Omakase 13
13 courses$85
- 1Appetizer
- 10Pieces of nigiri
- 1Hand roll
- 1Dessert
A focused exploration of the day’s dry-aged selections.
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An intimate Edomae sushi counter beneath Third Avenue, where dry-aged fish meets seasonal precision.
Beneath the bustle of Third Avenue, one floor below the lobby in Midtown East, a counter awaits.
It’s the patience behind our signature pieces. Our chef ages select fish using traditional Edomae techniques refined with modern science.
As ATP breaks down into IMP and natural enzymes break muscle proteins into peptides and amino acids, umami deepens and texture becomes more supple. What emerges is something fresh fish simply cannot achieve — a piece of sushi that rewards the wait.
Rooted in traditional Edomae techniques, every preparation method is chosen to reveal the true character of each fish.
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A chef-selected omakase built around carefully dry-aged fish.
$85
A focused exploration of the day’s dry-aged selections.
Reserve a seat (opens in a new tab)$115
The full Atto Sushi experience, progressing from delicate flavors through rich, umami-forward dry-aged pieces.
Reserve a seat (opens in a new tab)A glimpse of the counter’s finest, each at its peak.

01O-Toro with CaviarAged fatty tuna crowned with caviar

02A5 Wagyu with Fresh TruffleA5 Wagyu beef shaved with fresh truffle

03Botan Ebi with UniSweet botan shrimp paired with sea urchin

04Eel with Foie GrasUnagi layered with seared foie gras
Not every visit calls for a full omakase. Enjoy our chef’s selections by the piece or as a quick lunch set.
Lunch sets served Monday–Friday, 11:00 AM – 2:45 PM. Social Hour Monday–Friday, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM.
Edomae-quality sushi platters for offices and events in Midtown East. On our catering page, pick one package or several and the calculator shows every platter, every piece and the total.
Before sales tax and a 15% service fee. Larger platters serve 8 and 10; prices subject to change.
Really great dinner omakase experience here. Have had worse sushi at twice the price. It’s in the basement and hard to find but definitely worth going.
“The chef and staff were very friendly and explained the dry-aged sushi technique, which helps create deeper umami flavor, a smoother texture, and a more tender bite.”
“They are reasonably priced for the quality, and the service was very friendly… The overall quality of the fish was very good for the price, with the seasonal fish being the expected highlight.”
Pick the one that fits.
A working-lunch counter in Midtown East — Hachi set from $30, finished inside your calendar block.
Omakase lunch in Midtown EastCalm counter, à la carte for picky eaters, real sushi for the grown-ups.
Family sushi dinnerCounter seats, $115 dinner omakase, sake by flavor profile — built for repeat visits.
Omakase after workIn-house aging program, shari pressed to temperature, omakase at the counter — for diners comparing NYC counters.
For the omakase enthusiastEducation, tradition, and the science behind the counter.

How the conversion of ATP to inosinic acid and protein breakdown create the deep umami flavors that define our omakase.

What’s at peak flavor each season — from spring sayori to winter buri — and how it shapes our omakase.

A guide to the counter experience — what to expect, how to eat your omakase, and tips for your first visit.
| Days | Service | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | Lunch | 11:00 AM – 2:45 PM |
| Monday to Friday | Dinner | 4:30 PM – 8:45 PM |
| Monday to Friday | Social Hour | 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | Lunch | 12:00 PM – 2:45 PM |
| Saturday | Dinner | 5:30 PM – 8:45 PM |
| Sunday | Closed | |