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05/22/2026
June reservations are now open, and with summer just around the corner, there is still time to experience our Spring Menu!
Since opening in 2019, our chefs have never repeated the same seasonal menu twice - each spring is a completely new expression inspired by the seasonal flavors of Japan. We invite you to join us before the season comes to a close.
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05/01/2026
Spring Sake Pairing pouring now!
❀ Hakkaisan Awa
❀ Nanbu Bijin All Koji
❀ Izumibashi Kimoto Junmai
❀ Fukucho Junmai Ginjo Spring Nama
❀ Harada Arabashiri .222
❀ Masumi Arabashiri
❀ Oka Sake Bermutto
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05/01/2026
Spring Sake Pairing pouring now!
❀ Hakkaisan Awa
❀ Nanbu Bijin All Koji
❀ Izumibashi Kimoto Junmai
❀ Fukucho Junmai Ginjo Spring Nama
❀ Harada Arabashiri .222
❀ Masumi Arabashiri
❀ Oka Sake Bermutto
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04/24/2026
May reservations are open, and our Spring Menu is in full swing! We start off the night with charcoal-grilled Hotaru Ika, Firefly Squid, coming from Toyama prefecture gently perched on top of grilled Takenoko, bamboo shoots.
Book your seat soon while these ingredients are still available and experience what Chef Akiyama and his team have thoughtfully created for this Spring season!
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03/31/2026
Meet the Dekopon—Japan’s prized mandarin, instantly recognizable by its signature crown. In the U.S., it’s known as Sumo Citrus, a nod to the topknot-like bump that gives this fruit its character.
This spring, we celebrate its vibrant sweetness in a delicate dessert: paired with sage ice cream, apricot kernel foam, and a gentle drizzle of honey. Bright, aromatic, and quietly complex—each bite captures the essence of the season in full bloom.
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03/27/2026
Spring is in the air—and with it, a new chapter begins. Our hand-dyed Spring Noren, crafted by now graces our storefront, marking the transition to our Spring Menu.
We invite you to step inside and experience the flavors, colors, and inspirations that Spring has awakened in our kitchen and dining room 🌸
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03/24/2026
Uonuma Shiitake — grown in the snowy mountains of Niigata. Nurtured by pure snowmelt, these mushrooms are prized for their bouncy texture and deep, rich umami — on another level from your everyday shiitake.
The spring harvest, known as haruko, offers an even more pronounced aroma and a richer, more layered flavor than its autumn counterpart. For our spring menu, chef lightly marinates it in dashi, then grills it over binchotan. Simple, precise, and all about letting this rare seasonal ingredient shine.
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03/15/2026
Final evening of our ’25–’26 Winter Menu!
As we prepare to welcome our Spring Menu later this week, we invite you to join us tonight for one last chance to savor the season. If you’ve been meaning to try the persimmon soufflé, this may be your final opportunity—who knows when it might return. It has been one of our favorite soufflés at Tsukimi to date!
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03/11/2026
Our shiny 2025 Michelin plaque has arrived! We’re deeply grateful to the for this honor and humbled to be recognized alongside so many remarkable restaurants in the city.
Retaining our star for the fifth consecutive year is a reflection of the passion and dedication of the entire Tsukimi team—past and present—who have shaped our journey since opening in 2019.
To our guests, regulars, friends, and family: your continued support means more to us than words can express. We look forward to welcoming you back to our dining room soon!
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03/04/2026
Thank you ! As we approach our seventh year this summer, we remain profoundly grateful to our guests, regulars, and friends whose unwavering support has carried us through every high and low.
Join us as we wrap up our ’25–’26 Winter Season—before our green noren makes its return (see Nadia’s Insider Tip in the dining report to learn the meaning of our noren, link in bio!)
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02/20/2026
Each piece in our Sashimi Course is carefully cut and paired with a condiment to enhance its texture and flavor. Wild Hirame from Hokkaido with yuzu and daikon, Shima Aji from Ehime with ginger and shiso, and Aori Ika from Ōita—thinly sliced and finished with a touch of charcoal sea salt.
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02/10/2026
Our Winter Menu dessert features the persimmon - a symbol of luck, prosperity and longevity. Baked gently within the fruit with luscious persimmon jam on the bottom, the soufflé is paired with a smooth, nutty cashew nut ice cream. An unforgettable dessert to welcome all the sweet things the New Year will bring!
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02/05/2026
Anago Shabu-Shabu. Saltwater eel sourced from Tsushima, meticulously prepared with delicate knife work, then lightly blanched in kombu dashi to achieve the perfect texture. Now featured on our Winter Menu.
