Even thought it's in a food court, there's table service and since it's on the second floor, on its own, it feels separate. The seats are along the railing of the balcony with a nice spacious view of the dimly mood lit interior. Service was warm but efficient. The fish quality was excellent. read more

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I came here on a random Tuesday evening for dinner. This is located on the second floor of JAX & Co. They do either a 14 or 16 course omakase. We opt for the 16 course omakase. It wasn't too busy since we came around 5:45pm. The sushi chef and waitress were attentive to us as we were the only ones here. Theres no liquor/alcohol at the restaurant, but you're able to order from the bar downstairs and bring it up. The omakase was not bad. Quality of the fish was good! I would say the rice was a bit more on the hotter side as oppose to being room temperature. We also could have done without seeing the presentation of the fish on an ipad before every course. Overall decent experience! read more

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Decent omakase for its price point but not my favorite. Pricing is 11 courses for $50 or 14 courses for $68, so this makes for a nicer and pricier lunch, but it's an omakase that won't break the bank. Some of my favorite pieces from the 14-course set ($68, $89 after tax and tip) were the salmon, chutoro, otoro, flounder, and the scallop. The flounder was most surprising - I've never had it at an omakase before! The otoro and chutoro are always favorites, and the scallop was really fresh. I didn't love that miso soup was counted as a course - it's nothing special. Yellowtail is usually a highlight for me, but the plated dish was not my favorite. The fish had really chewy texture that I wasn't a fan of. Some pieces were just okay - I would say that the rice overall lacked a bit of seasoning, and maybe a little extra sauce would enhance some of the fish. The eel could've definitely used a bit more sauce, and the toro handroll was rather plain. Even though Sushi Nikko is located inside the food court, it doesn't take away from the omakase experience. There's plenty of seating at the bar, and there's a few tables available as well. Lighting isn't great for photos, but it's nice for ambiance. The chefs try to interact a bit, and overall service and water refills are attentive. read more

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Quite enjoyed their 11 course omakase! Went here with a friend for their 11 course lunch omakase. For $50, I thought it was a pretty good deal!! Loved the fish and the variety of flavors they had to offer. Food (5/5): - 11 course lunch deal - Felt they offered a pretty good variety of fishes from kinmedai, to eel, etc. - great ratio of sushi to rice. I find that some omakases that have similar deals tend to skimp out on the fish, but I found the ratio here to be pretty normal Service (5/5): - very friendly and prompt - showed me a picture/visual of the fish I was eating which I thought was nice Ambiance (5/5): - in a food court, but it was quite clean! unsure if I went during a calmer hour, but it was pretty quiet and somewhat empty - good for catching up with friends! maybe a date?? but only a maybe because it was quite short (i think it might have only been an hour or a little over an hour! read more

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Ordered on Ubereats before, and it was alright. When I went in person, however, it was a much better experience! It's on the second floor of a food court, so it's typically pretty empty. The service is good! The 12 course is $68 so around $85 after tip and tax. Each piece was pretty good, and their appetizers were delish! I took a picture of a couple. The uni dish, toro scallion hand roll, and some fish pieces that were blow torched and savory were my favorites. There was not a single piece my friend and I disliked! The service was great too and very attentive. At some point, the waiter started showing us pictures of fish on an ipad which we found cute. Would recommend! read more

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I had the 14 course omakase for $68 and it was a wonderful experience at sushi Nikko! The sushi chef and server were very nice and they made small talk with me since I was dining solo. I will definitely come back and try the lunch omakase deal read more

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Stopped in for a quick omakase in queens. Sushi Nikko is located upstairs of the Jax & Co food court. Went with my sister during noon and the place was empty at the time. You can get 10 courses and a dessert for $50 pp or upgrade to the $68 option. Our chef, Andy explained each course to us and took his time preparing the perfect bite each time. The quality was great and Andy made sure to ask how we liked everything from time to time and even made conversation with us. It was nice to know that he truly casted about what he was serving. I had a great experience here and for $50 you really can't beat it. read more

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Ordered take out with uber eats but I have seen the location and it's pretty cute. My sushi combo was around $28 I got 4 pieces of 4 different maki rolls. What I ordered: Appetizer Crispy rice spicy tuna: overall pretty tasty. Each piece is pretty small compared to others I've gotten at other places. Flavorful. Spicy crab roll was my favorite from the combo. It had great flavor. Actual crab meat :). Eel roll was good too. I didn't realize the combo I ordered had a cooked salmon roll. I didn't like it, it tasted more fishy than raw sushi rolls. Shrimp tempura roll was good, pretty standard. Also the take out came with miso soup, which made me happy read more

