The Lobster Club, located on E 53rd Street in New York City, is an innovative Japanese Brasserie by Major Food Group that offers a unique interpretation of Japanese cooking and sushi. The menu consists of classic dishes like tempura, gyoza, yakitori and robata with a focus on Teppanyaki and Sushi. Chef Tasuku Murakami sources fresh fish from Tokyo's Tsukiji market to ensure the highest quality cuisine. The restaurant's atmosphere celebrates fun and food over formality, encouraging group dining experiences. With world-renowned architect Peter Marino designing every aspect of the space from chopsticks to original Picasso Plates and sculptures, The Lobster Club boasts a uniquely stylish atmosphere that infuses Midtown Manhattan's vibrant culinary scene.
(417)
98 E 53rd Street
New York, NY
10022
Directions to E 53rd Street:
Public Transport:
- Take the subway to Lexington Av/53 St station. From there, walk east towards E 53rd Street.
Driving/Parking:
- If driving, take the FDR Drive and exit at E 53rd Street.
- There are several parking garages available in the area, including the ICON Parking garage on E 52nd street and a ParkFast garage on E 54th street.
| Tuesday | 11:45am - 2pm |
| 5pm - 11pm | |
| Wednesday | 11:45am - 2pm |
| 5pm - 11pm | |
| Thursday | 11:45am - 2pm |
| 5pm - 11pm | |
| Friday | 11:45am - 2pm |
| 5pm - 11pm | |
| Saturday | 5pm - 11pm |
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The Lobster Club, located on E 53rd Street in New York, is a Japanese Brasserie that offers a unique interpretation of Japanese cooking and sushi. With chef Tasuku Murakami at the helm, classic techniques like tempura, gyoza, yakitori and robata are on display along with a focus on Teppanyaki and Sushi. Chef Murakami sources his fish through his personal relationships at Tokyo's Tsukiji market ensuring the highest level of quality.
What sets The Lobster Club apart is its focus on food and fun rather than formality. Everything on the menu has been designed to be shared, making it perfect for groups looking to enjoy a meal together. The restaurant also offers excellent service from its waitstaff.
Designed by world-renowned architect Peter Marino, The Lobster Club is the first restaurant in America to feature his work. From uniforms to floors, original Picasso plates to Marino-designed Picasso-inspired sculptures, every item in the room has been commissioned or selected by Marino himself.
The Lobster Club occupies the former home of The Brasserie, a storied 1980s eatery that brought Downtown cool to Midtown with its around-the-clock service and famously fun crowd. That same spirit infuses The Lobster Club today.
Whether you're looking for dinner or lunch options, The Lobster Club has something for everyone. And with its excellent food and fun atmosphere, it's no wonder this restaurant has become a local favorite since opening in November 2017.
