New York, USA
From Michelin Guide
Hidden away in a corner of Grand Central, at the base of the ritzy One Vanderbilt building, Jōji presents a disarming oasis of calm and sophistication amidst the hustle and bustle. The meal begins with small plates that blend Japanese flavors with seasonal elements, as in a sashimi of buri with green apple, ginger, and yuzu zest, followed by nigiri featuring a blend of Koshihikari and Nanatsuboshi rice, carefully vinegared to showcase the flavor of the fish. The variety of excellent seafood, largely sourced from Toyosu Market, is impressive, and even devoted sybarites will leave satisfied. Expect an abundance of luxury ingredients (and commensurate pricing), like a lightly cooked langoustine layered with creamy petals of uni, or a delicate, silky chawanmushi topped with golden Osetra.
From Visitor Experiences
1. $375 Omakase Menu: Jōji offers a 24-course meal with a seasonal omakase menu that costs $375 per person, with the option to pair it with premium sake and fine wine for an additional cost. 2. Private Dining Room: The restaurant has a private dining room for up to eight people, providing an intimate experience for special occasions. 3. Jōji Box: Jōji offers a take-out sushi counter next door, where customers can pick up boxes containing nigiri, maki rolls, and sashimi, as well as à la carte items.
From Visitor Experiences
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