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This is the Sushi Premium from 295 Mercer: 10 pieces of nigiri and a toro-taku roll. $49.95 before tax and tip, $70 delivered. First problem -- they need bigger containers. That uni? Sloppy. The roll? Mashed together like a bad group selfie. Packaging aside... the nigiri here slaps. Big, fresh cuts of fish, two pieces of toro, a plump scallop, and salmon so glossy it could double as a mirror. Roll was solid, but again -- presentation matters. You can't be at a 295 Mercer address, charge premium prices, and send sushi looking like this. This isn't tacos or greasy burgers. Verdict: Killer sushi, lousy packaging. Noz and 35 West still edge them out on looks and taste. Grade: B+ Want to see NYC sushi spots get graded in under a minute? Follow The Raw Report on TikTok -- we don't sugarcoat rolls.
This place is so small; it only has 4 seats. I was excited to be able to get 2 seats! We ordered the premium sashimi and a tuna roll. The fish was very fresh and clean tasting. The staff is super friendly. It was a solid experience.
This review is based on a lunch take out and not dined in experience. I'm all about holes in the wall and neighborhood gems so when I saw this, I wanted to try. I got their sushi and sashimi lunch with salad. It was okay, nothing fancy. It was fresh so that's important. Not a fan of the scallop with hidden jalapeno touch. It was either to hide something or it was intentionally. Scallops should shine on its own sweetness or with something mild to essentuate it. Overall, I wish I had venture to try the deluxe dinner instead. For lunch, it was pretty pricey for the type of cuts.
My fave sushi in the city! Mainly a takeout spot with very limited seating. Clean inside with great staff. I've ordered to go and eaten inside. What I've tried- Sushi Premium: The best. Love that it cakes with uni and toro. The toro taku roll is unmatched! So fresh and great quality Miso Soup: A little inconsistent from time to time (sometimes under seasoned, sometimes perfectly umami). Love that it has tofu, seaweed AND tofu skin 3 Roll Combo: Spicy salmon, eel cucumber and salmon avocado. All good, toro taku still takes the cake for me! Can't recommend this place enough! Great quality, fast and always satisfies. It could be considered pricy but I think for the quality it's worth it! There's def lower grade sushi out there and for a lot more. Def try this spot out!
I had heard that this place had very limited seating, so I got an order for takeout to eat in the park. It took a little longer than I expected, but the the sushi preparation and fish were very high-quality! I only get 3 nigiri a la carte (sea bream, scallop, and spot prawn) since I wasn't that hungry. I really loved how thick and sweet the scallop was! And the spot prawn had a nice texture. Overall, I think it's worth the price point, and as far as takeout sushi goes, this is some of the most delicious I've had in this area!
Called for a pick up order for a sushi premium and brought it home all the way to Queens and the rice was still nice and Chewy and perfect for sushi. The sushi was high quality which validates their price point. I would definitely come back to dine in but they do fill up quickly since there is only seating for 4.
My first impression: Decent, but not my favorite. Sushi was slightly smaller compared to other sushi places that are selling similar sushi sets/prices. There was more rice than fish. I would give it another try but a different set (wasn't a fan of the toro taku roll).
