Japanese Restaurant in Flatiron With Rotating Art Exhibitions
Dine at a Japanese restaurant in Flatiron where rotating art exhibitions, workshops and live performances share the room.
🎨 Sushi, Soba and Rotating Art
THE GALLERY by Odo is a Japanese restaurant in Flatiron that shares its room with rotating art exhibitions. Chef Hiroki Odo runs this sibling space right next door to Odo, his two Michelin starred kaiseki flagship, and the calendar also brings workshops and live performances beyond the dining tables.
The kitchen moves from sushi to wagyu topped soba, with clean presentation shaping each plate. Tasting menus and pop-ups widen the range, and the intimate, relaxed room suits a quiet lunch, a date night, or a special occasion built around dinner and art.
Lunch runs Tuesday through Sunday from a quarter to noon until half past two in the afternoon. Dinner follows on the same days from 5 PM to half past ten PM, and the restaurant is closed on Monday. Find it at 17 West 20th Street on the fourth floor in Manhattan, with mid-priced Japanese dining and a gallery in one stop.
