I had the omakase dinner at KONO where they serve Japanese skewers specializing in using different parts of chicken. It was an awesome experience, the food was amazing and the service was some of the best I've ever had.
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Honestly, for $175/person and in NYC. It’s not terribly pricey.
Multi course meal plus it’s essentially a private dining experience with friends/family.
https://www.yakitorikono.com/
Importantly: were you still hungry when you left?
I’m not OP and never been here. But been to other “omakase” experiences and did not leave hungry.