One of the best dinner experinces EVER. Don't come too hungrey or you'll send a fortune. more

Trite but true. O ya? Oh yeah! Omakase is the only way to go. more

on a non-descript street, O Ya is a quaint place with amazing fresh and inventive Japanese fare. excellent sake list. knowledgeable waitstaff. nice cozy decor. like other high end sushi places satisfying your hunger (esp. if it's big) will cost ya $$$$. still well worth it. a destination place. more

This is the most expensive meal I have ever had (which is saying a lot coming from a NY food fanatic. But it was totally worth it. Got my fill of sea urchin. more

Amazing, original, expensive. Redefined how I think about sushi. more

First came here when it was newly opened. Location is a bit sketchy. Did not know what to expect at all. Pretty insane "japanese" food - refined, precise and creative. Salmon Banana thing is awesome, along with kurobata pork pieces. Anything you order is pretty great, so you don't really need to order all the super expensive stuff. My main... more

love the diversity on the menu - sushi meets comfort food ? :) and just enough to keep things interesting. more

Supposed to be the most popular, but if you are a traditional Japanese food lover, this place is too experimental, and the results are unpredictable. There is no convential Japanese sushi, so everything is risky. Plus everything is way too expensive. more

Wow, what an experience. We have a new restaurant on the very top of my restaurant experiences. To start off with, TripAdvisor has the location wrong on their map, hopefully they fix that up. Luckily I checked the o ya website before heading there. Atmosphere is relaxed, appears to be a converted wearhouse with exposed brick and a nice big... more