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Eater in New York, NY: 1 Spot From the Video

1 spot in New York, NY, mapped from How a Master Sushi Chef Brought His Father's Octopus Recipe to NYC — Omakase by Eater.

Map of 1 spot from How a Master Sushi Chef Brought His Father's Octopus Recipe to NYC — Omakase

The spot

  1. Nakaji

    Japanese Restaurant

    48 Bowery, New York, NY 10013, USA

From the video

How a Master Sushi Chef Brought His Father's Octopus Recipe to NYC — OmakaseHow a Master Sushi Chef Brought His Father's Octopus Recipe to NYC — Omakase · Eater

Eater features Chef Nakajima, who meticulously preserves his father's Edomae sushi legacy through traditional techniques like boiling octopus in roasted green tea. He emphasizes the importance of deep relationships with fishmongers to ensure the highest quality ingredients reach his New York kitchen.

Food from the video

  • Japanese melon
  • Edomae octopus (Hojicha-boiled)
  • Octopus head with yuzu ponzu
  • Hokkaido whelk (Tsubugai)
  • Simmered conger eel (Anago)
  • Edomae gizzard shad (Kohada)
  • Toro-tekka hand roll

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Planning questions

Where did Eater eat in New York, NY?

This guide maps all 1 spot featured in the video, with names, addresses, and neighborhoods, so you can plan where to eat in New York, NY.

What are the must-try foods in New York, NY?

Creator picks from the video include Japanese melon, Edomae octopus (Hojicha-boiled), Octopus head with yuzu ponzu, Hokkaido whelk (Tsubugai). Open the map in Varedelo to see which spot each one is at.

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