Sushi
Long Island omakase with fresh fish, date-night polish, and flexible pacing.
Sato Omakase is a $$$$ Sushi restaurant on the Blackbird network. Check in on Blackbird when you visit.
Why go
Sato Omakase is a $$$$ sushi spot with a strong Google signal: 4.8 stars from 104 reviews. The through-line in highlighted praise is clear—fresh fish, careful preparation, attentive service, and a room that works for a polished date night.
Reviewers call out both 16-course and 18-course omakase options, with the 18-course experience described as “phenomenal” and generous enough that the pieces “just kept coming.” One useful detail: the pacing may be more flexible than rigid counter-style omakase, with parties seemingly served by arrival rather than one synchronized bar timeline.
The praise is not totally unqualified: one reviewer found the dashi soup underwhelming and thought some appetizers looked better than they tasted. But the main-course sushi, service, atmosphere, a drink at the bar, and green tea ice cream all earn enthusiastic notes.
One reviewer said Sato Omakase allows extra pieces at the end—something they noted not every omakase offers.
What people say
From real reviewsTried a lot of omakase in the city, but first time trying one in LI. I’m glad I found this location as first experience. Great customer service and nice date night spot. We tried 16-course omakase, the apps were beautiful and aesthetic, taste could be better. Wasn’t fan of the…
Stoped by for the 18 course omakase, and as has been noted it is phenomenal. The fish is super fresh, and everything was so carefully prepared and served. Overall alot about an hour or so for the meal, it isnt as structured as some other places where the whole bar is on the sa…
Where do I start? Everything was phenomenal. The food, service, and atmosphere were great. The 18 course omakase was well worth it and felt like the pieces just kept coming. Also you can order extra pieces at the end, which is something not every omakase lets you do. Even the…
Spring Omakase 2026 – SATO
A precise expression of seasonality guided by technique and balance, featuring SATO Monaka with toro, Hokkaido uni, and oscietra caviar, followed by courses of oshitashi, sakura dai suimono, nigiri progression including hirame, sayori, wild horse mackerel, kohada, sakura masu, kinmedai with uni and asparagus cream, tuna sequence with zuke akami, chu-toro and toro, and concluding with Hokkaido uni, anago, miso panna cotta and genmaicha.
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Inside Sato Omakase
4.8
104 Google reviews
$$$$
Guide
Why go
Sato Omakase is a $$$$ sushi spot with a strong Google signal: 4.8 stars from 104 reviews. The through-line in highlighted praise is clear—fresh fish, careful preparation, attentive service, and a room that works for a polished date night.
Reviewers call out both 16-course and 18-course omakase options, with the 18-course experience described as “phenomenal” and generous enough that the pieces “just kept coming.” One useful detail: the pacing may be more flexible than rigid counter-style omakase, with parties seemingly served by arrival rather than one synchronized bar timeline.
The praise is not totally unqualified: one reviewer found the dashi soup underwhelming and thought some appetizers looked better than they tasted. But the main-course sushi, service, atmosphere, a drink at the bar, and green tea ice cream all earn enthusiastic notes.
4.8
104 Google reviews
$$$$
Spring Omakase 2026 – SATO
A precise expression of seasonality guided by technique and balance, featuring SATO Monaka with toro, Hokkaido uni, and oscietra caviar, followed by courses of oshitashi, sakura dai suimono, nigiri progression including hirame, sayori, wild horse mackerel, kohada, sakura masu, kinmedai with uni and asparagus cream, tuna sequence with zuke akami, chu-toro and toro, and concluding with Hokkaido uni, anago, miso panna cotta and genmaicha.
What people say
From real reviewsTried a lot of omakase in the city, but first time trying one in LI. I’m glad I found this location as first experience. Great customer service and nice date night spot. We tried 16-course omakase, the apps were beautiful and aesthetic, taste could be better. Wasn’t fan of the…
Stoped by for the 18 course omakase, and as has been noted it is phenomenal. The fish is super fresh, and everything was so carefully prepared and served. Overall alot about an hour or so for the meal, it isnt as structured as some other places where the whole bar is on the sa…
Where do I start? Everything was phenomenal. The food, service, and atmosphere were great. The 18 course omakase was well worth it and felt like the pieces just kept coming. Also you can order extra pieces at the end, which is something not every omakase lets you do. Even the…
One reviewer said Sato Omakase allows extra pieces at the end—something they noted not every omakase offers.
What kind of food does Sato Omakase serve?
Sato Omakase serves Sushi cuisine.
How expensive is Sato Omakase?
Sato Omakase is in the $$$$ price range on a $ to $$$$ scale.
How do I check in at Sato Omakase?
Download the Blackbird app, visit Sato Omakase in person, and check in from the app. Check-ins earn FLY and count toward Flytown's daily Hotspots ranking.
