Sushi Roxx

The Sushi is great & the Performances are Great.
This place ROXX
I would come back for a birthday party or for something to celebrate.

Awesome spot– great food, atmosphere, and loved the singing/​dancing. The sushi was very fresh and there were lots of options. And everyone who worked there was super friendly

Great place for fun night out with the girls or group of friends. The BigMac sushi rolls were the star of the rolls, our favorite. The polenta was tasty and the rock shrimp were endless. The atmosphere is loud with lots of screens playing music videos. Performances every half hour with servers dancing and hostess singing. Added to the clubby, loud, vibe they’re going for. If you’re looking for a place to have fun and good food this is it.

A video bar. Instead of dining in a boring restaurant, you can have fun here. The food is like eating paper, the rolls are paper. A tourist trap.
The set is eye catching. The best is the hostess, friendly, dressed in a panther dress.
You go for the dancing, not for the food. The décor is pop, neon. The music was soul from the 70’s. An excellent music selection. Lionel Richie’s All Night Long. Fetching.
It makes you laugh with the performances. The waiters are the dancers. They dance every 15 minutes, and a singer. Fiesta Foreva.

Average sushi rolls, good shishito peppers and tasty free truffle oil popcorn. Performances were enthusiastic but like watching cheerleaders and a cover band. Would be good for a group looking to get drunk but not a foodie.

Such a fun night out. Food was pretty decent, loved the atmosphere. Who knew such a fun and good place would be tucked away in Murray Hill

If you’re looking for a fun dinner night, this place is the perfect one. It’s a bit risky to come to a restaurant like this one because you never know what’s going to be better, the show or the food, but this place has the best of both worlds!
First of, the staff is so friendly, the design and atmosphere of the restaurant were amazing and funky. (I posted videos!)
The Show: the singers were unbelievable, amazing talent! And so were the dancers! They had from old school Michael Jackson songs to a little Gloria Stefan, to new pop music. Everything was very upbeat and a happy time!
The food: it’s a Japanese sushi place, but they do also offer other things besides sushi like chicken teriyaki and rice, etc. I ordered for appetizer the shishito peppers, they were so delicious as well as the edamame. You must have the spicy kani salad, it’s a type of crab and spicy mayo mixture, my absolute favorite. For my sushi, I had the pink panther it comes in soy paper, with snow crab and wasabi aoli. My second roll was the spice girl, it was jalapeño, spicy salmon and basil… These 2 rolls were my ultimate favorite! (Picture is posted) and for dessert we had the molten sticky toffee cupcake with a cream cheese frosting, to die for!
Aside from the amazing food, the performances were amazing and we loved it! I will definitely come back for a great time!

Wow, we really enjoyed this restaurant
exciting food, great atmosphere.
may have to wait for table because nobody want to leave …
great date night!

Came here for a friends party not knowing anything about the place. Soon after we had our first couple of drinks place turns into a club/​show!!! Where did this come from???
Probably one of the more unexpected fun nights I’ve had in NY. Think of it as going to a wedding where you dance and get entertained between courses. And everyone in the places gets into it.
As most weddings though the food left a lot to be desired. But hey you aren’t here for that. Highly recommend you try it at least once.

As a New Yorker who likes unique experiences this place is amazing! The sushi is actually delicious (this coming from a spoiled CA sushi fanatic) and the atmosphere is so fun! Other reviews note the tempura flakes but they must have stopped that… good restaurants adapt. The music is a collaboration of every song you ever liked in your life (all genres) and the performances are top notch. One of the songs I thought was the original but it was our waitress singing. Highly recommended for a fun group outing… especially if you get the party punch bowl!

Really fun date night! Great performances and great energy. Food was good too! We got the Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice and the Rock Shrimp appetizers. The White Dragon roll was recommended to us by the waiter, so we got that too. It’s not something I would’ve normally ordered, but very tasty. We went on a Friday night and it was very crowded. Reservation is probably a must.

Celebrated my finance’s birthday here. Both of us left with huge smiles on our faces!
While the food is overpriced for the quantity and quality, it makes up for it and then some with the amazing performances. They found the perfect balance between quiet moments to talk to company and the loud, fun entertainment.
And the service was incredible. You’re waited on hand and foot better than 5 star restaurants. Best and most attentive wait staff of any restaurant.
HIGHLY recommend for birthdays, special occasions, or if you’re just looking for a unique and fun experience in the city.

