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Really enjoyed my first kaiseki experience at Tsukimi! The ambience was calm and intimate, with soft piano music playing in the background. It really set the tone for the whole meal. Our server Jessica was amazinggg, super cheerful and even talked about things beyond just the food. The place only has 12 seats. It felt a bit awkward at first to sit directly across from other guests, but the server made us feel really comfortable. I forgot to ask her to light the candle, but just as I was about to, she nodded like she already knew! It was a 12-course Michelin-starred meal over 2 hours and 15 minutes. Kaiseki is a mix of hot and cold seasonal dishes, beautifully prepared and presented. I definitely prefer this over traditional omakase, it felt more balanced and thoughtful. Everything is so well executed from the foods, services & the beautiful plates!
Wow, where do I begin?! This was one of the best meals I've ever had in my life. I felt myself looking forward to each course with so much anticipation, it was fun. Every bite was so memorable. Ingredients were so creative, flavorful, and executed to absolute perfection. Service was flawless and really enhanced the experience. My favorite dish was the tempura dish consisting of squash blossom, morel mushroom and sesame and topped with summer truffles. It was out of this world. This is a MUST TRY, especially if you like kaiseki.
An underrated Japanese Kaiseki that has one Michelin star and is not advertised heavily on social media platforms. The ambiance is very serene, peaceful, and I felt like I walked into a fine dining restaurant in Japan. All seating is similar to a counter seating where the servers bring out food in the center to you personally. They treated us with the utmost respect and I enjoyed how quiet and attentive the restaurant was. We were not given a menu beforehand so everything was a huge surprise (some may not be a fan of this). Don't worry, they ask you if you have any allergies beforehand. I went in July 2023 and each dish was unique and presentation was on point! I really enjoyed the incorporation of different ingredients and how they had a variety such as wagyu beef, sushi, and fish (raw and cooked). Their dishes can represent breakfast, lunch, and dinner of the Japanese cuisine. I was pretty full after - don't be fooled that the dishes are small because it eventually fills you up. In the end, they give you a personalized menu of the date and the dishes. I would come back here in a different season to try their other innovations.
My boyfriend and I booked this place for our Christmas dinner. The set up of the restaurant was kind of weird since we were sitting right across the counter from other customers, but that did not affect dinner negatively. The service was spectacular and there was a little matcha making show at the end. I was not a huge fan of the matcha since I am so used to my Hojicha/barley tea towards the end of dinner to help digest, so matcha was a little weird. All the dishes were prepared flawlessly and nothing to complain about. The experience was great, and the staff did a great job explaining each and every dish. The cutlery and appliances were all very cute and looked good. Can't wait to come back and try other dishes when they change the menu.
Booked Tsukimi to celebrate my mom's birthday and it did not disappoint. I would say this was a solid 4.5/5 meal. What a wonderful kaiseki experience for us to enjoy fresh seasonal ingredients being prepared like a form of art. The restaurant looked very deceiving from the outside as I thought the sign was very discreet and I doubted myself wondering if I was walking into the right place. However, once I stepped inside, I was greeted by a friendly staff, leading me and my mom to 2 of 12 intimate seats in the small restaurant. The place was very clean and comfortable, with 6 seats on each side and ample space between each party. We started the first course with a trio of trout, saba and aori ika. Every bite was refreshing with perfectly balanced of flavors and textures. The egg custard with uni and caviar was one of my favorite dish. The egg custard was steamed to perfection and there was an explosion of flavors from the creaminess of the uni, saltiness and crunch of the caviar, and with a touch of savory taste from the potatoes foam. The Amadi soup was very hearty. The broth had a lot of depth and flavor which was paired nicely with the bamboo shoots and fiddlehead which added another level of textures. The Kapachi was plated so beautifully like a spring garden and we almost didn't want to eat it. The fish was super fresh and the citrus from the yuzu sauce was the perfect touch to make this dish very refreshing. It was almost like a palette cleanser to prepare for the next dish. The scallop tempura was a surprise since I saw that it was paired