Kobe Sushi Japanese - New York

As a delivery user, I found that the restaurant added a tip without permission and then asked for an additional tip. The food was not fresh at all. I do not recommend this place. I spent $120 on low-quality food. Rating: 1/5.

It's a cute little Japanese place and we always go there for sushi. Love the food and the service is fast and friendly. Don't miss the fried cheese cake, it's our favorite.Food: 5/5

Around noon today I visited Kobe for the first time. I decided to splurge and try several different appetizers. The food overall was good. I ordered a hot sake (good but not great); nori soup (strange broth with mushrooms didn't really like it); white tuna tataki (thin sliced tuna in vinegar served with seaweed carrots) tasty; softshell crab (large serving tasty); and sashimi appetizer (about 10 thin sliced standard pieces which seemed to be fresh). This restaurant is a small hole in the wall which looks as though it has been there for a long time. There are about 10 tables and 4 seats at the sushi bar which didn't look too comfortable. There is basically no atmosphere, but a pleasant place for a quick lunch. There was only the sushi chef and a waitress working, which was adequate for the size of the place. The waitress was friendly and very efficient. The service was very fast in fact too fast. Everything arrived at the same time. I would have liked a little more spacing. When a dish is supposed to be hot, at this restaurant it is boiling hot. Can't complain about cold food here. I would consider returning to try some of their rolls. The list sounds interesting. I don't, however, get to the UES too often, and there are other sushi restaurants in the area I want to try; but I don't regret checking it out. I was pretty stuffed by the time I ate all that food because the servings were definitely generous and the prices for NYC were reasonable.

The sushi at Kobe is consistently good. From the bento box to rolls, it's a favorite neighborhood spot.

This restaurant has been around for years, but I only recently visited it for the first time. I walked past this small place many times without ever considering going in. After hearing a positive review from some relatives, I decided to give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. I ordered a Sashimi Deluxe and found the fish to be fresh and crunchy. I also tried a Dragon Roll and two Eel Avocado hand rolls, all of which had a fresh taste without being overly large. The portions were more refined compared to other restaurants that serve larger slices of lower quality fish. Overall, I would rate the Sushi Sashimi as excellent for a reasonably-priced sushi dinner. I will definitely be returning in the future.