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I stopped by for an impromptu omakase dinner with a friend on a Saturday night. There were maybe 4-6 other guests at the sushi bar and we were seated promptly. We opted for the 16 course omakase for $88. (Not including dessert) All the courses were pretty tasty, other than the King salmon w/yuzu kosho piece that we found to be quite salty. It wasn't my favorite omakase, but I enjoyed it and for the price point thought it was good deal. A few things to note: The pieces were all on the smaller side. We didn't leave hungry, we weren't full either. 2nd dinner was had an hour or 2 later. (Maybe we just eat a lot) If you'd like to have cocktails with your meal, remember to purchase it at the bar downstairs prior to coming up to the 2nd floor. They will serve you sake, but cocktails are self serve. read more

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[Takeout] Ordered this as corporate dinner and it was honestly quite solid sushi that came in cute packaging. read more

Amazing! Came here for lunch with my sisters and had a great time. Food 10/10 We had the omakase and every piece did not miss. Fresh and flavorful pieces. Would def come back read more

I've ordered takeout a few times from Sushi Nikko and it's always fantastic. I usually go for the sunset combo and eel avocado roll, and it's the perfect amount of food for two people. Definitely a cut above the normal sushi takeout places - great value, too! read more

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Sushi Nikko is an omakase restaurant (12 courses for $68 pp) on the 2nd floor of the JACX&CO LIC eatery. During my visit, I was interested in the combo sushi set orders to take to Gantry Plaza for a bridesmaid proposal picnic! I ordered 5 combo sushi sets - each set comes with 4 maki rolls x 4 pieces each = 16 pieces total (about $20 per box if you choose your own rolls). We ordered a combination of truffle avocado, spicy blue crab, spicy salmon, yellowtail jalapeño, eel avocado, salmon avocado, spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, and shiitake mushroom. My favorites were the eel avocado and salmon avocado! This is such a great summertime activity - the setup was easy, the boxes were easy to hold and eat, the sushi was fresh and delicious, and it was easy to clean up. Just don't forget to cap the soy sauce :) P.S. They all said yes! read more

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Full disclosure, I am NOT a sushi connoisseur and this was my first omakase. That being said, I've always thought sushi prices we're ripoff, especially for nigiri and sashimi. When I see an omakase for $80-100 it just blows my mind how someone could pay that. Maybe it's because I just can't tell what's good vs great sushi? While I've only seen those prices, I wasn't sure that they could be more affordable since I had never done it. Now after all of that, compared to other restaurant prices, $50 for a 10 course omakase is a GREAT deal. I did have to ask a friend to confirm that btw lol. Now as far as I could tell, the fish was fresh and each piece was flavorful. For the 10th course of the omakase, you get to choose from a couple of flavors of mochi ice cream; I chose the matcha (not pictured). Near the last course they present you with a menu to order supplemental items: I chose the Blue Fin Tuna Otoro Nigiri (great choice btw). The staff was attentive and the person preparing the sushi for us was great too. This was a really great experience for me and it didn't break the bank. My bill was only more because of my supplemental item as well as some drinks and gratuity of course. read more

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I came to this area a few times and I finally got a chance to eat omakase lunch here. The omakase lunch is $50 for 10 courses (which includes one appetizer, one hand roll, one dessert, and seven pieces of nigiri). They do not accept walk ins for omakase so you need to book it on resy. Also, they do not offer omakase lunch on Mondays and Tuesdays (I learned it the hard way). There isn't a lot of workers here so be a bit patient when waiting for the seats. The server was very nice. He check up on me a few times and refilled my water cup every time I was done with the water. The server also showed me pictures of the fish I was about to eat. The decorations here are simple and it is located on the second floor of the food court. I love the atmosphere here. It's not too loud or too quiet. The food was good for the price. I tried other omakases before and I believe this place has it pretty basic and simple. Nothing stood out too much but I do really like the black cod nigiri. Overall, it was a good experience! read more