I'm going to do my best to get through this review without mentioning my Japan trip, but it's going to take everything I have. I feel like the meme of the guy ready to explode from trying to keep his mouth shut, veins bludgeoning out of his neck and forehead. Oh you haven't been to Japan?????? Sushi 295 Mercer is the best Sushi I have had since my trip to......I mean Sushi 295 Mercer is legitimately the best sushi I have had in the United States of America. A friend, who has impeccable food taste, recommended it to me as he said it was his favorite sushi in NYC, but that it's "super lowkey" and "hasn't blown up yet." The cat has yet to be let out of the bag so to speak. Since there are only 4 seats for dine-in, I was JUICED when I got a res 3 days before as a budding love interest and I had made plans to grab food. "Oh yeah I got us a res at this sushi spot I've been dying to try, only 4 seats in the place tho!" I'm so cool and trendy Hehe haha :) Upon our initial walk by, we missed it as the sign is discrete so keep your eyes and ears up. Head on a swivel always. We walked in and were greeted by this cute Japanese lady, and she pointed to 2 seats at the sushi bar that were an arms distance away. This place truly is tiny, but authentic and cute without taking itself too seriously. Everything in here is functional, there is no added decor to try and impress. This is precisely what I loved about my time in Jap....I mean this is what I've read about Japan. It's all about functionality over there, and every good restaurant is essentially no frills. Everything and everyone serves a purpose, no ostentation for ostentation's sake. Or so I've read....... While sitting at the bar, the employees are cutting the fish right there in front of you, cranking out togo orders like the Vietnamese were cranking out heroin for Frank Lucas back in the late 60's. This spot is definitely more geared toward togo orders... I mean obviously. There are only 4 seats lmao. We started with a miso soup, and ordered the sushi for 2 which comes with 30 pieces of sushi. After a short argument on whether the items in a miso soup were called "fixings" or "fixins," which I obviously won but the aforementioned budding love interest could not admit defeat, our sushi arrived. It is true artistry here. The quality of fish is 2nd to none and I can only imagine it would remind someone of the best sushi that they had had on a trip to Japan.... Please watch the video I attached here, my goodness. I'm getting hungry just watching it back. Every bite literally melts in your mouth and the fish is as fresh as the Notre Dame head coaches fade for a national televised game. He's really fresh out the chair for those games lmaaooo. Not sure where they are getting their fish from or how it can be this much better than anywhere else I've been lol. The fatty tuna, the piece of charred salmon, and the eel were a 3 way tie for my favorite piece. The triple crown. I don't know how else to articulate how good this sushi was. I am at a loss for words for once. I will quite literally never order takeout sushi from anywhere else, as this place isn't even that expensive. I'd say it's relatively low priced for sushi in NYC. Y'all can keep Bondst, Sugar Fish, Sushi by M, Nobu, etc. I'm ROCKIN with Sushi 295 Mercer. Something special is going on here. Makes me want to book a Japan trip..................... IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__
The freshness of the fish is amazing and you can definitely tell the difference from the flavor that comes out. Although more expensive than your local sushi spot, it's nice to have occasionally when wanting quality over quantity. The spicy mayo which I typically drown my sushi in, is not really needed to due to the natural flavors of the fish. Highly recommended the Sushi Regular Special
Good food, and good service. Very small, but soooo good and fresh. No booze or desert just strait up Sushi. It's a little pricy for what you get, but the sushi is excellent. I would go for lunch again. Two people $70 with tip. The price and lack of alcoholic options keep it at 4 stars but the service, atmosphere, and food keep it at 4 stars.
I was quite excited to try this spot and made my way over for take-out lunch to enjoy at the park nearby. The restaurant is super tiny and intimate seating only 4 people. It seems like a lot of people just get take-out here, which I did as well. I came for the Sushi and Sashimi Lunch ($25.95), which included 7 sashimi, 4 nigiri, California roll, and a salad. It took about 5-10 minutes for my food to be prepared and they brought it outside to me once it was ready. The service was quick and friendly. As for the food itself, it was good but nothing better than something you might find at the Japanese grocery stores. As many others mentioned, the salad is often tossed and I can see why. They need to just not include it or replace with some seaweed salad or something. It's good and convenient if you're craving sushi to enjoy at Washington Square Park, but not enough for me to return sadly.
Super fresh and good quality fish!! I got takeout as well and it was super good and affordable for the quality of fish. The sushi rice they use is also a chefs kiss in terms of texture and flavor. Got the salmon sashimi salad and the toro scallion roll, both of which I highly recommend! The toro was super fresh and the scallion added a nice touch of freshness. The salmon was also buttery soft and the salad had a nice gingery dressing.