with egg yolk and was a little skeptical since it just looked and sounded very heavy. But to my surprise, the scallops were perfectly fried with the perfect amount of batter and not oily at all. The scallop was big, fresh and sweet. The egg yolk was not overly salty and had a good balance of flavor when paired with the shungiku puree. For the sable fish dish, I know the main focus was the fish, which was well seasoned and perfectly grilled. But what I really enjoyed was the white asparagus. It was just simply blanched but it was so fresh and tender. I've never seen white asparagus so big before! The wagu was charred perfectly and literally melted in my mouth. I also enjoyed the rice which as well seasoned and loved how it was paired with bamboo shoots which gave it a nice texture. The miso soup was very flavorful and my favorite was the homemade tofu which was silken soft with a rich soy bean taste. Up to this point, the meal would've been a 5/5 rating. However, I feel 2/3 of the desserts fell short for me. Although the sorbet was refreshing and served its purpose as a palate cleanser, I couldn't really taste any kumquat or honey in the sorbet at all. In fact I feel the basil jelly was a bit bitter. The pineberry soufflé however, was divine. It was airy and light with fresh pineberry at the bottom. I particularly like it when combined together with the sake lees ice cream. The last course of the meal was just a Sakura mochi which was good but nothing memorable which was unfortunate because the last dish always leaves an impression but it unfortunately wasn't very impressive. Overall, I really enjoyed Tsukimi. It's a traditional kaiseki experience using fresh ingredients from the season. You can tell every dish was prepared using various techniques and well put together. Do not expect it to have any modern twist because it's not a fusion restaurant. The staff were very friendly and attentive. They were very personable and I loved how they spent time explaining every dish to us in detail. Their menu changes every season and I would love to go back to try their summer menu! I highly recommend Tsukimi!
4.5 stars. I'm usually not a fan of kaiseki but this one was quite good. My favorites were the chestnut tofu, A5 wagyu, the Uni and caviar, the kanpachi, and the appetizers.
TLDR: I didn't want to skew the average but this meal overall was really a 4.5/5. It started off with straight 5's, but the final savory course left much to be desired and 2 of the 3 desserts missed the mark. Overall though, an excellent meal and experience. SETTING: Tsukimi is in the East village behind a nondescript storefront. I made a reservation for my partners birthday weeks in advance. You can get a res through Tock where you prepay for the meal ($697 which includes a 20% service charge and tax on a $530 bill for 2). We were VERY excited given all the excellent reviews and because Tsukimi has 1 star, which not a lot of Japanese places in NYC have. There are two counters with 6 seats each facing each other with a narrow walkway for the servers. I've never seen such a restaurant layout but it was unique and a cool experience. The chefs are cooking in the kitchen which you can kind of see into depending where you sit. FOOD: The meal here was truly excellent. It's amazing quality and a GOOD amount of food- it's not like some other places where you pay an arm and a leg for 10 pieces of sushi. Every dish here had tons of fresh fish or accompaniments, whether it be crab, uni, caviar, truffle, etc. As the meal progressed, my partner remarked this was maybe the best meal we've had in years! I was riding on a high proud of myself for finding this place. All was going well, a true 5/5 experience, until the final savory course. This was wagyu tenderloin cooked on charcoal served with rice seasoned with Japanese mushrooms and a broth that was just incredible. The depth of flavor in every dish was just amazing- but the wagyu... the wagyu was chewy. It was tough to eat and left much to be desired. From there, 2 of the 3 desserts (1) carrot sorbet with foam, and 2) this Japanese candy with chestnut and matcha) were just okay. One of the three (this persimmon with milk foam concoction) was excellent and unique. But the final savory course then 2 of 3 desserts were a bit of a let down given how high we had been riding on all the other courses. SERVICE: The service was just impeccable. I can see why Tsukimi has a star. The staff was exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and had a true passion for the food. I love when you're dining at a restaurant and the staff is just as excited as you are! VERDICT: All in, we had an amazing experience here and I will definitely be recommending this restaurant to anyone in NYC looking for something a little different and unique (and special). The meal was delicious and I loved the authenticity of the food. We will be back!
