An elegant omakase platter of premium nigiri and sashimi on a dark slate plate

Omakase Sushi House

Take a trip to Japan in your city.

Knife, rice, and fish — nothing more, nothing less. Tsuki brings the quiet ritual of a Tokyo sushi counter to four cities across America.

A sushi chef slicing fresh tuna behind a hinoki wood counter

The Tsuki Way

A meal designed to feel like somewhere far away.

There is a certain hush to a great sushi counter — the tap of the knife, the warmth of the rice, the chef's quiet nod. We built Tsuki to recreate that feeling, so an ordinary Tuesday can become a trip across the ocean.

01

Caught, not stored

Fish flies in from Toyosu Market and trusted local docks daily. If it isn't right, it isn't served.

02

Edomae tradition

Aged, cured, and seasoned the old way. Every piece is finished by hand and placed in front of you.

03

Counter intimacy

Sit an arm's length from the itamae. Watch, ask, and eat at the rhythm the chef sets.

Four Counters, Four Cities

Find the Tsuki nearest you.

Each room is different, but the ritual is the same. Choose a city and reserve your seat at the counter.

The Tsuki dining room in New York

New York

West Village

112 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY
Tue–Sun · 5:30pm–11pmReserve
The Tsuki dining room in Los Angeles

Los Angeles

Arts District

740 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA
Tue–Sun · 5:30pm–11pmReserve
The Tsuki dining room in Chicago

Chicago

West Loop

905 W Fulton Market, Chicago, IL
Wed–Sun · 5pm–10:30pmReserve
The Tsuki dining room in Austin

Austin

East Austin

1601 E 6th St, Austin, TX
Wed–Sun · 5pm–10:30pmReserve

Before You Visit

Frequently asked questions

We strongly recommend it. Counter seats are limited and the omakase is timed, so most evenings sell out in advance. A small number of walk-in bar seats open each night on a first-come basis.