Mamasushi - New York

The sushi was really good. The fact that some rolls are $20 for 8 pieces is a little wild though. The shrimp pad Thai did not have the original taste I was looking for but it still had good flavor. The server was attentive. One thing that was not their fault but it was annoying is that because they have garage style window there were a number of flies.

Our waitress was outstanding! The food was delicious, and our drinks were spot on! I would definitely return to this location without a doubt!

The restaurant tends to be quite loud and has a club-like atmosphere even in the afternoon, but the sushi is excellent. While the service could improve, the house rolls are definitely a highlight. I particularly enjoy this place in the summer, as there is a spacious patio area for everyone to relax and enjoy. Overall, I would rate the food 5 out of 5.

Love their Food! Dont think about it JUST GOT!!! drinks are amazing too!!! Best Staff.....i love it here!

Title: A Sushi Haven with a Twist Mama Sushi Delivers!Yesterday evening, I enjoyed dining at Mama Sushi at 74 Dyckman Street in upper Manhattan. This delightful eatery boasts three unique dining spaces to cater to your ambiance preference – a cozy indoor area, a curbside space, and an innovative designated fenced area across the street. Since the weather was on my side, I settled comfortably in the latter, an arrangement showcasing Mama Sushi's creativity in urban space.As the DJ effortlessly spun a selection of Latin tunes, my senses were entertained and enticed by their kitchen's exotic aroma. The well chosen music and excellent audio quality added an extra layer of enjoyment to my dining experience, merging seamlessly with the restaurant's lively vibe.Having had my fill of raw sushi in the past, I sought a different culinary adventure. The courteous and accommodating host pointed me towards their house sushi roll called 237 Dyckman a delectable blend of Shrimp Tempura, Sweet Plantain, Avocado, and Cream Cheese, all coated in a sublime Eel Sauce and deep fried to perfection. The sushi roll came with the usual sushi accompaniments and was generously portioned, adding value to the dining experience.Although the wait was slightly longer than usual, it was understandable, given the bustling weekend crowd and the delightful weather. While the preparation and presentation were impressive, I still preferred the raw sushi variety.The staff at Mama Sushi deserves a special mention. Despite the language barrier, some team members were not fluent in English, so they provided impeccable service. This place reflects the surrounding neighborhood, with Spanish as a common language.One glance at their extensive menu shows that this restaurant is not just about sushi. Their vast offerings ensure I'll be back to embark on a new gastronomic journey. And the cherry on top? The roll dish and my soda cost were reasonable, promising quality food without breaking the bank.Overall, my experience at Mama Sushi was overwhelmingly positive. It's an enchanting blend of delicious, inventive food, refreshing music, a unique ambiance, and welcoming staff. A gem in Manhattan that I'd highly recommend to locals and tourists alike.Looking forward to my next visit, Mama Sushi! ?