I must say, it's rare to find a Kaiseki style restaurant in a city that is overwhelmed by cheaply made omakase. From the introduction to every dishes that is presented, every detail is on point. Love how each ingredient is imported from Japan; carefully prepared and served. Love their plating and all the dinning wares. What stands out for me were the uni and caviar steam egg. The last course of the summer menu was amazing as well; the Wagyu beef with scallion. However, I do have to point out, on OpenTable they did mentioned that the course came with drinks pairing however, the reality is an extra of $200 per person.
What a fantastic experience. My partner and I came here for an anniversary dinner and were blown away by the service and the food. It's pricey, but worth it in my opinion. Everything was spectacular, and the service immaculate. The uni in particular was the stand-out dish for me, and my partner really enjoyed the steak. We got the mixed-drink and wine pairings, and phewww we were looking a little flushed by the end. Don't underestimate the small cups! Whenever we try other Michelins now we always think it's good, but not Tsukimi! That's the only con I can think of for having such delicious food and creating such a memorable experience.
Sigh. I was really hoping Tsukimi would be NYC's answer to Narisawa--or at least the now defunct Sugiyama (RIP, oh great one)--but it wasn't quite there. Still, it's probably the best kaiseki/modern kaiseki NYC has to offer as it continues to be distracted by the overhyped omakase-style dining experience. What we got: Small bites: - Wagyu, unagi, egg: Lovely - Kanpachi, nori, yuzu kosho: Classic Japanese flavors - Bluefin tuna, truffle: A bit unimaginative for such a prestigious fish, plus the truffle was rather flavorless - Nodoguro, kabu, sudachi: Very tasty - Uni, kaluga caviar, egg, potato, rice: So much goodness in one dish - Duck, shishito: Surprisingly well done duck - Ezo awabi, daikon: Creative - Kinmedai, fennel, yuzu: My favorite dish of the night, but it should've been served with a spoon so that diners could really sop up the sauce - Wagyu, rice, egg yolk: Hearty - Concord grape, rose: Dessert #1. Fine - Corn, soy sauce, butter, popcorn: Dessert #1. Amazing. Truly. A brilliant way to harness the flavor of sweet corn in that classic, Japanese, "not too sweet" deliciousness way - Chestnut, fig: Dessert #3. I've been hoping to find a gelatin wagashi of the likes I had a at Sugiyama, and while this wasn't as interesting, it was a good effort Final thoughts: While service was perfect, I did not like the layout of the restaurant. You essentially sit on two opposing counters facing other guests with nothing in between you but space for staff to move around. The kitchen is at one end of the counters, so you don't have a great view unless you're sitting closer to that end. I really hated making awkward eye contact with the diners across from me--it felt like every subway ride where you're trying not to look at the person seated across from you in case they're crazy.
A really unique experience! I came here for a special occasion with my boyfriend and was not disappointed. You share a meal with a small room of other people and all enjoy the food at the same time. The interior is simple but chic. The hospitality and service is amazing. The staff is so knowledgeable about the food and preparation. The food was also delicious. My favorites were the unagi and the chestnut dessert. We even got a menu at the end with some kind words. Overall, an entirely creative evening experience!
I actually found out this place had a Mich star after I ate there. But it's not even remotely surprising. I think the most surprising part was the negative correlation between how unbelievable the food was and how snobby the staff was. They were extremely professional, but very sweet and caring. It just showed how much passion the entire place puts into every part of the experience. The food speaks for itself. You'll have to pay a premium, but if I had to sit down and think about it... probably the best meal I have ever had
Wow. What an experience. Usually, I don't find these high priced fine dining experiences worth it and am more often disappointed with such places. However, Tsukimi easily ranks as one of the top two meals I've ever had. Ever. We reserved one month in advance. When we entered the room, we were seated and our coats were hung up. I enjoyed every dish with the highlights bring the A5 Wagyu and the egg on egg in egg. We felt full and definitely had to make quite the effort to finish the desserts. I wasn't as big on the desserts but I really enjoyed the Granny Smith apple shaved ice. At the end of the night, we went home with the menus of what we had enjoyed over the course of the evening. This is an intimate and elevated experience with seatings of only 12 people at a time. The service was top notch. Super attentive and polite. I dropped a couple of things on accident and they are so on top of it, they already picked it up before I even could locate the item I dropped. The bathroom was amazing, just go. Odd to say but this was my favorite bathroom at a restaurant ever.