- really lovely experience - ordered the 30 piece premium omakase set to share ($100) and added the sweet shrimp at the end ($8 per piece) highly recommend both - the pieces are slightly on the smaller side but the quality is fantastic and honestly a steal compared to other similar omakases - only 4 seats at the bar (2 seats outside) but takes reservations - will likely be my new take out place - very excited to do omakase picnics once the weather warms up a bit - hole in the wall - pleasant personable staff
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20 days ago
Got this for takeout. Don't get me wrong, this was pretty good but not better than sendo (my bar for takeout sushi). The soy sauce felt super salty - wish it had less sodium and also miso soup was so kinda blah but the sushi freshness was great! read more
6 months ago
16 days ago
This is the Sushi Premium from 295 Mercer: 10 pieces of nigiri and a toro-taku roll. $49.95 before tax and tip, $70 delivered. First problem -- they need bigger containers. That uni? Sloppy. The roll? Mashed together like a bad group selfie. Packaging aside... the nigiri here slaps. Big, fresh cuts of fish, two pieces of toro, a plump scallop, and salmon so glossy it could double as a mirror. Roll was solid, but again -- presentation matters. You can't be at a 295 Mercer address, charge premium prices, and send sushi looking like this. This isn't tacos or greasy burgers. Verdict: Killer sushi, lousy packaging. Noz and 35 West still edge them out on looks and taste. Grade: B+ Want to see NYC sushi spots get graded in under a minute? Follow The Raw Report on TikTok -- we don't sugarcoat rolls. read more
This place is so small; it only has 4 seats. I was excited to be able to get 2 seats! We ordered the premium sashimi and a tuna roll. The fish was very fresh and clean tasting. The staff is super friendly. It was a solid experience. read more
This review is based on a lunch take out and not dined in experience. I'm all about holes in the wall and neighborhood gems so when I saw this, I wanted to try. I got their sushi and sashimi lunch with salad. It was okay, nothing fancy. It was fresh so that's important. Not a fan of the scallop with hidden jalapeno touch. It was either to hide something or it was intentionally. Scallops should shine on its own sweetness or with something mild to essentuate it. Overall, I wish I had venture to try the deluxe dinner instead. For lunch, it was pretty pricey for the type of cuts. read more
2 years ago
My fave sushi in the city! Mainly a takeout spot with very limited seating. Clean inside with great staff. I've ordered to go and eaten inside. What I've tried- Sushi Premium: The best. Love that it cakes with uni and toro. The toro taku roll is unmatched! So fresh and great quality Miso Soup: A little inconsistent from time to time (sometimes under seasoned, sometimes perfectly umami). Love that it has tofu, seaweed AND tofu skin 3 Roll Combo: Spicy salmon, eel cucumber and salmon avocado. All good, toro taku still takes the cake for me! Can't recommend this place enough! Great quality, fast and always satisfies. It could be considered pricy but I think for the quality it's worth it! There's def lower grade sushi out there and for a lot more. Def try this spot out! read more
I had heard that this place had very limited seating, so I got an order for takeout to eat in the park. It took a little longer than I expected, but the the sushi preparation and fish were very high-quality! I only get 3 nigiri a la carte (sea bream, scallop, and spot prawn) since I wasn't that hungry. I really loved how thick and sweet the scallop was! And the spot prawn had a nice texture. Overall, I think it's worth the price point, and as far as takeout sushi goes, this is some of the most delicious I've had in this area! read more
29 days ago
Called for a pick up order for a sushi premium and brought it home all the way to Queens and the rice was still nice and Chewy and perfect for sushi. The sushi was high quality which validates their price point. I would definitely come back to dine in but they do fill up quickly since there is only seating for 4. read more
My first impression: Decent, but not my favorite. Sushi was slightly smaller compared to other sushi places that are selling similar sushi sets/prices. There was more rice than fish. I would give it another try but a different set (wasn't a fan of the toro taku roll). read more
I'm going to do my best to get through this review without mentioning my Japan trip, but it's going to take everything I have. I feel like the meme of the guy ready to explode from trying to keep his mouth shut, veins bludgeoning out of his neck and forehead. Oh you haven't been to Japan?????? Sushi 295 Mercer is the best Sushi I have had since my trip to......I mean Sushi 295 Mercer is legitimately the best sushi I have had in the United States of America. A friend, who has impeccable food taste, recommended it to me as he said it was his favorite sushi in NYC, but that it's "super lowkey" and "hasn't blown up yet." The cat has yet to be let out of the bag so to speak. Since there are only 4 seats for dine-in, I was JUICED when I got a res 3 days before as a budding love interest and I had made plans to grab food. "Oh yeah I got us a res at this sushi spot I've been dying to try, only 4 seats in