Great Food, Great Service, Great Bathroom.

I have been to the Greenwich Grill many times now and am always amazed by the quality of the food.

The Ceviche and Fish Carpaccio used fish much tastier and fresher than I've had at other restaurants. Not to mention that the Soy-Ginger dressing on the Fish Carpaccio is worthy of existing somewhere up in Heaven. The Bagna Cauda (veggies w/ a hot anchovy-oil bath to dip them in) and the Beef Carpaccio appetizers are also amaaaazing.

All of the pastas I've had, most notably the Zuwai Crab and Bottarga Spaghettini and the Thai Green Curry Fettuchine, were delicious and cooked a perfect al dente. Gnocchi was also excellent, and I heard from one of the waiters that the popular Sea Urchin and Clam Spaghettini (Uni Vongole for people familiar w/ Italian food in Japan) will be making its way back onto the menu in the first week of August!

The Ribeye Steak and Grilled Kurobuta Pork were both great (ask for both sauces!), but the Roasted Chicken Entree is to die for. It's super juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. Just perfect.

The last time I went we even ordered a few pieces of excellent sushi from the Sushi Azabu restaurant downstairs!

One other cool thing about the restaurant is the great corner tables (I think there are 3 available?), which are really good for a romantic date. You basically are sitting next to each other instead of across from each other. Definitely worth checking out.

I also like how there are 3 round tables available in the Lounge/Bar area. I like the dynamic of a round table when I have a larger group (3-5 people), as this is what I grew up with at home. Much better for conversations than with square tables, I swear.

Oh, and they even have a great bathroom! Sabon soap and a Japanese toilet with heated seat and power wash! Amazing!

Now I need to go back again for that $18 lunch special (appetizer/pasta/dessert/coffee or tea). What a steal! Come to think of it, that Japanese Curry and that Wagyu Burger from the lunch menu are also both calling to me...

mmmm.....

Fantastic food, good ambience, and friendly service.
I tried tasting dinner course. A small vegetable dip, fish carpaccio, carbonara, grilled Kurobuta pork and sorbet. All dishes were excellent and good enough portion. However the price is only $35. Amazing tasting course. My friend ordered ceviche, tuna and sun-dried tomato spaghettini and ribeye steak. I tasted some, they were so good. I will definitely come back.

It would be difficult to know about this place unless someone had told you about it. It:s interesting that they:ve got 2 restaurants in one... I didnt know which one to go to, but I made the reservation for the SUSHI AZABU because I was told that its more difficult to get seating there than the Greenwich Grill and they wont serve sushi at the Grill. (Sushi Azabu only has 3 tables and a few bar counter seatings.) So we had some SUPERB sushi, then asked if we could transfer upstairs to change scenery and try some of their pastas and dessert. Pastas are interesting, very very good with wine by the way. And desserts are just right! Not too sweet, the way I like it. The place is a great place for families, friends and dates. The lounge area is especially relaxing! But reservation is highly recommended, which I guess ill have to get used to doing.. its worth it!

It was my first time in tribeca and i was actually recommended by the greenwich hotel where the concierge told me it was one of the best restaurants in town.
I and my wife are very much of a food person so were really excited about it all.
The atmosphere was nice and cozy and the staff half or more were actually japanese which made us fell like we were in japan although we were in the states.
The service was good and the dishes were even better.
It had been quite a while since i had sushi and was really glad to enjoy some of their nigiris at the dining.
The desserts were also small, cute but very delicious and tasty especially the tiramisu it was probably the best i've had this year.
Its a great place for couples and the service was quite friendly and so would recomend it to any one who just wants to have a good time and enjoy delicious dishes.

going throgh the main dining area, Sushi Azabu is located downstairs like a den. Sitting at sushi bar may be little tight for some, but the authentic Japanese food and sushi was one of the best I had. They change fish everyday, in which some are not popular among Americans but worth trying. Sushi chefs are nice and showed me an image of a fish that I don't know. Food, service, price, atmosphere, well done over all. Ask waiter for sake selection. They have plenty.