Sushi Katsuei - Menu

210 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn 11215, 11215-3083, United States

🛍 Pub, Sushi, Asian, Casual

4.1 💬 2146 Reviews
Sushi Katsuei

Phone: +17187885338

Address: 210 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn 11215, 11215-3083, United States

City: Brooklyn

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 2146

Website: http://www.sushikatsuei.com/parkslope-brooklyn-ny/

"Came here with family and friends on our NY trip for our first omakase experience. The atmosphere was pleasant but the seating was a bit tight. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating.We started with the kinoko, gyoza and shrimp tempura appetizers. The mushroom-soy appetizer was the standout of the group. Very tasty and left me wanting more. The gyoza was similar to others I've tried. The shrimp tempura was perfectly made with a nice light batter.But in the end we were here for the sushi omakase. This came in 4 rounds with 3 pieces the first 3 rounds and and a hand roll to finish it off. The wasabi in the yellow fin tuna roll was a bit strong for me but the other pieces were delicate and tasted great. My standout favorites were the yellowtail, fatty tuna, trout and mackerel. I was very surprised by the Spanish mackerel since I normally find mackerel too fishy but this was really good as well. My least favorite was the uni but this was the first time I had it and it's just not my thing. The fatty tuna roll at the end was a great way to finish the meal.The sushi presentation was impressive and the freshness of the fish was notable. For a first-time omakase experience, this place comes highly recommended."

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Entrées

Salads

Sashimi And Sushi A La Carte

Sushi Rolls

Sides

Vegetable Rolls

Salad

Asian

Maki - 8 Stück

Small Plates

Nigiri & Sashimi

Appetizer

Sushi

Second Plate

Japanese Specialties

Side Orders

Appetizer From Kitchen

Shrimp

Soups

Vegetarian

Pasta

Starters

Chef's Choice Sashimi

Inside-Out Maki

Chicken

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Great service and food! A little pricey but worth it given the quality/freshness of the fish

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Reviews

Nicolas
Nicolas

Try the Omakase (12pcs) sushi. Ask the servers whats in season. April to June usually is Hotaru ika season (firefly squid). Try the Hijiki salad .


Koyi
Koyi

My friends and I got the sushi omakase and the food was excellent! The only thing is the tables are pretty tight from each other, I would def come back regardless!Food: 5 starsService: 4 starsAmbience: 3 stars


Hannah
Hannah

Amazing appetizers and sushi… black miso cod to rival nobu. Will definitely be back to try their omakase! I appreciate that they offer high quality sushi at various price points, with standard sushi entrees and more high end omakases quality sushi at different price points. View menu


Andrew
Andrew

Omakase was reasonably priced but more importantly, their fish selection is very good and very fresh. We got many fish from Japan and fish that is not normally served elsewhere. Their Saba, sawara are all house cured and prepared and it is so good. Ican't wait to go back to this place!


Sue
Sue

No. Just No.Don 't go here if you are looking for quality sushi with nice ambiance.The sushi was just ok Nothing special.We sat at the sushi bar and had an omakase experience The 4 (yes 4) sushi chefs seemed very busy with take out orders, the rest of the restaurant was loud, lots of kids on electronic devices. Not a nice dining experience. Only positive thing is our server was very nice.


Jane
Jane

Came here for dinner. Got seated right away. I didn't have reservations but was given a table to sit at. Restaurant was pretty empty when I came. We got the omakase but nothing really stood out to me. I felt very rushed by the waiter who I felt was watching me the whole time waiting for me to finish so he could take our plates away. They also gave very rushed and unclear descriptions of each fish. The fish did taste fresh but really was nothing outstanding. I have had much better omakase elsewhere. Probably would not come back but was glad I got to try it. View menu


Kevin
Kevin

I came here to celebrate my birthday. There are so many sushi spots in this part of Brooklyn.So, so many to choose from, we landed on this one after reading some recent reviews. During the pandemic, it seems like nobody is getting authentic in front of the sushi chef omakase experiences. Nevertheless, we had a wait after our reservation time slot and were seated shortly after in the back of the restaurant and there were so many dividers. The servers (we had like TWO of them for some reason), were confusing us left and right because they were both taking our orders and clearly English was not their primary language so there was an awkward moment here and there when they were taking our orders...


Angela
Angela

TLDR good Omakase but not filling enough for the priceCame here Saturday night on a date. We originally had a 5pm res but we're running late, and the restaurant was very accommodating in letting us push back to 5:30 (and we were still 10 min late). The restaurant is quite small and unassuming, an extended seating area in the back that we were seated at. The tables are pretty close together, enough that I could hear both parties' conversations around us. We started with a miso soup for each of us and a fish appetizer. Both soups were very flavorful, and we loved the fish too. We then ordered the Omakase for $55 and it came with 3 rounds of 3 pieces each 1 hand roll. The uni and squid really s...


Carlos
Carlos

Came here with family and friends on our NY trip for our first omakase experience. The atmosphere was pleasant but the seating was a bit tight. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating.We started with the kinoko, gyoza and shrimp tempura appetizers. The mushroom-soy appetizer was the standout of the group. Very tasty and left me wanting more. The gyoza was similar to others I've tried. The shrimp tempura was perfectly made with a nice light batter.But in the end we were here for the sushi omakase. This came in 4 rounds with 3 pieces the first 3 rounds and and a hand roll to finish it off. The wasabi in the yellow fin tuna roll was a bit strong for me but the other pieces were del... View menu

Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn, a vibrant borough of New York City, is known for its diverse culture and cuisine, offering iconic foods like artisanal pizzas, bagels, and international delicacies like dim sum and falafel.

Categories

  • Pub Enjoy a lively atmosphere with our classic pub favorites. From hearty burgers and fish 'n' chips to savory pies and craft brews, our menu promises a cozy experience ideal for unwinding with friends.
  • Sushi Delight in our exquisite sushi selection, featuring fresh ingredients, expertly crafted rolls, and traditional nigiri. Each bite offers a harmonious blend of flavors, promising a true taste of Japan. View menu
  • Asian Experience a culinary journey through Asia with our diverse menu. From the spicy flavors of Thai curry to the savory umami of Japanese sushi, we offer a wide variety of dishes that celebrate authentic Asian cuisine.
  • Casual Our Casual menu offers delicious comfort food for effortless dining. From juicy burgers and scrumptious sandwiches to fresh salads and hearty mains, our diverse selection provides a delightful experience for any casual outing.

Amenities

  • Sake
  • Outdoor
  • menu
  • Takeout
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  • Delivery

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