Nobu Fifty Seven Customer Reviews
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Nobu Fifty Seven brings world-renowned Japanese-Peruvian fusion to Midtown Manhattan, just a short walk from major concert halls and performance venues. With its sleek, modern design, dramatic lighting, and buzzing ambiance, this two-level hotspot is a go-to for diners who want a memorable meal before the show. Whether you're craving miso black cod or rock shrimp tempura, this stylish spot delivers bold flavors in a chic, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Located just steps from major Midtown venues, Nobu Fifty Seven is a favorite for its quick yet polished service and lively pre-show energy. With its spacious layout and vibrant crowd, it's ideal for kicking off your night with elevated bites and cocktails. Despite its popularity, the restaurant maintains an energetic but not overly loud vibe—perfect when you want to chat before the music starts.
Reviewers rave about the signature dishes like yellowtail with jalapeño and the black cod miso. The sushi is consistently praised for its freshness, and the service is described as attentive and professional. Diners love the vibrant atmosphere and say it’s a perfect place to feel the NYC energy before heading to a concert.
It’s definitely on the pricier side, and reservations are highly recommended—even for early dinner slots. Some guests noted that the space can feel a little crowded during peak hours, but that’s part of the buzz for many concert-goers.
If you're looking for a stylish, high-energy spot with bold Japanese flavors before your night of music, Nobu Fifty Seven hits all the right notes.
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