Two Fort Greene Sushi Spots From Salmon Pizza to a Long Omakase

One Ashland Place kitchen plays with sushi led by a Jean Georges alum. A decade-old Myrtle Avenue fixture builds its name on chawanmushi and a long omakase.

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Ashland Place and Myrtle Avenue


Playful Sushi on Ashland Place

Mito pairs sushi by a Jean Georges alum with playful creations like a sashimi salmon pizza. Warm dishes include dumpling soup and sesame chicken, with cocktails on the side. Guests eat in a styled, spacious room or at outdoor hibachi tables.

Mito4.4 (205)Mon – Thu, 11:30 – 22:00; Fri – Sat, 11:30 – 23:00; Sun, 12:00 – 22:00Brooklyn, New York

A Myrtle Avenue Fixture

Yamashiro has served Myrtle Avenue for over a decade in a relaxed, industrial-chic room. The menu runs from shrimp tempura to large sushi rolls. Its chawanmushi stands out, and a 19-course omakase shows off creative plating. Sake sangria and prompt service keep the room low-pressure.

Yamashiro4.5 (489)Mon – Sat, 11:30 – 22:00; Sun, 12:00 – 22:00Brooklyn, New York

Playful Plates or a Long Omakase

Mito suits a casual dinner of creative rolls and warm dishes, inside or at the hibachi tables. Yamashiro suits a longer evening built around chawanmushi and the 19-course omakase.


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