Douska is a casual handroll spot on the LES where you’ll want to become a regular.

Sasabune Express is a casual sushi spot on the UES that serves great handrolls and sushi platters.

Roy’s Fish Market is a tiny fishmonger with a sushi bar in the back, and it’s a solid option for affordable pick-up sushi on the UES.

Sushi of Gari serves some of the best sushi on the Upper East Side.

Honshu is your best option for delivery or takeout sushi in Jersey City.

Domodomo serves the best sushi in Jersey City.

Nami Nori is a reasonably priced sushi spot in the West Village that specializes in taco-shaped hand rolls and looks like a fancy nail salon.

You can have the best sushi omakase experience in Prospect Heights at Sushi Lin.

Sushi Jin is a sushi spot on the UES, and it’s one of the best places to get an omakase in the East 80s.

Sushi Yu is a neighborhood sushi spot in Washington Heights that’s perfect for when you’d like to eat some raw fish in your gym clothes.

Tataki is a casual sushi spot in Tribeca below Canal Street with a bunch of sashimi sets and outrageously named rolls.

Sushi On Jones in the West Village is an omakase sushi spot with two strictly timed tasting options.

Omakase By Maaser is a Japanese restaurant in the West Village where you can get a great omakase sushi meal for under $100.

Yuzu is a great option for casual neighborhood sushi in Central Harlem.

Sushi By M is a no-frills spot in the East Village where you sit at a counter and eat an excellent 10-piece sushi omakase for $50.

The Soho Sugarfish is the second NYC location of a popular LA sushi chain.