegetable tempura with rice and salad ($19). I've never had chicken tempura before -- it was good! Not as good as shrimp, though! Next time!

We visited this place for a quick lunch. It's a small restaurant that mainly focuses on take-out and delivery orders.I had the lunch teriyaki bento special, which included Salmon teriyaki with rice, Shumai, California rolls, and a vegetable salad with ginger dressing. My partner ordered the sushi lunch specials.Both dishes were very filling and reasonably priced for a casual lunch. The service was also fast and efficient.

Came here with my father earlier in the week before a show, such a great decision for a good price.Food: the sushi was pretty decent. The salmon lover special that had 6 piece of sashimi, four piece of sushi, and a six piece spicy salmon roll was a good deal at ~$25. My dad loved his rolls and said that he enjoyed the avocado, said the freshest he has ever had it.Service: service was alright.Ambiance: Small three table shop along 39th by the Pprt Authority. Not super appealing but not going here for the aesthetics.Side note: place gets 5 stars on NYC price point, definitely a solid spot for cheap.

This continues to be one of my favorite and most reliable spots for delivery! Their prices are very reasonable for being right in midtown. My favorites are the spicy crunchy salmon roll and the tuna pizza. Tonight, I had the spicy crunchy salmon roll, spicy tuna roll, and edamame. For only $1 extra, the spicy mayo is the perfect dip! I even like to dip the edamame in it. The delivery is always on time and most of the time, early. I am grateful to have this go-to spot and for it to be so consistent!

Ordered:Edamame (~$6)Seaweed Salad (~$7)Aya Roll (~$18): shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, mango, topped with spicy kani and tobiko with chef's sauceQueenie Roll (~$18): spicy crunchy salmon, cilantro, cucumber, topped with fresh salmon and seaweed saladAya's take:Aya takes on Aya Sushi! We were in the area looking to grab a bite before attending a comedy show nearby. This place is a lot smaller than I thought (about 2-3 tables); they must rely more on take-out and delivery orders. Both rolls were good; my main complaint was the rolls had been sitting on the counter. I'm not sure why they didn't give them to us as soon as they were ready for optimal freshness. Of the two, the Queenie Roll had much better flavor; from the spicy crunchy salmon to the fresh salmon to the touch of seaweed on top. The Aya Roll was very promising, but I think if it was given to us right away, the shrimp tempura would've been crispier and the spicy kani would've been colder. Good try overall!

We each ordered a few rolls, the potion size was good, they were fresh and well made.Only a few tables so it's not good for groups but a couple people can dine comfortably and takeout is easy.Small independent restaurant, highly recommended!

Several months ago I ordered from here and I hit the chicken katsu bento box lunch special. It doesn't look like they offer the special anymore but it was good because it came with California rolls and salad. Definitely a nice lunch deal. I liked the bento box compartments too since the food traveled well. The katsu (from what I remember) was pretty decent too.

I came in on a Wednesday evening after work to grab a light dinner with two other friends. We were probably seated because it was empty but the bowls and table were clean. While we were there, people came in and out to grab takeout.I got the sweet heart roll, which is probably more expensive than it should be because of the name and plating. However, it was a quality standard roll and the shape was adorable. We waited approximately 10 minutes to get our food.Overall, not the worst sushi place but it was not outstanding. I will come back again if I was in a rush, but I probably would do take out next time.

Cute small spot with about 3 tables. Service was very quick and so nice. They had sake we hadn't tried before and they were both really good. The sushi was amazing. Very fresh and had an abundance of of fish in it. They also packed up my leftovers with ginger,wasabi and soy sauce to go.