Chopped Parsley

I had the grilled salmon roll and it was delicious also shrimp dumplings the best. have a new
Will be back,
Pamela B.
NYC

So delightful! From the cutie name to the cozy interior, Chopped Parsley is my absolute new favorite addition to the neighborhood. I love the narrow wooden table by the window, long and skinny, you just want to curl up on the cushiony couch and sip on hojicha.
From the specials page: the packed mackerel was my favorite, impeccable squares of oily mackerel atop delicious sushi rice. The ikura dish is a salmon roe-lover’s dream, basically an open faced taco of sushi, roe, wasabi and a tiny caper — pops of happiness. the grilled salmon bowl is a generous serving of sushi rice, lots of tasty bits of salmon and pickled vegetables — light and lovely. We just ate mouthfuls of that between the other dishes — a good little filler plate.
The eel avocado roll was excellent, you could actually taste the eel, and the grilled spicy tuna roll featured grilled tuna in the middle and a heavy drizzle of spicy sauce on top — and the sauce actually had a good bit of heat!
If only they had lunch (and delivery!), and this place could potentially be pretty dangerous!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. And all you «new» businesses in Harlem should take note. This is how it is done. That is all.

Affordable and delicious sushi. Wish service were a little faster but great light dinner. ‘Nuff said.

I happened upon this place and decided to give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised with everything I ordered. As well as my Date. A quaint, quiet restaurant with lovely ambiance and most importantly delicious food!

This is such a great new addition to the neighborhood! You’re waited on by the owner herself & she’s so hospitable and lovely– Miss Parsley! I had the grilled salmon roll and it was super fresh and delicious! I tried the shrimp dumplings and terrific! Last thing I had was her California roll and it was bangin! Great prices for the neighborhood and happy to have a new option in our neighborhood. Will definitely be back!

Something different for the denizens of Sugar Hill — a quaint Japanese café that fires a little bit of everything, from hot macha to sushi rolls to edamame to sake.
The proprietor, a cheerful ba-​san of the Osaka school of hospitality, we’ll make suggestions and provide attentive service. The kitchen sits across from the entrance in plain view, so you’ll see your food prepared in real time.
They’ve made creative use of the small space (reminiscent of similar eateries in Tokyo) by employing benches and narrow low tables along one of the walls of the shop. Be warned: these tables are very narrow and a bit far from the fixed benches, so watch your napkins and utensils to avoid soiling your shoes or clothes.
Try their udon or soba noodle soups, especially in fall and winter. The wine and beer list offers appropriate imports for your consideration, including some unknowns you’ll want to try.

Everything about this place is amazing — the prices, food, the music. I could eat here every day. The ingredients are fresh and everything is made-​to-​order.

I super super super loved the ambiance of this pint-​sized Japanese café. The set-​up of the tables and the photographs on the walls transported me to some chill café in the countryside of Japan. Instead, however, I was actually in a nook and cranny of Washington Heights– far from the cries of Japan. The café is definitely a nice place for a lover of hipster things, with tables that are uniquely small and shaped just for a rectangular plate of sushi or small bowls of other sorts.
I had the Chicken Udon, which I highly enjoyed, with the chicken perfectly cooked in a clear broth. For the price, however, I do think that sizes of the portions could be larger, considering that the sizes of the portions could not feed actual grown men. However, I am a fan, and will come back here next time for some sushi.

The food here is fresh, delicious and inexpensive. The staff is awesome and clearly take pride in what they produce. The special rolls are creative and well thought out.
I just wish they had batter seating options. The place gets filled really quickly and the set up is a little awkward. Not enough to deter me from going because the food is excellent.

A small but perfectly curated sushi menu in a simple, welcoming space. Everything we tried was beautifully prepared and incredibly tasty. And the owner/​manager couldn’t have been nicer. Hamilton Heights finally has a great Japanese restaurant.

I’m back… still enjoyable. Beer & wine is in the house!!! Congratulations Chopped Parsley. My only suggestion is that you make the rolls a bit wider to provide a bigger portion size. ENJOY!!!

Great artsy atmosphere, fantastic authentic Japanese food… what can I say! Five stars for this yet hidden gem in Harlem!

Incredible. I think this restaurant is so great! I feel I must make this my «go to» place for sushi, tea, and internet to finish studies and work! Chopped Parsley is a restaurant of great quality. I actually read every review and everyone loves it!

This is a small little café that offers amazing food. I stumbled upon this place a few days ago, and loved it. This place is new only about 2 months old and it has a few growing pains but if one is patient you will enjoy a great meal in a very intimate setting. The place only has about 4 tables and it is in a communal setting. Everything is made there fresh to order so it takes some time but worth it. It is great that Harlem is getting new restaurants.

Ok — I went back and had a proper meal there tonight and «THANKS PARSLEY» is all I’ve got to say. It was easily the best Sushi Rolls and tea I’ve ever had in Hamilton Heights. Attention to detail is evident. Such a great setting and delicious Magic Kani & Dragon Rolls plus Soba Cha made for a lovely meal with my baby.

My new go-​to takeout place for sure!
Good selection, veg-​friendly, and fantastically-​priced.
I wish the sushi rolls had a little more filling and less rice but otherwise, everything was made super fresh (the kitchen is tiny and I watched my food get cooked while chatting with the super friendly and knowledgable staff) and yummy. The edamame weren’t mushy or too salty.
I ran into the owner about a week later and she remembered me too– that speaks volumes for her character.
Exited to explore the menu more, including their selection of new-​to-​me teas. Highly recommend for delicious, healthy, quick, affordable food.

Santa came early this year, opening a sushi spot just outside my building. Really cute place, the food is delicious, the price is great and the service even better. If you’re looking to have lunch or a lighter meal, just some tea, coffee or smoothie, you should come here. It’s genuine and cozy.
I will definitely come back, it’s too good not to.

I’m so happy that a good affordable Japanese café has finally opened in this neighborhood. I stopped by Chopped Parsley today to check it out and was very satisfied. The space is cozy but not crammed, very clean with good décor. We ordered the mackerel and shrimp shiumai for appetizers, miso soup, grilled salmon roll, chicken udon and chicken soba. Food is tasty and decent portion for the price. You know that Ms. Parsley, the lovely Japanese owner, put a lot of care and personal touch into her food and her place. I’ll definitely be a regular here.

Price is nice. Came during the grand opening. Service is excellent and very friendly. The café au lait was delicious as was the green tea. Everything is cooked fresh, made when ordered. The place is super cozy and would be great for a light meal and a place to relax.