TOKIODELIC

Guys, just discovered the most INSANE/COOLEST spot in Manhattan, definitely an UNIQUE | UNFORGETTABLE dinning experience in this Kawaii monster spot 👿 Really NEED TO tell something about this PINKY spot. I can’t say enough about this COLORFUL sushi spot. GO for a CRAZY dinning experience The conveyer belt sent a HOMEMADE Yuzu Soda, incredible delicious. The conveyer belt Start with SUSHI TOWER DELUXE, authentic sushi tower with all fresh ingredients 🍣 is your next-stop. Wagyu w. Uni is fire 🔥 no words to describe my sashimi bowl, love the favor & texture combinations in this AMAZING tower.

Just came back from a really lovely dinner! Sit at the bar to enjoy the kawaii art coming down the conveyor belt and watch the bartender create really fun drinks! I'm a vegetarian and they were very accommodating! There are currently two dinner options, $85 and $95. They are small plates but a lot of food and I am stuffed! The staff is friendly af and we didn't feel rushed, even when we got caught up in conversation. Loved the matcha teani and the lychee cocktails.

I wanted to come here for a while and finally was able to come for my boyfriend and my anniversary. It was awesome. We sat at the conveyor belt bar and got the Pure Imagination Experience which was awesome. There were 7 imaginative courses that came with delicious sauces that the waitress came over and gave pairing suggestions for each course. The courses were filling and we both walked away super full and happy. All the food was aesthetically pleasing as well as flavorful and good. The pure imagination comes with a polaroid picture per person which was a fun touch. The restaurant itself was an instagramers paradise. Everything was in theme, there was art everywhere and even the wait staff and hostess was dressed in Kawaii theme. Though a little pricey I felt that it was worth it and would definitely return for another special event.

What an amazing and fun time. We sat at the bar thinking it was revolving sushi. But the revolving bar is actually an art installation. The food was great. Beautiful presentation. But above all is the host Hannah. She was an amazing welcoming host. So proud of the restaurant. Told us all about the artist and Kawaii. Highly suggest.

What I actually experienced was even crazier than I anticipated. The restaurant is small, and features seating for perhaps 50 people. A hostess clad head to toe in cosplay quality Kawaii dress greeted us enthusiastically. As we were shown to our table, I noticed a Japanese style sushi conveyor belt, only there was no food on it. There was art. Above our heads, light fixtures were giant lipsticks, massive floating cute cat heads, and mirrors cut into the shape of clouds. Everything in here seemed to glow some color or the other, like you were about to have a meal at Willy Wonkas Japanese uncles house. The menu was a single sheet, and had all kinds of odd and interesting items. To make sure I got the full experience, I opted for the “Pure Imagination” omakase dinner. Glad I did that, because this has to be the most fun and immersive way to have dinner here. One course at a time, the kimono wearing server brought small plates that were neatly decorated with flakes, sauces and even rice in different colors. Each of these plates was kind of a work of art in itself. A plate with a potato monster, a metal carousel with sushi riding along. A sauce plate in the style and colors of a paint palette. The finale was an item called the Chirashi Parfait. It featured 18 different items, presented in the style of ice cream, but absolutely sushi. Radical. The cocktails were fun and they had many non alcoholic items as well. I got quite full and wondered how much more I may be able to handle, but decided to call it quits and be content with what I had eaten. Just before I requested my check, I noticed some boxes in a hallway. Inside clear bins, were those bears from the 6%DOKIDOKI store in Japan. I couldn’t believe it. I bought one as a souvenir but I have a very special little girl in mind that I think would love an Easter surprise. Overall the whole place was fun, I would recommend it to any sushi enthusiast in NYC, especially the adventurous and colorful of you. Considering the fun spirited theme of the place, I’m sure you can wear whatever you want in. You’ll be wearing a huge smile on your way out.