An East Village Omakase Counter Drawn By Hand
An East Village omakase counter inside a hand drawn room, with creative rolls like salmon and potato chip flakes.
🖊️ Inside The Sketchbook
Shirokuro builds its identity around an omakase counter wrapped in hand drawn lines. The room skips wallpaper and prints, and every surface reads as part of a sketchbook, and illustrated panels run through the dining room while warm lamps soften the black and white drawings. This East Village omakase room deserves a minute before the first bite.
The food follows the same playful direction. Creative rolls include salmon with potato chip flakes, plus white cod under a miso topping. Staff remember preferences, which makes a return visit feel personal.
Lunch runs noon to three and dinner from five, with Friday and Saturday service to eleven. A three roll combo sits at thirty three dollars, and a late happy hour after nine keeps drinks reasonable. Find it at 103 2nd Ave in Manhattan.
