Best Sushi Rolls Restaurants in Chelsea Hudson Yards (10001)
6 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: January 2026
Our Top Pick
KazuNori: The Original Hand Roll Bar
Hand rolls built to be eaten immediately—crisp nori, warm rice, pristine fish.
Notable Picks
A tight, counter-driven hand-roll specialist where warm rice, crisp nori, and clean fish are the whole point. Rolls arrive one by one, keeping texture tight and seasoning precise. The room is energetic without being chaotic, ideal for a focused roll session.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spicy Tuna Hand Roll, Toro Hand Roll, Lobster Hand Roll (seasonal)
What makes it special: Hand rolls built to be eaten immediately—crisp nori, warm rice, pristine fish.
8.2
An omakase-leaning Chelsea room that still nails traditional rolls when you want them, with careful knife work and bright, balanced seasoning. The fish quality reads premium and the chefs keep the meal feeling curated rather than flashy. A polished option for roll lovers who also want a proper sushi-bar night.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bluefin Tuna Roll, Uni Hand Roll, Chef’s Seasonal Maki
What makes it special: Omakase-level technique applied to rolls in a refined Chelsea setting.
Worthy Picks
7.9
A tiny, hard-to-find sushi counter tucked inside a midblock storefront, known for remarkably well-priced fish and compact omakase sets. It’s not a luxury room, but the ingredient quality routinely beats expectations for the neighborhood.
Must-Try Dishes:
Omakase nigiri box, Toro & uni donburi, Yellowtail jalapeño nigiri
What makes it special: Serious sushi quality in a tiny, blink-and-miss-it Midtown counter.
7.9
A conveyor-belt format that keeps things playful while still offering solid everyday rolls. Expect straightforward maki done cleanly—salmon skin, spicy tuna, and rainbow variations—plus a deep bench of cooked bites. The appeal is variety and momentum more than reverence.
Must-Try Dishes:
Rainbow Roll, Salmon Skin Roll, Spider Roll
What makes it special: NYC’s rare kaiten setup with a wide, roll-heavy belt.
#5
Izumi Sushi
7.7
A dependable neighborhood shop for classic rolls that prioritize freshness and speed over theatrics. The menu sticks to familiar NYC standards—spicy tuna, salmon avocado, eel avocado—with solid rice seasoning. Best for low-friction takeout that still tastes careful.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spicy Tuna Roll, Salmon Avocado Roll, Eel Avocado Roll
What makes it special: Reliable, well-priced rolls in a low-key 28th Street storefront.
7.6
A mixed Asian kitchen that quietly turns out better-than-expected sushi rolls alongside bento and comfort staples. Rolls are straightforward, generously filled, and priced for repeat ordering. Not a destination counter, but a useful local workhorse.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shrimp Tempura Roll, California Roll, Spicy Salmon Roll
What makes it special: Budget-friendly rolls with steady execution in a bento-centric shop.