Sushi On Me

What groups say

Groups book out the counter for birthdays and friend or coworker outings, with a 15-course omakase and bottomless sake.

• Seating is a single counter in a small basement room, so groups near the maximum effectively buy out the space.
• Reviewers report parties of about 10 to 16 taking the entire counter, often for birthdays.
• Format is a fixed 15-course omakase with all-you-can-drink sake, served in roughly 1 hour.
• Reviewers cite about $89 plus tip in earlier years and around $120 to $130 per person later, with cash only noted and reservations well in advance.

Drawn from 70 Google reviews of Sushi On Me that mention a group, a private room or a celebration, read September 2026. The reviews below describe a group visit, private rooms and larger events first, with the critical ones kept in.

• milestone birthday buyout

  We recently celebrated a milestone birthday here and hired the whole counter! It was SO fun! The food is delicious, staff is so fun and the entire experience was great! Looking for an excuse to go back soon!

• birthday full buyout

  came here to celebrate a friend’s birthday and reserved the entire restaurant. LOVED the ambience, the staff were so fun to hang out with! had the time of our lives, food was great, and even had a karaoke sesh! i’ve never been to such a hyped up omakase restaurant, def would consider this for my birthday! only wished we saw the menu first so we could look at what we were getting! they were super accommodating w allergies, helped us out with pictures, knew all the hit karaoke songs for our group. extremely friendly and fun staff!

• group buyout dinner, party of 16

  Came here with a group of 16 so has the entire place to ourselves. Have to say, even after years of living in NYC, this is definitely one of the best dining experiences I have had. The food and service was impeccable. So much fun!!!

• coworker group outing

  Love...love...loved this place! Delicious food, great music, fun and interactive chef's and servers. I just wish it kept going. I went with a group of friends. We had an amazing time. The surprise of it all and the presentation of the dishes were so unique and elevated the meal. If you're planning on going, pick a fun group of friends to join you. The vibe at the bar is lively, upbeat and fun. IF you choose the right group to join in on this experience it'll be even better. Its a dark speakeasy atmosphere. One of the servers even did karaoke - and we sang along (not corny). My coworker set this all up and strategically invited the max amount of people to reserve the bar table so that it would be exclusive for us and we all had a great time...it helps that we're a vibrant group and had unlimited sake 😀

• group omakase seating

  As much as I wanted to like this place because the staff were so sweet, the experience really falls short. If you are a foodie, this is not the place, I wouldn’t recommend this place, they serve generic sushi that any other sushi place serves. The hype is really the “party” atmosphere, the staff gets drunk with the costumers, however the issue with that is the hygiene also declines. Our chef had gloves on, but he was also touching and grabbing costumers, grabbing the music iPad, passing the iPad to the costumers to select their music, placing the iPad on top of the cutting board, then coming back to make your food. By the last 2-3 courses he no longer had gloves on and still serving food. Which caused me to get sick They also didn’t have any beverages other than sake beer and tap water. Because everyone is somewhat drunk, they pretty much allow other costumers to harass each other. A group of men were grabbing and touching a group of females, and they were clearly uncomfortable. But staff was just laughing it off. The experience was pretty cringy and underwhelming.

Good to know

Hours, spend and amenities from Google. Private event hours and minimums are set by the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions

Can Sushi On Me host a large group?

Sushi On Me welcomes larger parties for group dining in Jackson Heights. Studio-apartment-sized restaurant; full buyout for counter seating; 15-course omakase with bottomless sake; book 1 month ahead; 71-26 Roosevelt Ave Jackson Heights.

How much does it cost to book a private event at Sushi On Me?

Guests at Sushi On Me typically spend $100+ per person on a regular visit, according to Google, before drinks and tip. A private room is usually booked on a food and beverage minimum that scales from that per-head figure, and a full buyout is priced on the restaurant's expected revenue for the night. Minimums run higher on Friday and Saturday nights and through December. Contact Sushi On Me for the current minimum and deposit terms.

When is Sushi On Me open?

Sushi On Me is open daily from 5:00 to 11:00 PM, serving dinner. The restaurant takes reservations for regular tables. Private rooms can often be booked outside these hours, including daytime events, so ask when you inquire.

What kind of restaurant is Sushi On Me?

Sushi On Me is a $$$$ Japanese / Omakase restaurant in Jackson Heights, New York City, rated 4.8 stars across 566 Google reviews.

What do guests say about group dining at Sushi On Me?

Groups book out the counter for birthdays and friend or coworker outings, with a 15-course omakase and bottomless sake. Seating is a single counter in a small basement room, so groups near the maximum effectively buy out the space. Reviewers report parties of about 10 to 16 taking the entire counter, often for birthdays. Format is a fixed 15-course omakase with all-you-can-drink sake, served in roughly 1 hour. Reviewers cite about $89 plus tip in earlier years and around $120 to $130 per person later, with cash only noted and reservations well in advance. Reviewers praise: staff run birthdays as a full karaoke and music party; reservation and pre-event communication described as seamless; allergies and shellfish restrictions accommodated for group members; set 15-course menu plus unlimited sake keeps pricing predictable. Watch for: loud party format; not for groups wanting quiet dining; pacing can feel rushed, 15 courses in about an hour; some report rowdy behavior between groups going unchecked. Based on 70 Google reviews of Sushi On Me that mention a group, a private room or a celebration.

Can you buy out Sushi On Me for a private event?

Yes. Sushi On Me can be reserved as a full buyout, meaning your event takes over the entire venue with no other guests. Studio-apartment-sized restaurant; full buyout for counter seating; 15-course omakase with bottomless sake; book 1 month ahead; 71-26 Roosevelt Ave Jackson Heights. Regular service runs daily from 5:00 to 11:00 PM, so a buyout on a busy night carries the highest minimum.

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