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When you're planning your visit to Uogashi, you could take municipal transportation to the stop MTA-50th St-C & E Lines, which is the nearest stop at 114 meters distance to the eatery, otherwise, there are parking lots 95 meters away at Ralmari Parking.

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Uogashi’s omakase experience offers a blend of opinions. While some patrons rave about the quality and authenticity of the sushi, citing generous portions and friendly chefs, others express disappointment in the food and service. Concerns have arisen over hygiene, particularly an incident involving a bug in an oyster, which left guests unsettled. Atmosphere also plays a role; while some appreciate the intimate setting, others find the ambiance uninviting. Overall, Uogashi remains a popular choice for sushi lovers, but experiences can vary significantly, leaving some diners eager to revisit and others reluctant to return.

Last update: 26.12.2024

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What User likes about Uogashi:
I have been a big fan of Uogashi since I moved to the East Village. The quality and prices are still fantastic. They offer the best sushi dinner set and also serve omakase. View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Uogashi:
Have wanted to dine here for a long time but overall was disappointed. Food was just okay (sake was great).... Nothing stood out, just meh. Music was too low and lights too bright. I wasn't a big fan of the vibe which means a lot to me when I dine out. The server was nice, though. I had the seaweed salad that I didn't like and she took it right the bill without asking. View all feedback.

Incredible Tsukiji-omakase and unfiltered sake. great service.

I have been a big fan of Uogashi since I moved to the East Village. The quality and prices are still fantastic. They offer the best sushi dinner set and also serve omakase.

We tried the omakase at this restaurant and chose to sit at the bar. The sushi chef was very friendly and served us generous portions of sushi. The fish is imported from Japan, which added to the authenticity of the experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and would highly recommend this place.

My partner and I came to the restaurant tonight for a special date night. We were looking forward to trying the omakase at the bar. After ordering and getting a bottle of wine, our first course arrived: an oyster. As I was about to eat it, I noticed a small worm-like bug in the bowl. We called the manager over, who quickly removed the dish without apologizing. He then returned with the next course, still without an apology. We felt uneasy about eating raw food that might have bugs in it. Only after we expressed our discomfort did the manager apologize and try to brush off the bug incident. When I pointed out that the bug was inside the oyster, not on the outside, he made it clear that nothing would be done to reassure us or compensate us for the unpleasant experience. We will not be returning after such a disgusting ordeal and rude service.

Have wanted to dine here for a long time but overall was disappointed. Food was just okay (sake was great).... Nothing stood out, just meh. Music was too low and lights too bright. I wasn't a big fan of the vibe which means a lot to me when I dine out. The server was nice, though. I had the seaweed salad that I didn't like and she took it right the bill without asking.

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