the place tho!" I'm so cool and trendy Hehe haha :) Upon our initial walk by, we missed it as the sign is discrete so keep your eyes and ears up. Head on a swivel always. We walked in and were greeted by this cute Japanese lady, and she pointed to 2 seats at the sushi bar that were an arms distance away. This place truly is tiny, but authentic and cute without taking itself too seriously. Everything in here is functional, there is no added decor to try and impress. This is precisely what I loved about my time in Jap....I mean this is what I've read about Japan. It's all about functionality over there, and every good restaurant is essentially no frills. Everything and everyone serves a purpose, no ostentation for ostentation's sake. Or so I've read....... While sitting at the bar, the employees are cutting the fish right there in front of you, cranking out togo orders like the Vietnamese were cranking out heroin for Frank Lucas back in the late 60's. This spot is definitely more geared toward togo orders... I mean obviously. There are only 4 seats lmao. We started with a miso soup, and ordered the sushi for 2 which comes with 30 pieces of sushi. After a short argument on whether the items in a miso soup were called "fixings" or "fixins," which I obviously won but the aforementioned budding love interest could not admit defeat, our sushi arrived. It is true artistry here. The quality of fish is 2nd to none and I can only imagine it would remind someone of the best sushi that they had had on a trip to Japan.... Please watch the video I attached here, my goodness. I'm getting hungry just watching it back. Every bite literally melts in your mouth and the fish is as fresh as the Notre Dame head coaches fade for a national televised game. He's really fresh out the chair for those games lmaaooo. Not sure where they are getting their fish from or how it can be this much better than anywhere else I've been lol. The fatty tuna, the piece of charred salmon, and the eel were a 3 way tie for my favorite piece. The triple crown. I don't know how else to articulate how good this sushi was. I am at a loss for words for once. I will quite literally never order takeout sushi from anywhere else, as this place isn't even that expensive. I'd say it's relatively low priced for sushi in NYC. Y'all can keep Bondst, Sugar Fish, Sushi by M, Nobu, etc. I'm ROCKIN with Sushi 295 Mercer. Something special is going on here. Makes me want to book a Japan trip..................... IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__ read more
The freshness of the fish is amazing and you can definitely tell the difference from the flavor that comes out. Although more expensive than your local sushi spot, it's nice to have occasionally when wanting quality over quantity. The spicy mayo which I typically drown my sushi in, is not really needed to due to the natural flavors of the fish. Highly recommended the Sushi Regular Special read more
Good food, and good service. Very small, but soooo good and fresh. No booze or desert just strait up Sushi. It's a little pricy for what you get, but the sushi is excellent. I would go for lunch again. Two people $70 with tip. The price and lack of alcoholic options keep it at 4 stars but the service, atmosphere, and food keep it at 4 stars. read more
I was quite excited to try this spot and made my way over for take-out lunch to enjoy at the park nearby. The restaurant is super tiny and intimate seating only 4 people. It seems like a lot of people just get take-out here, which I did as well. I came for the Sushi and Sashimi Lunch ($25.95), which included 7 sashimi, 4 nigiri, California roll, and a salad. It took about 5-10 minutes for my food to be prepared and they brought it outside to me once it was ready. The service was quick and friendly. As for the food itself, it was good but nothing better than something you might find at the Japanese grocery stores. As many others mentioned, the salad is often tossed and I can see why. They need to just not include it or replace with some seaweed salad or something. It's good and convenient if you're craving sushi to enjoy at Washington Square Park, but not enough for me to return sadly. read more
Super fresh and good quality fish!! I got takeout as well and it was super good and affordable for the quality of fish. The sushi rice they use is also a chefs kiss in terms of texture and flavor. Got the salmon sashimi salad and the toro scallion roll, both of which I highly recommend! The toro was super fresh and the scallion added a nice touch of freshness. The salmon was also buttery soft and the salad had a nice gingery dressing. read more
- really lovely experience - ordered the 30 piece premium omakase set to share ($100) and added the sweet shrimp at the end ($8 per piece) highly recommend both - the pieces are slightly on the smaller side but the quality is fantastic and honestly a steal compared to other similar omakases - only 4 seats at the bar (2 seats outside) but takes reservations - will likely be my new take out place - very excited to do omakase picnics once the weather warms up a bit - hole in the wall - pleasant personable staff read more
3 years ago
Woah! Fish texture was amazing. Staff was friendly at pickup. Online ordering is smooth. I'd order again! The restaurant only has a sushi bar with four seats, but they have a strong takeout system. read more
