Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are J's Kitchen New York, Momofuku Noodle Bar and Secchu Yokota 折衷よこ田, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
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Find fine dining japanese restaurants in Stuyvesant Town. Great japanese food that fits your budget.
Stuyvesant Town's Fine Dining Japanese Destinations
Stuyvesant Town is home to an exceptional collection of Japanese fine dining destinations that offer a sophisticated escape for discerning diners. This curated selection features everything from the renowned flavors of Momofuku Noodle Bar and Secchu Yokota to the intimate, high-end experiences found at Bar Miller, Tomokase, and Studio 151. Each of these establishments showcases the precision and artistry of Japanese culinary traditions, providing a range of elegant atmospheres perfect for any special occasion.
30 restaurants in Best Fine Dining Japanese Restaurants in Stuyvesant Town | Fine Dining Japanese Food
- J's Kitchen New York · rated 5/5: Chinese.
- Momofuku Noodle Bar · rated 5/5: Japanese.
- Secchu Yokota 折衷よこ田 · rated 4.9/5: Japanese.
- Bar Miller · rated 4.9/5: Japanese.
- Cube 55 Food Cart · rated 4.9/5: Japanese.
- Poke and Roll Sushi · rated 4.8/5: Japanese.
- Ama Raw Bar East Village · rated 4.7/5: Seafood.
- Tomokase · rated 4.7/5: Japanese.
- Tabetomo · rated 4.6/5: Japanese.
- Satsko · rated 4.6/5: Japanese.
- Evil Katsu · rated 4.6/5: Japanese.
- Momofuku Noodle Bar · rated 4.5/5: Japanese.
- Minca · rated 4.5/5: Japanese.
- Proong Noodle Bar · rated 4.5/5: Thai.
- J's Kitchen New York · rated 4.4/5: Japanese.
- Hibachi Express · rated 4.4/5: Japanese.
- Hibachi Express · rated 4.3/5: Japanese.
- East 21 · rated 4.3/5: Chinese.
- Hane · rated 4.2/5: Japanese.
- Hane Sushi · rated 4.2/5: Japanese.
- Tofu Sushi · rated 4.2/5: Japanese.
- 11 Tigers · rated 4.1/5: Thai.
- Studio 151 · rated 4.1/5: Japanese.
- Yaya Tea · rated 3/5: Japanese.
- 11 Tigers · rated 2/5: Thai.
- Minca: Japanese.
- Kijitora: Japanese.
- Hello, Yam!: Korean.
- Evil Katsu: Japanese.
- To Eat Sushi: Japanese.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
