
Icca
4.5 (142)restaurant
This intimate Manhattan counter pairs traditional edomae omakase with meticulous rice preparation and a warm, social vibe.
Description




Set on Warren Street, the space functions as both a sushi restaurant and bar. At the counter, the head chef actively encourages interaction between patrons, often chatting openly about sushi and culinary techniques. The menu centers on seasonal ingredients—notably featuring abalone in two separate dishes. Servers assist with sake recommendations and ensure details from reservation notes are integrated into the service.
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