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After starting a new job at we work I had my fingers crossed hoping sushi Nikko, being in the same building, would have at least decent sushi. My expectations were exceeded! Combo comes out to under 20$ with a soup and the 4 rolls are filling even for someone like me who feels the need to order something extra. Quality of fish is very high, everything was the perfect temperature. Slightly warm rice, nice crispy seaweed with soft delicious fish. Miso soup was piping hot and the perfect amount of salt and flavor for me. My new go to lunch spot. If you work/live in the area consider coming here a no-brainer. read more

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3.5 So I have to say that their packaging is beautiful (5) It's clever and so presentable. This place is located in the second floor of Jacx&Co . The sushi was ok though. Nothing special stood out. I would though be willing to try something else on the menu. read more

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I got takeout lunch here; ordered the T&T. Next time I'll try to eat at the food hall because it didn't travel the best on my 10 minute walk home (in this heat). Was pretty tasty though and I like their takeout box presentation, and the way they provide ginger, wasabi, soy sauce in their separate containers. I got my food very quickly after ordering online, so good service! read more

My husband treated me to an omakase lunch at Sushi Nikko for my birthday, and it was such a great experience. The fish is very fresh and delicious, and the rice is the perfect texture and consistency. The staff members and chef were very sweet and attentive, and they brought out a special mochi dessert at the end with a candle (in addition to the sweet cream custard dessert that was already included). You can order sake from downstairs and it gets delivered to you, which was easy and convenient. I would definitely recommend this place and look forward to returning. read more

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Came for lunch omakase $65 for 12 pieces, really great set and fresh! They showed us photos of some of the fishes and the names which was nice. Located inside JacX&Co on 2nd floor, there were other food vendors downstairs and a bar. Service was nice and attentive! read more

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I have had Sushi Nikko a few times over the past couple of months. It is located on the second floor of Jacx & Co. I've never actually eaten at the restaurant, but I've gotten takeout a lot. The restaurant is long and narrow, and is in this open upper area in Jacx & Co. I can't comment on service for that reason. I have had the 16-piece sushi special multiple times. They offer a selection of rolls that you can get with this. I will say that the selection is a little limited, but there are definitely good options. I've had the salmon avocado roll, salmon cucumber, shrimp tempura, and crab. They've all been good. I've also had some nigiri as well, all of which tasted pretty fresh. I like Sushi Nikko -- it is a good sushi option in the local area. I will say that it isn't my favorite of what's available in the area, but it's definitely good! read more

My friend and I came here for lunch omakase (only $50). It was a great deal and experience! Every single sushi we had was delicious - there wasn't a single one I didn't like. The flavor combos and textures were super unique. I would totally come back here. I THINK it was about 10-12 courses though we weren't exactly counting so not 100% sure. read more

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This is the second time I came here and this time I brought my mom for her birthday. Sushi Nikko is located on the second floor of Jacx & Co. since this is located in a food hall, it can get loud here. But we came on a weekday and it was on the quieter side. Our waiter, Jimmy, was very attentive and he showed us a picture of each if the fish we were eating. He also asked us throughout our meal how everything was and which fish was our favorite... every piece was great and very fresh. It was $68 per person for the omakase dinner. At the end of our meal, Jimmy gave us a supplemental menu of sushi, in case we wanted to order more. We did order another hand roll. We had a great experience overall and highly recommend this place to try out! read more

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Hidden gem of the neighborhood inside an upscale food court. Their 12-course Omakase is great value and the dishes are delicious with pretty generous portions of fish. The king salmon was very yummy. I personally loved the shrimp. Chef Jason Wu took care of us and he was awesome. The waitstaff showed us pics of the fish we ate when we inquired. Overall, great experience and we plan to return! They don't serve alcohol; their non-alcoholic yuzu sparkling beverage is good though. There's also a separate bar in the food court downstairs. read more

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It's on the second floor of a food court. There was live DJ at the food court that is slightly too loud. If you are looking for the traditional omakase atmosphere this isn't it. The sushi is amazing. ~$68 for the omakase for good sushi. The service is amazing, they are good at showing you what fish you are eating. There is also some interesting drink menu. read more

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Came here around 8:00pm on a weekday and they only had 6 spots open for omakase. My friend and I didn't have any high expectations on this place but it was surprisingly very good. I am a sushi snob but this place offers fresh ingredients and the price is unbeatable. Started with 2 sashimi appetizers then follow up with 10 pieces of sushi for $68. You can also order supplements like Hokkaido Uni, wagyu beef and etc. Chef Andy was very nice and gave us an extra king salmon sushi . The only that you need to concern is that the building Jax&Co closes at 9:00pm so it was a little rush. However we could still stay until we finished our meals. Would recommend to anyone who wants a good quality and not overpriced omakase in the neighborhood . read more