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01/30/2026
Our seasonal soup course features Kue, the longtooth grouper, sourced from Mie prefecture. The umami rich broth made from the bones of the Kue will undoubtedly warm you from the inside out.
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01/20/2026
Kohakutō is a traditional Japanese sugar confection, formed into delicate, jewel-like crystals. Featured in our wagashi course, it reflects intention, clarity, and renewal for the New Year.
As we welcome 2026, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for the continued love and support that has carried us forward. We look ahead with excitement, committed to creating unforgettable moments as we thoughtfully reimagine what we have built—shaping a more beautiful tomorrow.
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11/19/2025
We are deeply grateful to have retained our Michelin star for the fifth consecutive year. Thank you to for this honor and for your continued commitment to uplifting our industry.
This recognition is a testament to the passion and dedication of our incredible team at Tsukimi, whose spirit has shaped our journey since opening in 2019.
To our guests, regulars, friends, and family—your unwavering support means the world to us. We are humbled to create memories with you, and we couldn’t do what we love without your trust and generosity. We look forward to welcoming you back to our dining room soon.
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11/03/2025
Our Fall Menu opens with a trio of small bites — the chef’s interpretation of sakizuke, the opening course in a traditional kaiseki meal. Designed to awaken the palate, this course sets the tone for what’s to follow.
Each bite highlights a harmony of textures and seasonal flavors: Salt-cured sanma on a crispy potato wrapped in shiso leaf; Mochiko tartlet with Fujisan salmon, house-made tofu, and marinated ikura; Miyazaki Wagyu maki with pickled kohlrabi and fried kombu. A prelude to the season’s colors and an invitation to the journey ahead.
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10/28/2025
Temari Sushi, a Kyoto classic now featured on our Fall Menu.
Inspired by temari, the hand-embroidered play balls once gifted to children, these bite-sized sushi were said to be favorites of Kyoto’s geisha and maiko — elegant, artful, and just the right size for refined enjoyment.
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10/23/2025
Figs. Earl Grey. Orange. Sweet Potato.
The palette of autumn on a plate.
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10/21/2025
Hiyaoroshi vibes on East 10th Street.
Cool and warm tones intertwine—autumn in full swing.
Shichida’s Hiyaoroshi, crafted from the elegant Aiyama rice polished to 75%, is pasteurized only once and rested through the summer, emerging in fall with beautiful depth and balance. Now featured in our Fall beverage pairing—don’t miss it.
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10/13/2025
Oyster Chawanmushi with Nori Sauce, Hokkaido Uni and Kaluga Caviar. The next evolution of Chef Akiyama’s iconic egg dish.
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Address
228 E. 10th Street
New York, NY
10003
To get to the Japanese restaurant on E. 10th Street in New York by public transport, you can take the subway to the Astor Place station (6 train), or the 8th Street-NYU station (N and R trains). From there, walk east on E. 8th St. until you reach the intersection with Fourth Ave. Turn right onto Fourth Ave and continue walking south until you reach E. 10th St, where you will find the restaurant.
If driving, take FDR Drive to exit for Houston Street/1st Avenue. Continue straight on Houston Street and take a right on Avenue A. Take another right onto E. 10th Street and look for parking options along the street or nearby garages.
Please note that these directions are not specific to any particular location or establishment on E. 10th St in New York City, but rather provide general directions to help navigate the area.
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
7pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
7pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
7pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
7pm - 10pm |
| Sunday |
7pm - 10pm |
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What people say
Japanese restaurants are known for their exquisite cuisine, attention to detail, and unique dining experiences. Tsukimi, located on E. 10th Street in New York, is no exception. This modern take on kaiseki offers a culinary journey that is sure to delight the senses.
One of the standout features of Tsukimi is their use of seasonal ingredients. Their early summer menu features rhubarb sorbet, which is a must-try before the end of June when rhubarb season comes to an end. Additionally, their beverage pairing includes Nanbu Bijin’s All Koji, a unique creation from Iwate prefecture that perfectly complements their uni & caviar course.
The attention to detail extends beyond just the food and drink offerings at Tsukimi. The Aori Ika from Ōita with nori and pickled kumquat showcases Chef's finely cut pieces of squid that improve its texture and flavor. The magical nori chip and pickled kumquat add an extra layer of complexity to this already delicious dish.
Overall, Tsukimi offers a dining experience that is not only delicious but also visually stunning. From the carefully crafted dishes to the beautiful Japanese lacquerware used for serving, every aspect of this restaurant has been thoughtfully considered. If you're looking for a unique and unforgettable dining experience in New York City, look no further than Tsukimi on E. 10th Street.
