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For three decades, Kazunori Nozawa helped shape Los Angeles sushi culture with his 25-year-old omakase den Sushi Nozawa in Studio City (it shuttered in 2012), hand-roll bar KazuNori and high-quality sushi chain Sugarfish. Now, the raw-fish legend makes the move to New York with a Flatiron sister to the Sugarfish family.
In the bi-level restaurant, you’ll find Sugarfish signatures like a set menu comprised of sashimi, nigiri (snapper, yellowtail) and hand rolls (toro, blue crab) but with the addition of local catch to the usual West Coast lineup. 33 E 20th St (347-705-8100, sugarfishsushi.com)
Check out dishes, the space and menu below:

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Noah Fecks

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