Watch Sushi Chefs at Work Behind a Ninth Avenue Storefront
Slip behind a plain Ninth Avenue storefront for generous sushi, ramen, and Japanese plates built for a quick meal.
🍣 A Storefront That Puts Fish First
Sushi Star hides behind a plain storefront on Ninth Avenue, and the dining room keeps things quiet and lets the food stay front and center. From the seats you can watch the chefs shape each piece with visible care, no flashy presentation, no modern twists.
The menu runs wider than the name suggests. Alongside sushi you will find teriyaki plates, salads, and filling bowls of ramen. Regulars steer toward the spicy tuna roll, though the eel earns the strongest word of mouth here, and more than six hundred diners have rated the room 4.6 stars.
Prices stay low, portions stay generous, and the kitchen moves fast enough for a solo lunch or an early dinner before the 9 PM close. Order it at the table, take it to go, or send it out for delivery.