Go here! The food is delicious, the drinks are creative and the wait staff is phenomenal! Such a unique and fun place. You can tell they love what they do. Our waiter even walked out to say goodbye when we missed him as we were leaving.
We picked Sushi Roxx for our first night in the city on a girls trip. It was a blast and we will definitely come back. I was surprised that it wasn’t busier and maybe because it was a Thursday night at 9?
The appetizers we chose were tuna pizza and avocado tempura and both were melt in your mouth! They brought us Truffle popcorn as well and it was so good.
Salmon and Lox and the Big Mac were our favorite rolls. I don’t think anything you order here is going to be bad quite honestly and we are sushi snobs!
The Cobra Kai was hands down my favorite drink and you must order the molten toffee cake! Amazing!!! Thanks for entertaining us!

Went to this place based on reviews and because it looked like a fun atmosphere. And it is a good scene in there if you want to have fun and hear good music, but that is what you are paying for. And that’s about all it gets you. Service is nonexistant. We had to ask for water, soy sauce, the sauce that was suppose to come with our appetizer, we had to flag our server down just to place an order. Expect to pay $ 18 for a mediocre roll, and $ 15 for a cocktail. It tastes fresh at least, but it’s not $ 18 good. And their sake is conpletely overpriced.
So, if you are looking to party — it’s a good spot. But if you are really hungry– probably not the best spot.
Even with the friendly hostess and cool scene, I wouldn’t return because of the food & service.

We had a reservation at 845, didn’t get seated until 915. They said a table of 20 arrived a hour late and it pushed everything back. They should have called and we could have arrived later.
When we got seated we were promptly approached from several servers who were all so nice and informative. Suggested the drink with tequilla it was so good!
The owner and the general manager alex has a great fun concept, still need to work on the execution. Great shows and dancing.
We ordered avocado tempura and ginger edaname to start both were great, first time we had avacado tempura. For the rolls we started with malibu, spice girl and the big mac. Big Mac was our favorite, suggest eating with your hands so good.
We wanted to order more rolls and Alex suggested two more to try surf and turf and roxxy. Only issue the kitchen was unable to process this order and we ended up taking it home after waiting over 30 minutes to arrive. When we asked for the check they did comp the last 2 rolls. That was a great move that we appreciated.
Overall was a fun night, good food on the pricey side.

Awesome spot for dinner & live entertainment! Waitstaff sings & dances through dinner & gets the crowd going!
Sushi was on point! Appetizer we had was the avocado tempura = perfection!!!

If you’re the kind of person that can hang your ego at the door and embrace a wacky sushi concept, then you’ll enjoy Sushi Roxx.
Someone in management described the restaurant to me as «seeing Minnie Mouse take her head off at Disneyland and start smoking a blunt,» and that’s not a terribly inaccurate elevator pitch. The walls are covered in psychedelic versions of traditional Asian art, there are exactly 1,000 maneki-​neko cats waiving terribly out of sync behind the sushi bar, a disco ball tosses bright twinkling lights throughout the men’s restroom, and breaks from normal dinner service happen every 15 minutes to observe employees singing Katy Perry songs. It’s dinner theater for people who love Z100 and it’s the sort of place I could imagine becoming the official jumping off spot for Manhattan bachelorette parties.
On the food side of things, there certainly won’t be a sequel to Jiro Dreams of Sushi featuring Sushi Roxx, but the offerings are familiar enough to ensure most people in your party will understand what they’re ordering. That said, something that’s a bit unique is their tempura fried avocado appetizer. It’s very reminiscent of the same starter featured at Tender in the Sanctuary Hotel. Jason Apfelbaum is the man behind both and it’s arguably one of my favorite avocado dishes in the city. Make sure you don’t pass it up.
If you’re too cool to surrender to a cheeky night out, then stick to 15 East or Sushi Ko. But if you can find that child within and you don’t take yourself too seriously, you’ll have a great time.