5 years ago
Everything was interesting and delicious! Favorite: egg/uni/cavier the rice and mashed potato in it was phenomenal! Potato chip ice cream balanced the sweetness in apple soufflé. Would love to be back! read more
3 years ago
Tsukimi in NYC left an indelible mark on me. The moment I entered the restaurant, I was embraced by its warm and intimate ambiance, transporting me to a serene escape from the city. Being a sushi enthusiast, I was utterly captivated by the chef's meticulous attention to detail, evident in the beautiful presentation and delightful explosion of flavors with every bite. I was delighted to discover their dedication to using seasonal ingredients, enhancing the freshness and authenticity of the dishes. The attentive and knowledgeable staff elevated the entire experience, making me feel like a cherished guest on an unforgettable culinary journey with friends. Tsukimi has set the bar high for my future reviews, and I wholeheartedly recommend this hidden gem to anyone seeking an exceptional Japanese dining adventure in the heart of NYC. Photos are combination of multiple visits. read more
Tsukimi is an elegant 14-seat kaiseki restaurant by the team behind Sakamai and Bar Moga that just opened last year at the old Dieci location in East Village. It's been on my bucket list for a long time and while I still haven't dined in and normally don't write reviews if I've only done takeout or delivery, I recently had a great experience doing takeout at Tsukimi so I wanted to write a review for them to encourage fellow Yelpers to support them at a time when the restaurant industry is having a lot of difficulties. Unlike many restaurants that have started offering outdoor dining Tsukimi has not reopened for outdoor dining at this time, but they are offering their four course Tsukimi At Home dinner menu and Temari Sushi so that you can enjoy Executive Chef Takanori Akiyama's dishes in the comfort of your home. For the month of August the tasting menu comes with Japanese tea (Kagoshima Prefecture's Sakuma Sencha) from Kettl Tea and wagashi (Japanese confectionary) with red bean, coffee, cream cheese and basil. Although we only got the tasting menu and sushi this time they also offer rice bowls with uni and wagyu as well as sake. The staff here is really nice and everything is delicious. I can't wait for them to reopen for indoor dining! read more
Celebrated my bf's birthday there. Super intimate atmosphere - we were impressed the moment we walked in. Only 6-party seatings in total. The dishes had a great variety and had slight fusion creations. All servers were attentive, polite and shared with us great details on each course. Taste wise, we indeed enjoyed all of the dishes. My bf received Happy Birthday and it was quite funny to see how many people in the room were also celebrating their b-days. Pleasant experience - will def come back again. read more
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Tsukimi is the embodiment of opulence; the pinnacle in science of the palate and of what is achievable if the artist dares to Venture into the realm of the undiscovered, the very unknown; in every round the chef tantalizes you with creations unbeknownst to the mortal taste buds - the exemplary culinary precision with which the dishes are presented and culminated are the modern-day swordplay of Santoku knives in memorium of samurais past - the embodiment of perfection, dedication, selflessness, and utmost respect for the relentless pursuit of perfection that which sentient beings seek - the very essence that miyamoto musashi sought in his book of five rings brought to a delicacy that serves to please in your hometown / an absolute Accolade to be reckoned with - to many more culinary conquests - we are humbled in your excellence - thank you Karen and thank you chef- we are indebted to your art ! May you continue on your glory! We applaud you in eternity read more
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Tucked away on E 10th Street is Tsukimi; it can be easy to miss if you're just walking by. But once you enter, it transports you to a completely different world in East Village. It's quaint, quiet, and intimate; at the time of my reservation, there were only 4 other parties sitting around the bar. The employees are so friendly and knowledgeable, and provided great recommendations for drinks. Each dish was delicious and left me pleasantly surprised; this was my first time experiencing kaiseki. Needless to say, I will remember this experience for the rest of my life. Tsukimi is truly well-deserving of their Michelin star! read more
