Best Cheap Sushi in North Williamsburg | Top 1 Cheap Spots

8 restaurants in Best Cheap Sushi in North Williamsburg | Top 1 Cheap Spots

• Fushimi — Japanese · rated 5/5: Fushimi invites guests into a sleek, high-energy sanctuary where the delicate steam of lobster miso soup and rich seafood bisque fills the air with the briny essence of the ocean. Crispy rock shrimp tempura and tender pork gyoza provide a satisfying interplay of crunch and spice, leading into classic entrees like glazed chicken teriyaki that celebrate time-honored flavors with a contemporary, polished flair.
• Sapporo Ichiban — Japanese · rated 4.5/5: Steaming bowls of rich, umami-laden broth take center stage at this vibrant Japanese destination, where the air is thick with the comforting aroma of slow-simmered miso and toasted sesame. Guests gather around polished wood tables to slurp springy noodles and savor the buttery melt of fresh sashimi, finding a warm sanctuary that captures the bustling energy of a traditional Hokkaido kitchen. Every plate arrives as a vibrant celebration of seasonal ingredients, inviting diners to linger over the soulful, time-honored flavors of the North.
• Fushimi — Japanese · rated 4.4/5: Fushimi transports diners into a realm of neon-lit glamour where the meticulous artistry of Japanese tradition is reimagined through a lens of modern, high-energy sophistication. Shimmering surfaces and sleek design provide a dramatic backdrop for a parade of vibrant sushi and inventive fusion plates, each meticulously crafted to celebrate the delicate purity of the sea alongside bold, contemporary flavors.
• Musashi — Japanese · rated 4.4/5: Musashi serves as a serene sanctuary where the rhythmic precision of the chef’s blade meets the warm, inviting glow of a minimalist Japanese aesthetic. Pristine cuts of sashimi and artfully composed rolls celebrate the ocean’s freshness, while steaming bowls of rich, umami-laden broth offer a soulful embrace that lingers long after the final sip. It is a space where ancient culinary discipline and modern elegance converge, inviting guests to slow down and savor the delicate harmony of every bite.
• Rule of Thirds — Japanese · rated 4.3/5: Bathed in natural light and industrial-chic charm, this expansive Brooklyn sanctuary reimagines the izakaya experience through a lens of modern artistry and communal warmth. The air hums with the sizzle of binchotan charcoal as inventive small plates and elegant skewers arrive at minimalist wooden tables, perfectly paired with a curated sake selection that invites lingering conversation long into the evening.
• Fukuyama Sushi & Ramen — Japanese · rated 4.1/5: Fukuyama Sushi & Ramen invites guests into a warm, inviting space where the precision of traditional sushi-making harmonizes with the comforting embrace of steaming, umami-rich noodle bowls. The air is thick with the savory aroma of slow-simmered broths while the sushi bar showcases a vibrant parade of fresh, jewel-toned fish, creating a dining experience that balances delicate artistry with soulful, heart-warming flavors.
• Rule of Thirds — Japanese · rated 4/5: Rule of Thirds unfolds as a luminous, high-ceilinged haven where the smoky allure of binchotan-grilled skewers meets the pristine elegance of modern Japanese technique. The kitchen balances the rustic char of succulent chicken meatballs and crispy yaki onigiri against the delicate, oceanic brightness of pressed oshizushi and ginger-kissed sawara tataki. It is a vibrant communal space where every bite—from the earthy depth of maitake mushrooms to the sweet heat of a hot honey gem salad—celebrates a soulful, contemporary approach to the izakaya experience.
• Loaf on Paper — Seafood · rated 4/5: Loaf on Paper is a serene sanctuary for the creative soul, where the earthy aroma of a toasted Hojicha latte mingles with the tactile charm of artisanal Japanese stationery. Shelves are adorned with whimsical cat-themed postcards, intricate rubber stamps, and delicate washi tapes that invite guests to linger over the art of handwritten correspondence. This curated space transforms a simple afternoon into a sensory journey of ink and paper, offering a quiet retreat where every stamp and sip celebrates the beauty of small, handcrafted details.