Let me start with: the sushi is AMAZING!
We had the Roxxy and the Godzilla which were «aaaaaah a complete foodgazm later» SO GOOD. We had a lot more but those two stood out. Plus the two bottles of wine don’t help to remember all the others. Aaand Alexandria was amazing! She’s so fun and sweet. Come here and enjoy. We’re STILL having the greatest of all times and are way past dessert…

I know what you’re thinking– four stars for a gimmicky tourist trap, really Luci? But I assure you that my high opinion of this place is well earned, and that you’ll have a blast here too as long as you don’t take yourself too seriously.
When I walked up to the door I was greeted by the doorman, who just happens to be a little person. This sort of sets the tone a bit; he’s a super friendly guy and he chatted with my dining companion about the best facial hair products. Grow it out!
The staff is made up mainly of pretty women in hot outfits covered in sequins. They’re are some of the sweetest, most friendly staff members I’ve ever met anywhere, and they all have a great sense of humor. You’re here to have fun, after all. These women take your orders and bring you your food, but they also sing and dance while you eat your sushi. They have great energy! The dancing isn’t overtly sexual and the outfits aren’t overly revealing. I was disappointed to see some families making their young daughters cover their eyes. Aside from the fact that nothing these women were performing in was particularly risqué, it’s not really teaching these kids such great things about societies perception of the female form but FAR BE IT FROM ME to lecture tourists from middle America.
The décor is trippy. Giant photos of sumo wrestlers on the ceiling, a wall of a 100 lucky waving cats, morphing fractals projected into pillars. I pretty much wanted to live there. And the bathrooms pump out classic disco, have mirrored walls, and a traditional disco ball. Every time I went in there I was dancing.
The cocktail list is great, I had the Double Dragon. Green tea infused gin with lemongrass and apple, refreshing and delicious with a little bit of a kick.
The food is… well you’re not here for the food.
We had the spicy tuna crispy rice with pickled jalapeño. Couldn’t taste any heat from the pepper, and the whole thing was a dead ringer for Rice Crispy treats. It was hilarious. We also ordered the Godzilla roll and the salmon tomato roxx boxx. Everything had the same «crunch» stuff on it that tasted like the aforementioned crispy treats. This is definitely sushi for people who have never had it before and may be intimidated by the real thing.
I think this place is perfect for a fun, silly date, or any occasion where you’re looking for tons of atmosphere.

WOW! This place blew my expectations out of the water! I cannot say enough good things about my experience here. It is hard to to impress the typical jaded New Yorker, but this place manages to do just that! We made reservations for the earlier seating on Friday at 6:30pm. They had only been open officially for 3 days so we were lucky enough to get in with no problems. However I think word is spreading quickly and you should definitely go before its too hard to get a table!
We were greeted by Sariah who was beyond friendly! She was the hostess and also one of the performers. She has an amazing voice and had enamored quite a few people by the end of her performance.
As soon as we were led behind the curtain to our table I felt like I had been transported to an underground nightclub in Tokyo. Behind the sushi bar there was a wall of about 100 waving kitties that are for good luck and wealth. The walls are covered in Japanese animation, a 3D wall that seems to flow like water and an awesome dinosaur, a GIANT robot and dont forget to look up to catch the sumo wrestlers looking down on the room.
As soon as we were seated our waitress Samantha came and greeted us. She was so warm and friendly! It came from the heart and her energy was genuine. She has been dancing since she was 2 years old and hasn’t ever been a waitress before training to be one here. She absolutely NAILED it. She was efficient, friendly and very attentive. Her dance performance with her partner was probably one of my favorites of the night! You could feel the heat between the two of them!
The food was amazing! I liked everything we had and we tried quite a few things on the menu. My favorite was the Wild Ginger Edamame and I dont usually even like ginger!
Appetizers — Avocado Tempura and the Tuna Flatbread Pizza
Rolls– Roxxy and Spice Girl — both were good, but if I had to pick I would choose the Roxxy!
Molten Sticky Toffee Cupcake — AMAZING! You MUST try this. I usually chose the dessert with chocolate, but this was delicious!
Throughout the entire meal every 10 minutes or so the entire staff would break out in song and dance. The same waitresses that are serving you are also the performers. I felt like I was watching a combination of American Idol and Americas Got Talent. There are no weak links in the staff here and each person shines brightly.
Thank you to Jason and Alex who came over to check on us frequently and made us feel so welcome! I will definitely be back and I will be bringing more friends next time. Sushi Roxx nailed it and I cannot wait to return!
P. S. You never know who you will see when you are dining there. Apparently lots of celebs are already flocking to this place! Natalie Morales was there with her family the night we went. Apparently the other night Karina Smirnoff got up and danced with the team! The cast of Orange is the New Black, Raven Simone and many others.