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It's a great evening dinner @ Tsukimi. Wish I could better describe how awesome it is. Great food, great service. Not to mention the spectacular sake that really opens my eye and now I am a big fan for sake. Super recommended!!!! read more
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Definitely a Michelin level!! Great service great presentation great environment! Few recommendations: need to work on explain different sake; when explain the bottle, should not put the bottle in front of the body because the mouth is too close to the top of the bottle. Other than that, everything is great!! Will recommend to my friend and come next time. read more
5 years ago
Chef Akiyama is one of the most talented chefs in Manhattan. Each meal, each dish is thoughtfully concocted and skillfully made. Incredible flavor and presentation. Each dish is better than the last. Impressive. This is destined for Michelin stardom. Truly one of the best chefs and meals you will ever have the luxury of partaking in. Kudos. read more
I just had the most delightful meal here (thanks to my generous dad). Tsukimi is full of details that are a wonderful adventure to journey through - from the gold automatic hand sanitizer dispenser to the mirrored walls that show you your own reflection of how much you're enjoying every taste, to the stone lights to the bathroom sanctuary - there is nothing you're allowed to miss here! Every dish is a dream but my absolute favorite was the uni with sweet potato, rice and caviar. I'm no connoisseur but I do believe this was one of the most memorable meals I've had and to have had it during these dark days of covid made it all the more a privilege to me. Every dish, spoon, spoon rest even - is intentional. Every movement made to serve you the dishes is also intentional. I enjoyed all of it and perhaps I was most astounded by the friendliness of the staff who were most welcoming and understanding of us not wanting a lick to go to waste. What a wonderful delicious evening! I am looking forward to returning for more. read more
5 years ago
Hands down one of my favorite restaurants in NYC! Every dish was so delicately prepared, with the perfect taste, texture and presentation. The service was impeccable, the staff was extremely friendly and attentive yet also was great at keeping it subtle (I.e. not in your face). The ambiance is classy and quiet, perfect to come with friends, for a date or just by yourself. Can't wait to come back again and try their next menu! read more
4 years ago
I came to celebrate my birthday. The first course was pretty tasty with the three little bite. The second course the tuna was so fresh that you can taste there is a bit of sweetness coming from it when you bite into it. the fluke wasnt my favorite as the fishas no flavor, but would taste very good if there is a sauce underneath the fish. The sablefish with soup was amazing, the fish is a little fatty and the soup was delicious. The uni dish was also amazing, the saltiness of caviar with perfectly cooked sushi rice with a little potato cruch to give it texture (best uni over rice I ever had so far) The duck was so tender I eneded up eating with the celery root on top with the sauce and it even made the duck taste even better.The amadai with yuzu sauce was very good as well and it came with cried mushroom which I am not sure how I feel I feel it wasn't a good pair would be better without the fried shitaki mushroom as the mushroom itself is small. I love beef especially a5 wagyu from Japan and I had eaten a few a5 wagyu as it usually melt in your mouth because they are fatty, they suggest you eat the wagyu with wasabi which interestingly does make it less fatty when you put it in your mouth and the tokyo scallion sauce was actually good. The eel also wasn't my favorite, while the rice with the soy raw egg was very good and the rice was cooked perfectly, the eel itself just taste like any other eel to me. The dining experience came with 3 different dessert. My favorite would be the fig and chestnut and there is also red bean at the bottom and they give you a cup of traditionally made green tea to complment the red bean. I also really like the apple souffle and the early grey ice cream, for the souffle is my first so I really have nothing to compare to but the favor was great. The early grey ice cream was pretty good. The strawberry milk was good but if the strawberry was diced and folded into the milky sorbert would have been even better but that just my opinion. The service here was great and they explain how everything is suppose to be eaten. They were all very nice. Somehow I wish that it was an open kitchen so I can see how they cook which would make it more interesting. All in all had a good time. read more
