Ki Sushi

Brooklyn’s greatest deal for sushi lovers may very well be the $25 omakase meal at this Smith Street restaurant. Add $3 and get the “supreme” version, which features seafood air-shipped from Tokyo’s Tsukiji market, in portions that can be enormous. There are also 20 or so classic rolls—spicy tuna, California—plus 15 specialty rolls. Despite kitschy names like Foxy Lady and Spicy Girl, these were often delicious and beautifully architectural. Dark wood banquettes, brick walls and flickering candles add casually elegant ambience, and the waiters were swift and attentive, describing dishes both before you order and once the plate arrives.