The best sushi in Park Slope
15 sushi places in Park Slope, ranked on one scale — 8 of them have earned a Sweet Score. Top of the list is Tenichi Ramen on 94; idashi Omakase takes second with 94. This is mostly $$ territory ($15–30): 79% of the list. Order-wise, omakase, sashimi and sesame chicken get mentioned more than anything else.
- Median Sweet Score here: 50
- Typical place carries 266 ratings
- 13 deliver
- 13 take reservations
- 2 have outdoor seating
Tenichi RamenTop 10%
Top 10% in Kings County, on 2,156 ratings.
idashi OmakaseTop 10%
Top 10% in Kings County, on 258 ratings.
LUYA Omakase & Wine BarTop 10%
Top 10% in Kings County, on 172 ratings.
Ki SushiTop 25%
Upper quarter of Kings County — 620 ratings behind it.
Kiku Asian BistroLocal favorite
Rated above the typical place in Kings County.
Sushi KatsueiLocal favorite
Rated above the typical place in Kings County.
JPan SushiLocal favorite
Rated above the typical place in Kings County.
Mikado - Park SlopeLocal favorite
Rated above the typical place in Kings County.
Koi Omakase
Sushi Yashin
Natto hibachi and sushi
Aji Sushi $ Thai
AKO Asian
kiku sushi
New Kiku Sushi
That’s all 15 of them ✦
What else Park Slope is known for
Sushi in Park Slope, briefly
What is the best sushi in Park Slope?
Tenichi Ramen currently ranks first with a Sweet Score of 94, built on 2,156 ratings. The list re-sorts itself as ratings move, so first place is not permanent.
How many sushi places are there in Park Slope?
We track 15. 8 of them have earned a Sweet Score, which means they rated above the median for their county and category. The rest are listed with their address, hours and what people order — just without a number.
How much does sushi cost in Park Slope?
The commonest price band on this list is $$ — $15–30 — covering 79% of the places we track here.
How is this list ordered?
By the Sweet Score, a 4–96 rating built from where a place ranks against others in its own county and its own category. 50 is the median, 78 is the top quarter, 90 is the top 10%. A place below the median is still listed — it just doesn't carry a number, because we only publish a score when it's good news.
Sushi in Park Slope we haven’t got to?
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