5 years ago
I am very impressed with Tsukimi. All of the dishes were pleasant. My favorite was the uni with egg, salmon, and caviar - it was divine. I would say that half the courses (uni, tempura fish, tofu, tuna onigiri) were extremely delicious, while the others were pleasant but not extraordinary. Still, it is a worthwhile experience and kudos. read more
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Top-notch Kaiseiki place in town. I'm so glad I am one of first batches who tried Tsukimi and excited to share my thoughts on Tsukimi. First of all, the atmosphere and ambiance are elegant and delicate, standard high-end restaurant feature. Then the waitress and waiter are very attentative. Lastly, the most important regarding the cuisine, all courses are delicious. I came specifically for the Kaluga caviar, made by uni, caviar, egg, the most highlight of the night. Besides, the sashimi plate and all fish dishes are quite fresh and tendering, very worth trying. read more
7 years ago
Amazing service, beautiful interior design. I love the metal copper bar tops. Everything was done very modern and elegant. The best egg on egg in the city for sure. I enjoy most of the dishes, definitely come hungry there is a ton of food. Ending with 3 different types of desserts. read more
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Wow, this must be the best kaiseki in the states! Very well organized, authentic, detailed oriented, tasted amazing, excellent service, perfect rice and teas, well done w nori, hinoki soap, I had such an amazing time here, its even unbelievable. Sommelier remembered what my friends liked/disliked in sake tasting, unbelievable details. Plates were landed on each customer's sitting at the same time, just too well prepared. Impressive choices on china. EXCELLENT, will always come back for this place! read more
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This is the best Kaiseki in NYC! The signature dish sea urchin with caviar, potato purée and rice is sooo amazing that it is definitely the best dish I have ever had in my entire life. It is better than Okuda! 小红书:上好佳krisha read more
7 years ago
Literally everything was delicious from beginning to end. Cannot say enough how scrumptious the food and drinks were through the entire meal. read more
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Such a unique and delicious dining experience! Beautifully prepared small plates - amazing sake - amazing service! The decor is too. Can't wait to come back next season to try their next menu!!!! read more
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Top notch service and top quality dishes. I would highly recommend the Sake pairing, an amazing blend of spirits and you can get a good history / education lesson from the servers about each bottle. The best octopus i ever had and the steak is cooked to perfection. The taste of each dish from the 12 course chef's selection is insane the way your taste buds will interact. Perfect way to celebrate a special occasion or just another way to endulge in fine dining. Will be back soon. read more
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Pretty much everything you could want in a dining experience. The food is superb, the service exemplary, the beverage list thoughtfully curated and approachable, and the ambiance is replete with so many subtle, cool, beautiful and brilliant details I kept discovering throughout the evening. I'm guessing the mind-blowing caviar+uni+egg dish will become the iconic staple of what promises to be an ever-evolving menu, and deservedly so, but there was something to say "Wow!" about in so many of the dishes. Granted, a meal at Tsukimi is pricey but that's par for the course with Kaiseki cuisine, and this for me is a splurge I will happily make a few times a year. For example, the wonderful rice pot dish featured 30 different seasonal vegetables and a cup of the most intensely flavorful veggie broth I've ever had. I can't wait to see what Chef Akiyama does for that course during the fall and winter. I'll also add that unlike other Kaiseki meals I've had, I did not leave this one hungry. The amount of food was just right- substantial enough to fill you up, but the courses were served at a relaxed pace since they are currently only doing 1 seating per night. Spread out over approximately 3 hours, I never felt too stuffed to fully enjoy the next dish nor did I feel unfulfilled at the end. This meal was really satisfying on so many levels. read more
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