Mido Omakase – West Village, NYC
Experience Mido Omakase in NYC’s West Village. Enjoy handcrafted sushi, sashimi, and omakase in a modern Japanese setting. Dine in, takeout, or delivery.
Welcome to Mido Omakase in the heart of West Village, New York City. Our restaurant offers a refined Japanese dining experience featuring premium sushi, fresh sashimi, and curated omakase menus. Whether you’re looking for a casual dinner or a special occasion, Mido West Village delivers an unforgettable culinary journey.
West Village: Mido Omakase
Phone Number
(347) 808-3788
Address
88 W 3rd ST
New York, NY 10012
Business Hours
Monday- Friday 5pm - 10pm
Saturday & Sunday 12–3 PM, 5–10 PM
About Mido
Mido Sushi fuses traditional Japanese food with inventive, French-inspired nouvelle cuisine, topped with talented chefs with years of industry experience. Our dishes are extremely exquisite to the taste buds, the cream of the crop.

We ordered the seasonal omakase which was $150 per person. I can’t remember all the different things we ate but it was a really nice touch that for each course they showed us a picture of the fish we were eating. Some of the things we ate were snapper, scallops, shrimp, tuna, salmon, and much more. The menu is super curated and our chef had great attention to detail but kept up with our speed as each time we finished one course he was almost done preparing the next one. He was kind and offered to adjust the soy sauce and wasabi ratio which was considerate.
As far as constructive feedback I would suggest more maintenance with the bathroom as it’s only one stall being shared for everyone there and it can get quite messy fast.
The staff here was pleasant and really help to provide a luxe experience. Overall I enjoyed my time and I absolutely recommend.
We chose their original omakase set, which included 1 appetizer, 13 nigiri, and 1 kaisendon for $100. We also got a carafe of sake. Everything was great. My favorites of this omakase set were their botan ebi, miso black cod, and uni kaisendon. We also decided to follow up with an otoro handroll and uni nigiri. Loved those pieces and thought that they did them really well. This spot is more traditional (less innovative with their pieces/garnishes) and has a bigger focus on white fish. With each piece, we were shown a powerpoint and picture of the fish. Staff was great. Cool experience, and good omakase in Williamsburg!
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