Koyo - New York

Not to mention it's a $200 meal, they gave us the absolute worst fried rice here. So plain and dry, but you're supposed to love it because it has truffle shaved over it? You can get infinitely better fried rice at even a takeout place or food cart.Overall the experience was definitely not worth the price. There's much better options for cheaper.

I came here for my birthday. The omakase was great, then right before the dessert, the waiter asked my mom and I to leave from our countertop seating for the omakase per person and move to another table, because the 7pm reservation was there. These words are true. Regardless of whom the reservation is under, It is unprofessional to ask a customer to leave their table and finish their meal elsewhere.

My girlfriend and I visited Koyo for Valentine's day, and we got to enjoy the winter menu. Each bite was both beautiful and delicious, and the service was lovely. We enjoyed a sweet dessert and left with a rose. Definitely try some sake, if you can—their selection is great! I'm very grateful for the experience.

Some of the most fresh and creative dishes you can get at a low key place. I almost wish I could keep it a secret to myself, but I've told many people about this spot and it never disappoints! The staff are incredibly accommodating and during our meal I think I found one of my favorite beers at their recommendation! Can't wait to come back soon!

I feel like I've had comparable sushi at stand up sushi bars in Tokyo. I had hoped to be seated by the bar. Table experience is not as great. Everything was delicious, gorgeous presentation.Omakase for 2 was about price of about half a ticket to Tokyo. Wouldn't do it again. With tax/tip it was 470 total.