2 years ago
Excellent hidden gem! Only 4 seats at the sushi bar, i love it. Very fresh sushi, delicious. Great prices! Very nice people. read more
6 months ago
2 years ago
Warning, very small place. Literally seats only 4 people. I saw a lot of take out. Good thing I called to make a lunch reservation. I don't know where I saw their omakase for $100 but it was half of that. We thought we were getting 8 pieces but they gave us an additional 2. Not the best omakase I've had but also not the worse. The 5 stars are for the quality and the price. Very fresh fishes. The service was very good too. read more
2 years ago
Best sushi takeout in NYC! I order the Sushi 3 Roll Combo here almost every week and it is FABULOUS! Cannot say enough good things about this place. read more
Most intimate omakase experiences i have had! Only seats 3 but they do tons of take out orders all night. Got varieties of sashimi and rolls. The fish tasted very fresh. Perfect for a low key night but reservations are super limited! read more
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What an absolute gem. Stopped in here without a reservation, albeit at an odd time, on a Thursday and was immediately seated in this intimate sushi restaurant. Everything we ordered was sublime and reasonably priced given the neighborhood. Thanks Sushi 295 will be back! read more
3 years ago
Update - 5/26/23 Ordered take out sushi for 2. We got our ordered in about 20 minutes and the sushi was a tad warm. I can't say it was up to the same standard as the first time we had it. It could just be because we were eating it outside or because it was take out, but regardless when we walked in, it was a pleasant experience. Knocking a point off from my original review because I feel as if the quality of the food has gone down a tad bit. The fish didn't taste as fresh this time around. Service is still amazing as always. Fast as they can be for the limited amount of space they have. It's a take out spot and we had it as such. They've earned their name as a top spot in my heart, hoping the next time I go back they can redeem the 5 stars again. read more
The freshness of the fish is what makes this place so different. The fish itself is nothing special, the typical salmon, toro etc. but the freshness and taste is so refreshing.The price was good too. $55 for 12pc omakase and $100 for 30pc. I do wish the omakase style applied here. We did the 12pc omakase but it was just all the pieces served on one plate with two pieces handed to you. We originally wear going to do the 30pc but the 30pc is to TWO people not one and has repeat pieces. That is some insight to the menu^^ The place itself is SUPER small basically four seats at the bar and there were hooks behind you to put your coat and bags. But it was still a great experience. Highly recommend and definitely would come back :) read more
3 years ago
It's a small restaurant on Mercer Street. There's 4 counter seatings inside so highly recommend a reservation in advance. My friends and I ordered the omakase and it was worth the price! You get 12 pieces of sushi for $55. It's a little different than your typical omakase. They make all the pieces first, put it on a plate and then serve it to you. Fishes were fresh and I was thoroughly surprised with the firefly squid (it was so good!). We were all very happy with the quality and price. Will certainly be back to try their other stuff! read more
Amazing spot for take out sushi, but tbh I've dined in both times haha! It's great quality at a very reasonable price, and as good quality sushi goes, cheaper and better than other spots that offer the same thing. It's small, so you might have to wait a little bit after you place the order, but they're really sweet. My top choices are def the Yellowtail Jalapeño, and the Salmon Ikura don. Really delicious! read more
2 years ago
Ordered three rolls for takeout: spicy salmon, spicy scallop, and toro scallion. It did not disappoint!!! I ordered a side of spicy mayo as well (this was extra) but well worth it! Since the 3 set combo doesn't include the spicy scallop or toro scallion options, I opted to just order them separately. The toro scallion was my favorite. If you're ever craving sushi - this is the spot! read more
We ordered the sushi premium, which was a roll and 10 pieces of nigiri. The fish was fresh and excellent, and their nigiri pieces were pretty generous. Also the rice was cook perfectly, and had a nice balance of sweetness and vinegar. We ordered to go, which didn't seem to affect the taste. read more
i've been to tons of omakase or sushi restaurants but nothing compares to this place. sushi 295 mercer sits at my number 1 sushi place. each piece was so fresh and melted in my mouth. the rice was well seasoned and paired well with the hints of wasabi. the sashimi pieces were the freshest! we ordered the 30 piece for $100 which comes out to 15 piece for $50 per person, which is a steal compared to other omakase places. we also splurged on sashimi premium. service was immaculate. the chef made sure we were doing good and conversed with us. he even showed us how to take really good photos! this place is small, with only 4 seats so i recommend making reservations by calling in! what a hidden gem read more
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