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Recently tried the $50 omakase experience at Sushi Nikko. This restaurant is located on the top floor of a food court. Pretty easy to find. The sushi chef and the servers were very nice and they told us what each dish was. Our first course was probably one of my favorites, it was squid with a sauce that was packed with umami. We also enjoyed a variety of different fish, which were all fresh but I wouldn't say any was super unique or out of the ordinary. The pieces were also quite small. It was definitely tailored to fit into that $50 price point. We ended up adding a wagyu nigiri which was around $15 I believe for the one piece but I felt like the piece was small for that price point. Overall did enjoy the experience and it's a good price for omakase. read more

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Every piece was very good here. Surprised for a omakase place in a food court the quality and service is very good. read more

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Located on the second floor of Jax&Co, this great sushi spot is a ubar and 3-4 2-person tables. The u-bar sits about 12-14 people so I imagine when this gets more popular, reservations will definitely be needed. Me and a party of 6 got a 8pm reservation for a Thursday night and it was great! We basically had the place to ourselves. It was kind of hard to talk to everyone because of the nature of the omakase bar and there's loud music playing in the hall but it's fine...here for the food ;) 12 course (including dessert) for $62 (dinner price) and the extra dishes range from $6-$7 per piece. The service was great, water was consistently refilled and I didn't feel rushed to eat at all. Each piece was described well and they paired the fish with a good topping like yuzu kosho or yuzu salt or their own marinade/soy sauce to bring out the best qualities of the fish. Everything was 10/10. I wouldnt order the shiny fish one (forgot the name) because the fish itself was kind of fishy and even the chef said its a hard one to prepare properly so i can only imagine if he didnt do it it would have been worse). Super nice people and a great place to introduce yourself to sushi omakase if you've never had! read more

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Heard of Sushi Nikko on social media and happened to be close by to try it out! My partner and I each got the $68pp 12-course omakase dinner - 1: firefly squid w uni and caviar 2: hamachi (yellowtail) 3: otoro (fatty tuna) 4: hotate (fresh sea scallop) 5: madai (sea bream) 6: shima aji (striped jack) 7: seared salmon w yuzu chili paste 8: smoked saba (blue mackerel) 9: house-marinated salmon roe 10: otoro scallion hand roll 11: unagi (eel) 12: mochi dessert TASTE: 4/5 - favorites included the yellowtail, fatty tuna, and mackerel! TEXTURE: 4/5 - the firefly squid appetizer, seared salmon, and salmon roe all had nice contrast PRICE: 4/5 - pretty solid omakase price, and great for folks who may be new to the omakase experience. Our total, with tax and tip, came to $85pp SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - essentially 12 one-bite entrees, so won't necessarily keep you filled all night SERVICE: 5/5 - we made our Resy reservation online earlier that afternoon, and were actually the only party in the space at 5pm on a Friday. Our sushi chef was very friendly, and, every so often, our waiter showed us pictures of the fish we were eating for context. We also had a commitment after so we couldn't stay long, and they got us in and out in less than an hour ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - small, hip space on the second floor of Jacx & Co. food hall. A handful of tables, plus a sleek counter w underhead lighting PARKING: 3/5 - we got a free street spot by 41st Ave/29th St about 10min away, and walked over read more

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Made a reservation for the $50 omakase lunch and I have to say I was thoroughly impressed! Sushi Nikko is located on the second floor of the the Jacx & Co. food court, which I haven't been to before but I'd love to come back to. Service was very attentive and everything moves pretty quick which we did not mind as we were very hungry! Each course was fresh and tasty. Some highlights were the fatty tuna and uni pieces; both felt like luxurious ocean gems at a really reasonable price. Beer was a little pricey but tasted so nice along with everything we ate. read more

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This is located inside the food hall on the 2nd floor. My husband and I went during lunch for their omakase with my infant. There aren't many omakase in queens so we were very excited! It was pretty small inside so it was good I had my infant in my carrier instead of the stroller. I was worried about bringing my infant, but the staff made us feel very comfortable. There weren't too many people dining during lunch, they seemed to get a lot of to-go orders. I got the 10 piece lunch for $50 and my husband got the 13 piece. The sushi chef was very accommodating and all the pieces were so good! The pieces were fresh and very flavorful! We would highly recommend. read more

