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Maspeth

A Maspeth sushi spot where the owner greets you like family and the rolls are fresh and inventive. Worth the trip for the pork gyoza alone.

Fresh Sushi Bar

Fresh Sushi Bar

Flushing • $

This humble Flushing spot turns out remarkably fresh sushi with generous portions that won't wreck your wallet. Perfect for a quick lunch or takeaway to the park next door.

Kanji Sushi Habachi - Ridgewood

Kanji Sushi Habachi - Ridgewood

Glendale

Fresh sushi that rivals Manhattan spots without the trek. Expect meticulously prepared rolls, pristine sashimi, and poke bowls generous enough to take home.

Yuzu Sushi Japanese Cuisine

Yuzu Sushi Japanese Cuisine

Middle Village • $$

This cozy Middle Village spot delivers generous cuts of fresh fish that punch above the neighborhood's weight. The chirashi gets love for beautiful presentation and quality you wouldn't expect from a takeout-friendly joint.

Matsunori Handroll Bar

Matsunori Handroll Bar

LIC

Each handroll is made to order and served immediately, so the nori stays crisp and the rice arrives warm. Don't skip the Miso Butter Cod—it's rich, perfectly textured, and a crowd favorite.

Hi-node

Hi-node

Ridgewood

A 4th-generation sushi chef runs this tiny Japanese cafe slinging fresh onigiri, handrolls, and sashimi bowls. The triangle-shaped rice balls and spicy salmon handroll are standouts, perfect for a quick bite or casual lunch.

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