Matsunori

Cozy no frills place that delivers. The only seating is a small 10-12 person sushi bar. We had an 8:30 seating and arrived slightly early. The two of us had our pick of seats and they opened our bottle of wine (no corkage fee) and got a chiller for us. Everyone was so accommodating and had such a desire to make our dinner perfect. We did the expanded omakase with two appetizers, 10 nigiri and two hand rolls. We were full by the end! But we did add a second Wagyu nigiri a la carte to revisit. The appetizers were creative and delicious, one served on a Pringle with a spicy tuna. The nigiri were delicious, not too extravagant, but cased the flavors with simplicity. The fish was fresh and toro was delightfully buttery. I loved both the hand rolls at the end. I could make an entire meal out of them. I would definitely return. It was absolutely worth the money.

If you're looking for a first foray into omakase, Matsunori is a great place to start! The fish selection and preparation is subtle yet distinct, delivering a coherent meal that has good variety. Both the smaller and larger omakase options are great, but for me the smaller was plenty (though I've had both). Not quite as much of an event as a fancier omakase experience but that can be a benefit if you're new to it.Aside from the food, the service is nice, atmosphere is cramped in a cozy way, so grab 2-3 friends, sit at the bar, and enjoy some fish.

Not a bad first omakase experience. Way more casual but the quality was still amazing.Every bite was indeed delicious. Great amount for the price. Faves were Unagi with Foie Gras, Otoro, Wagyu, and Salmon Belly. Pay with cash for a 4% discount!!

Went when they had a BOGO half off deal! Really good fish quality, chef was personable and explained each course. No frills omakase!

Matsunori is a great small and casual omakase spot with two affordable menu options. $58 for 9 pieces or $88 for 2 apps, 10 pieces and two handrolls.Jackie and the team are great fun and bring a very happy energy to the place. Overall the service is quick but we never felt rushed. It's BYOB but they also serve a small menu of sake and beers.

AMAZING! We recently went here for my fiance's birthday with 7 of our friends. The restaurant is very small and could seat about 11 people max. The sushi chefs and the manager/owner (I assume) was very engaging and attentive for the entire meal! This restaurant is BYOB and the omakase is only $88. You really can't beat the price for the quality of fish and service you're getting! My personal favorite was the Spanish Mackerel which was shocking because I honestly don't like Mackerel due to their fishier taste but here, it was mild and very buttery. The chef even persuaded me to try the uni and foie gras combination which was so buttery and delicious. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a deal, great service and a fun atmosphere.

Loved that they have two omakase options. One was $58 for 1 appetizer, 9 nigiri and 1 hand roll and the other was $88 for 2 appetizers, 10 nigiri and 2 hand rolls. We were starving so we got the latter. We also brought our own sake. They generously supplied us with a bed of ice and sake cups free of charge. They actually have a drink menu themselves - alcoholic and nonalcoholic. They even offered us a cup of their House Yuzu Sake which was delicious- tart and sweet. It really shows they just want their customers to have a good time. All pieces were sizable and hearty. I loved the fatty ones such as Otoro and King Salmon. There's a special a la carte menu that's not included in the omakase and the prices range from $10-$25 a piece. At the end of the meal, they gave us a few pieces of cantaloupe which was a lovelyFYI - paying in cash avoids the 4% credit card service fee.

A cozy spot for delicious omakase tucked into the LES -- the value is great, with two menus for $58 and $88, respectively! You get an appetizer, 9 nigiri and 2 hand rolls for the $58 menu -- this is such a steal. The space itself is super intimate, would recommend coming with a friend or two. The fish was super fresh and tasty -- literally every single bite was delicious, with my favorites being the sashimi appetizer and Chutoro Tuna. There was a good mix of raw and torched fish, too. If you're looking for a quality omakase which doesn't break the bank, cannot recommend this enough.

Matsunori is our go-to omakase spot, and we've been three times already. Their BOGO 1/5 deal, ending on 2/29, was a great incentive for us to revisit. But what's got us even more excited is their upcoming hand rolls omakase concept starting in March. Plus, hearing about their expansion to a bigger location just adds to the anticipation. We can't wait to see what's next for them!Very friendly staff. Their homemade yuzu sake was amazing! BYOB without fee is chefs kiss!

I don't usually write reviews, but my experience at Matsunori was so exceptional that I feel compelled to share. I made a last-minute reservation to dine solo and ended up having one of the most memorable restaurant experiences I've had in a long time.I'm no expert on omakase, but I can confidently say that each course was incredible--beautifully prepared, balanced, and full of flavor. What truly stood out, though, was the genuine friendliness and hospitality of the staff. They went out of their way to make me feel welcome and comfortable as a solo diner, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.It was just an absolute outstanding experience,