{"item":{"id":"bcb80f43-0600-4a84-a87c-53a71fcdf2e5","type":"restaurants","name":"Sushi Noz","address":"181 E 78th St, New York, NY 10075, \u00c9tats-Unis","rating":"4.5","image_url":"https:\/\/maps.googleapis.com\/maps\/api\/place\/photo?maxwidth=800&photo_reference=ATCDNfV0v4B7Tc7YcazYbomYA2TzA4cnPBtBHRGHjH03e51D5DrJLD-kgBDiD6F4wNG_zpAzHkNrOan9DsXMnPdtDPlTf4MHgvGihqaAkNAxSHRCRVTra1jhgKTEtgBz9-JEs7BsgVER9lMPVD3dNRWMcWY5zlRaFrvdaJyiFrl4GjBW0z8lOovHtuedhGjS4ebq_Bf7-NMogCtnXZ0HhYf0dnD87qHGx61RK1xzfCvDbW0YA1L4Zis7mTIYQC79GkXkVXsRA_6s987rp3ADG1hfC8dReUGoT__Erz-EQAbILewDdQ&key=AIzaSyAExvn1ZhEMX9qHAZxKD1_q7ymxnBVjLsY","place_id":"ChIJmUAVNb5YwokRyFZIbhQ_cxM"},"place":{"name":"Sushi Noz","address":"181 E 78th St, New York, NY 10075, USA","phone":"(917) 338-1792","rating":4.5,"ratings_total":454,"price_level":4,"website":"http:\/\/www.sushinoz.com\/","google_maps_url":"https:\/\/maps.google.com\/?cid=1401533266024486600","opening_hours":["Monday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Tuesday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Wednesday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Thursday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Friday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Saturday: 5:45\u2009\u2013\u200911:00\u202fPM","Sunday: Closed"],"photo_url":"https:\/\/maps.googleapis.com\/maps\/api\/place\/photo?maxwidth=800&photo_reference=AaVGc3nfmLvpcwEzFWJcSgw_3UA1T3XySg6_9qZI2hQLy3fWXipOpn6EorKIfUKYyq12_iUZzOnCGELK_Z-7DWEmzZY_hSeTnTr9sqtEeA6tVfQI7zimU-yCmrC6VqQIwbG70Q3fvOZbQBYGbWF-dBoacwEvI5q9k7CrrDueyJiN4GCvhmgfNShBPxC9HIf4flKgZZ40nNdn5mBGraOaonZGeOnuimhpDV68wNtAW61YKt1JvkxFIcxMksTI1re7cWHZan9OR89EBElZZK7QkHjpTxc6EVP9S0y32vKhZeYaDBJEHXZQ4kggu3gqzUxTeQqcjenQmzF-Fy_wN4fcVp3IQqeCVMAwrX-MMFDTF2A4F29XwSY7giXwxXlWD5luvMNLSZ1VeZpfSFHMlDVsC9WBUO9IOOLi1rCqV6vxtkaUin27yA&key=AIzaSyAExvn1ZhEMX9qHAZxKD1_q7ymxnBVjLsY","types":["establishment","food","point_of_interest","restaurant"],"reviews":[{"author":"Mindodoo","text":"We spent our special night at Sushi Noz when we visited NY. We were informed during the reservation that Chef Nozomu Abe would not presented at that day. It was okay for us as we once had the worst experience at the world-most famous sushi omakase place so nothing can be worse than that.\n\nWe arrived just a little bit early so we were first asked to wait in front of the ash room while the chefs prepared for the very last bit. Then, we got invited to the Hinoki room right on the reservation time. The dinning room definitely brought us back to Japan. Feel warm and familiar. There was a little sealed letter set in front of us. I found it such a lovely setup. Then, we ordered different Sake for that night Omakase. The price was quite high for a glass.\n\nThey started off with 6 dishes before followed by 11 sushi (including a hand-roll) then finished off with Miso soup, Tamakoyaki and the sweetest melon. All 6 dishes definitely one of the best combination of best ingredients. However, I found this far from Edomae style. It\u2019s more of western style for us. Although, we still like all the dishes. For the sushi, I found it interesting the way they chose to serve us each ingredient like Ika was served fresh, chewy and crispy (usually served super soft). Then, the rest of the sushi lines were served in a softer texture manner in a good interesting way. But to be honest, we found the ingredients a bit simple than any other Omakase we\u2019ve been to. Nothing beyond expectation. The meal finished with the sweetest melon from Hokkaido. I miss this course ending. I think a lot of Omakase places stop serving melon and replace with other type of dessert.\n\nDefinitely you will be satisfied with the Omakase course but I found it a bit pricey and not valued for paying $1,500 (including drinks and tip) for 2.","rating":5,"time_description":"9 months ago"},{"author":"Andr\u00e9s Berl","text":"Small Omakase sushi on the UES, that has a great standing counter with a good lunch special!\nI totally recommend it.","rating":5,"time_description":"6 months ago"}]},"attached":false}