★★★ Michelin
Masa
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.7/10
A hinoki counter for 26 diners where Masa Takayama flies in fish daily and prices the omakase accordingly.
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Cuisine
9 Sushi restaurants ranked by FlightLogic expert score and editorial research.
Quick answer
What is the best Sushi restaurant on FlightLogic? Masa in New York leads with a 4.9/5 rating and 9.7/10 expert score.
★★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.7/10
A hinoki counter for 26 diners where Masa Takayama flies in fish daily and prices the omakase accordingly.
★★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.6/10
An eight-seat Ginza counter where aged Edomae sushi is served one exacting piece at a time.
★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.2/10
A twelve-seat Shinbashi counter where Shinji Kanesaka ages his own fish and lets rice temperature do the rest.
★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.2/10
A nine-seat Edo-style counter behind a courtyard door, where Nozomu Abe ages fish with the patience of a craftsman who has nothing to prove.
★★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.6/10
Keiji Nakazawa's Edomae counter near the Public Library became the first sushi room in New York to reach three stars since Masa.
★★★ Michelin
Sushi · Edomae
Expert 9.5/10
Masahiro Yoshitake's tiny Ginza counter delivers Edomae sushi with a distinctive, polished personal style.
★★ Michelin
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 9.2/10
The Roppongi counter that extends the Jiro lineage, built on the same unforgiving rice and knife work.
★ Michelin
Sushi · Edomae
Expert 9/10
Masaki Saito's six-seat Yorkville counter remains Canada's most exacting Edomae sushi experience.
Japanese · Sushi
Expert 8.7/10
An eight-seat Edomae counter in Damansara Heights where the rice, not the room, does the talking.
MICHELIN SelectedMasa in New York is the highest-rated Sushi restaurant in the FlightLogic directory, with a 9.7/10 FlightLogic expert score and a 4.9/5 editorial rating. Scores are editorial assessments — see our methodology for how they are calculated.
Tokyo, New York, Toronto and Kuala Lumpur have the widest Sushi coverage, across 9 rated venues in total.
Yes — 8 Sushi restaurants in this directory hold at least one Michelin star. Michelin stars are awarded by the Michelin Guide and are independent of FlightLogic's own expert scores.