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Nobu

105 Hudson St
New York, NY 10013
212.219.0500

www.nobu.com

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If you judge a restaurant by how difficult it is to get a reservation, then Nobu takes top prize. Yes, trying to lock down a reservation at this TriBeCa hot spot, especially at the golden hour of 8 p.m., can be an exercise in futility, but after one taste of Chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa’s exquisite Japanese cuisine, you’ll understand the hype. Matsuhisa’s traditional Japanese fare is laced with Latin American and European influences; it  includes such memorable concoctions as black cod with miso, mussels enveloped in a spicy salsa, and yellow tail sashimi topped with jalapeños. Nobu is famously co-owned by restaurateur Drew Nieporent and actor Robert De Niro, and not surprisingly, on some nights the celeb-spotting easily rivals the cuisine. Once your eyes adjust to the dim lighting, you’ll no doubt spot a couple of stars swooning over their raw fish amid the stylish Japanese decor of elegant birch trees and gleaming wooden floors.



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melliempa

Woth Every Penny...

Reviewed by melliempa on December 07, 2006

melliempa's rating:

"Excellent, excellent, excellent. I was looking forward to dining at Nobu after purchasing the cookbook. I wasn’t disappointed. The sushi is fresh and the saki is heavenly. If you’re looking to splurge, the tasting menu is heavenly."

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Features: Dinner, Full Bar, Celebrity Chef, Celebrity Hangout, Prix-Fixe Menu

Cuisine: Japanese, Sushi

Dress: Club Attire, Dressy, Smart Casual, Hip

Atmosphere: See and Be Seen, Funky

Reservations: Reservations Required

Type: Fine Dining

Theme: Hot Spot, Insider, Business Friendly

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