Sen Sakana

Sen Sakana is a kosher restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, located at 28 West 44th Street. The restaurant brings together Japanese and Peruvian culinary traditions in Nikkei cuisine, a style shaped by the exchange between the two cultures. Its name means “one thousand fish” in Japanese, referring to the many species found in Peruvian waters. Founded in 2017, Sen Sakana later reopened as a fully certified glatt kosher restaurant and now welcomes both local diners and visitors in an elegant setting.

The menu features dishes such as ceviche with torched salmon, tuna and salmon tacos, Chilean sea bass, beef dumplings, miso-braised short ribs, and lomo saltado. Guests can also reserve a 90-minute, multi-course omakase experience at the restaurant’s intimate sushi bar, guided by a sushi chef. Sen Sakana offers restaurant dining, catering, private events, reservations, and gift cards. Lunch, dinner, and happy-hour service are available on select days. The restaurant is in New York City’s Theater District area and offers discounted parking at a nearby garage.