Artfully arranged sushi platter with fresh salmon nigiri and maki rolls on a wooden board

Est. 2018

Tokyo Bites

Where tradition meets craftsmanship. Every piece tells a story of precision, freshness, and the art of Japanese culinary heritage.

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Warmly lit interior of Tokyo Bites sushi bar with wooden counter and hanging lanterns
Tokyo's Finest Sushi Experience

Crafted with
Precision & Passion

At Tokyo Bites, we honor the centuries-old traditions of Edomae sushi while embracing modern techniques. Our chefs train for years to master the art of selecting the freshest fish, seasoning the perfect vinegar rice, and presenting each piece as a work of art.

Every ingredient is sourced with intention — from the wild-caught salmon flown in from Hokkaido to the organic rice from Niigata prefecture. We believe great sushi is a harmony of simplicity and excellence.

Head Chef Kenji Nakamura portrait

Kenji Nakamura

Head Chef & Founder

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Chef Kenji Nakamura at the sushi counter
Behind the Counter

Chef Kenji
Nakamura

With over two decades of dedication to the craft, Chef Kenji Nakamura brings the soul of Edomae sushi to every plate. Trained under master itamae in Tokyo's Tsukiji district, he spent ten years honing his technique before bringing his vision to New York.

His philosophy is simple: respect the ingredient, honor the tradition, and never stop learning. Every morning begins at the market — selecting the day's catch by sight, smell, and touch. It's a ritual that never grows old.

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Signature Dish: Omakase Nigiri Set

Seven meticulously crafted pieces — from Hokkaido uni to toro tartare with oscietra caviar — a journey through texture and flavor that changes with the season.

22
Years Experience
12K+
Omakase Served
3
Michelin Recognitions
Salmon nigiri set

Salmon Nigiri Set

$24

Four pieces of atlantic salmon nigiri with soy, wasabi, and pickled ginger.

Tuna and salmon combo

Tuna & Salmon Combo

$32

Six pieces each of tuna akami and salmon nigiri — the perfect introduction.

Dragon roll

Dragon Roll

$18

Shrimp tempura, cucumber, avocado top, unagi sauce, and toasted sesame.

Rainbow roll

Rainbow Roll

$22

Crab, avocado, cucumber wrapped with salmon, tuna, shrimp, and yellowtail.

Spicy tuna roll

Spicy Tuna Roll

$14

Chopped sriracha-spiced tuna, cucumber, scallion, and sesame — a classic.

Volcano roll

Volcano Roll

$20

Baked spicy crab and cream cheese, topped with sriracha aioli and tobiko.

Unagi donburi

Unagi Donburi

$28

Grilled eel over steamed rice with tare glaze, sesame, and shredded nori.

Veggie maki set

Veggie Maki Set

$16

Cucumber, avocado, pickled daikon, and shiso wrapped in soy paper.

Premium sashimi platter

Premium Sashimi Platter

$48

Chef's selection of 12 premium sashimi slices — tuna, salmon, yellowtail, scallop.

Spider roll

Spider Roll

$19

Soft-shell crab tempura, avocado, cucumber, spicy mayo, and masago.

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Experience

We welcome you to our table. Whether it's an intimate dinner, a celebration with friends, or a solo evening at the sushi bar — every seat is prepared with care.

Opening Hours

Monday — Thursday11:30 AM — 10:00 PM
Friday — Saturday11:30 AM — 11:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Public HolidaysClosed

What Our Guests Say

Real words from those who have shared a meal with us.

Our Location

47 Spring Street, New York, NY 10012 — in the heart of SoHo.

Follow Our Journey

Behind the scenes, daily specials, and the artistry that fills our plates.

Chef preparing nigiri at the counter with warm lighting
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Close-up of fresh salmon sashimi on a ceramic plate
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Assorted maki rolls arranged on a wooden board
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Dragon roll with avocado slices drizzled in sauce
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Tuna and salmon nigiri on a black slate platter
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Rainbow roll with vibrant sashimi toppings
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Scallop sashimi with citrus garnish on ice
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Grilled eel unagi dish with tare glaze and sesame
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