Sushi Noodle - City of New York

I was here with a friend not too long ago, they are visiting from South America so I was translating the menu to them in Spanish when the owner rudely interrupted us and told us to speak English and that we had to order “enough” for us to be even served. Do NOT support this racist establishment if you are black or Latino.Food: 1/5

Cannot say enough good things about this place. The atmosphere is completely serene. Takes you right out of the hustle and bustle of Bushwick. Super cute decor, pleasant dim lighting, sweetest woman working at the front. Sushi exceeded our expectations. We got the Crazy Roll which was Crazy Delicious! The dumpling soup was just what we needed after a long tennis match. We will be back here!

Sushi Noodles is hands-down the best sushi in Bushwick, and I 'd argue it 's my favorite sushi in NYC. The sushi is fresh, the portions are generous, and the ambiance is amazing. They play a really lovely instrumental soundtrack and have a cozy interior with posters wheat-pasted on the walls. It 's relaxing and lowkey, plus the owner is unbelievably sweet. My partner and I have eaten there as often as once a week for two years now.I 'm troubled to see both negative reviews and to witness in person how people treat the person who runs this business. This is a super small business; the waitress is also the owner, alongside one sushi chef, who both work from open to close every day of the week. There are no more than 6-7 tables and 4-5 bar stools. As a response, a few reminders: (1) there are only enough seats for people who will actually buy food because there are only a few seats, (2) as this is an authentic Asian-run space, English is the owner 's second language, and (3) a small staff allows food cost to be super low so that you can get such high-quality food for a fair price.If you 're looking for a polished, overdone NYC sushi spot, I 'd recommend going somewhere else. If you 're looking for an authentic, family-run, value-driven sushi spot, there 's no better option than Sushi Noodles. Absolute gem on Maria Hernandez Park.

I’m so happy this place is here! GREAT vegan and vegetarian options, little small neighborhood spot. Thank you!

The woman working in front is in fact racist. I a black person) ordered frequently and would always get the oddest looks from the woman working in front. She would act very weirdly as if she didn't want to service me and I had no clue why until I saw these comments.