What is the best Menus restaurant in Garment District?

Ai Fiori is our top pick for Menus restaurants in Garment District, scoring 9.1/10. Michelin-recognized Riviera cuisine with Wine Spectator Grand Award wine program

Any insider tips for Ai Fiori?

Bar Fiori offers the same quality in a more casual cocktail setting

What should I order at Ai Fiori?

Handmade pastas, Hiramasa crudo, seasonal tasting menu

When should I visit Ai Fiori?

Weekday lunch for prix fixe value or dinner for full experience

Who should go to Ai Fiori?

Fine dining enthusiasts and special occasion celebrants

Any insider tips for Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare?

Ask for counter seats near the pass for the best view of plating.

What should I order at Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare?

Seasonal tasting menu, especially bluefin taco, uni–king crab, wagyu.

When should I visit Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare?

Prime evening seatings for full-length tasting and wine pairings.

Who should go to Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare?

Fine-dining fans chasing elaborate omakase-style tasting menus.

Any insider tips for FinBar Sushi?

Sit at the counter—timing and flow are best there.

What should I order at FinBar Sushi?

Omakase, add uni, finish with toro.

When should I visit FinBar Sushi?

Early dinner before the theater rush.

Who should go to FinBar Sushi?

Sushi people who hate long productions.

Any insider tips for Watami Japanese?

Reserve and request counter seats for the full flow.

What should I order at Watami Japanese?

13-course omakase, wagyu add-on, sashimi course.

Who should go to Watami Japanese?

Workday diners who still want tasting structure.

Best Tasting Menus Restaurants in Garment District (10018)

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

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Our Top Pick

Ai Fiori

Michelin-recognized Riviera cuisine with Wine Spectator Grand Award wine program

Essential Picks

#1 Ai Fiori

9.1

$$$$ Bryant Park

Vibes: Luxury Dining Elite Date Night Magic Business Lunch Power Players

Located within the Langham Hotel, this Michelin-recognized destination from Chef Michael White delivers refined French-Italian Riviera cuisine with impeccable execution. Handmade pastas and a Wine Spectator Grand Award-winning list of over 1,000 selections elevate the experience, while the elegant dining room with Fifth Avenue views sets the stage for special occasions.

Must-Try Dishes: Sagne Pasta with Braised Rabbit, Hiramasa Crudo, Risotto ai Funghi

What makes it special: Michelin-recognized Riviera cuisine with Wine Spectator Grand Award wine program

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#2 Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare

8.9

$$$$ Hell's Kitchen

Vibes: Luxury Dining Elite Date Night Magic Birthday & Celebration Central Trendy Table Hotspots

Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare is an omakase-style, seafood-focused tasting counter hidden in the back of a Hudson Yards grocery, now led by chefs Max Natmessnig and Marco Prins. Multi-course menus lean heavily on Japanese technique and pristine product, with meticulous pacing and polished service that make it one of Midtown’s most serious splurge destinations.

Must-Try Dishes: Bluefin tuna taco, Uni and king crab course, A5 wagyu beef course

What makes it special: A Michelin-level, Japanese-leaning seafood tasting counter hidden inside a Hudson Yards market.

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Worthy Picks

#3 FinBar Sushi

7.7

$$ Garment District

Vibes: Hidden Gems Heaven Solo Dining Sanctuaries Date Night Magic Trendy Table Hotspots

A small, straightforward Midtown sushi counter that plays like a practical omakase stop: focused pieces, quick pacing, and a menu built around value-driven progression rather than theatrics. It’s strongest for diners who want a concise tasting-format meal without the full fine-dining ceremony.

Must-Try Dishes: Omakase set, Uni bite (when available), Toro hand roll

What makes it special: Midtown omakase format with a value-first mindset.

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#4 Watami Japanese

7.6

$$$ Garment District

Vibes: Hidden Gems Heaven Solo Dining Sanctuaries Date Night Magic Business Lunch Power Players

An unassuming Garment District room that surprises when you treat it like an omakase bar: solid fish sourcing, a structured course flow, and a pace that fits Midtown schedules. Expect more substance than spectacle—worth it when you prioritize clean nigiri over a scene.

Must-Try Dishes: Seasonal omakase (13-course), Wagyu nigiri (when offered), Chef’s choice sashimi course

What makes it special: Low-key Midtown omakase that’s built for efficiency.

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