Make reservation for 2 people thru Resy platform at their earliest opening slot at 5pm today. Chef Andy is the one who is meticulously preparing and serving us each piece with attention to detail. Explaining us 1 by 1 of each nigiri with additional topping they put on top. My favorite pieces are the Uni [sea urchin] & Ikura [salmon roe] with black truffle on top, appreciated the smokiness of saba [mackerel], seared king salmon, sweet hotate [sea scallop], full of texture and crunchiness of shimaaji [striped jack]. At the end of our 12 courses meal, we each add additional piece of Kinmedai [golden eye snapper]. Overall, we will back for their lunch course... read more

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For the price, $65 for 12 pieces it is not bad but it wasn't anything particularly special and I would rather fork over a little extra for a better omakase experience. It is located on the top floor of a beautiful food hall and their restaurant area is pretty small and cozy. read more

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Sushi Nikko was probably the biggest waste of my money. Honestly, none of the sushi pieces were memorable. If anything, I remember the scallop being bland af. I don't like to write bad reviews but service was also kind of awkward. For a meal as expensive as this one (my group opted for the higher tier option), I expected way more. I love omakase so much but I would rather go to OOI if you're in LIC instead. It's a regular sushi spot but the quality and flavor of the fish there is so much better lol. read more

A friend and I came to check out this place since we saw it was newly opened. We really wanted to like this place so we don't need to head into the city every time we're craving omakase, but doesn't look like this is the spot. The first piece had a really fishy taste. The rest was just okay. Pieces were pretty tiny as well compared to other omakase places. After tip/tax, total came out to a little over $80. read more

Had the omakase experience + took some sushi to go. Omakase was alright , had better tbh. 12 course for 68. The sushi I took to go was okay too, I'd give that a 3/5. This sushi just gave me very like Manhattan looking good vibes when the food was aii. But the staff was super friendly, very accommodating and nice read more

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$68 omakase spot above Jacx & Co. - miso, app, 10 clean pieces and mochi ice cream to end the meal. The appetizer was stone crab, uni & a bit of roe, which was my favorite piece of the night. A lot of fatty tuna, which I love. Besides the appetizer, the rest of the meal wasn't super creative. But the fish was clean and fresh so the meal itself was definitely worth it. Removing one star mainly due to the confusing menu. It was a QR code that made you have to log in? The drink menu was also confusing, you ordered from the main bar at Jacx downstairs but didn't have access to full bar. I asked the waitress what one of the listed signature drink was since it didn't have a description and she had no idea. Also, the non-alcoholic drinks were listed with the food but the alcoholic drinks another location. It is definitely new spot, so maybe they are still just figuring stuff out. Either way, definitely worth the visit for the fish alone! read more

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Came here for their $65 omakase since it was convenient and saw the good yelp reviews. The experience did not stand out, especially with the abundance of omakase restaurants in New York. The sushi pieces were definitely smaller than your normal omakase and taste of each piece was very mediocre. They did have a squid appetizer that was seasonable but pretty good. However they did have great service and very quick as well. read more

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sushi nikko is a BRAND NEW omakase spot (opened up around three weeks ago) that's located on the second floor of the Jacx & Co food court. they serve omakase, a la carte nigiri, appetizers, hand rolls, and maki rolls. the decor makes for a very cozy and intimate spot, and it feels very separated from the rest of the food court. there is a high counter sushi bar where the chefs will serve you with nigiri and other pieces. i would say that this omakase experience is a great way to get into the omakase space without breaking the bank. it's opened by two former chefs of bondi sushi so you know you're going to have a good time. the nigiri felt very basic (in the good way) as thry didn't have any crazy or unique pairings, which makes this a great spot for some nice, traditional omakase! they serve $68 omakase for 10 courses + soup + dessert. i thought the pricing was very fair and affordable for the quality of fish there was! i absolutely loved the appetizer and it really set a good tone for the rest of the pieces. i especially remember the botan ebi and the uni & ikura hand rolls being SO delicious. every piece was masterfully crafted by our sushi chef, tony. the service was great as well and it felt like a very upscale experience! the dessert was a choice of green tea or red bean mochi ice cream. when i went, there were a good amount of folks also dining there. there are limited seats so i'd recommend making a reservation if you want to go since there might be a wait time! read more

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