Affordable and no tipping handroll bar in NYC

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Nori Shinn

A Handroll Is Only Complete For a Moment . — It is good, but only for that moment. If left out too long- the nori softens, the rice cools, the balance is lost before it is eaten.

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The video effectively highlights a unique selling proposition (affordable, no-tipping sushi) and showcases visually appealing food, making it highly shareable for foodies in NYC.

Summary

This video reviews Nori Shinn, an affordable, no-tipping handroll bar in NYC's East Village. The creator highlights the fresh tuna sashimi and a $38 set menu featuring various handrolls, recommending the salmon, spicy tuna, and toro despite a dislike for the scallop option.

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1Introduction to Nori Shinn
2Menu and set options
3Tuna sashimi review
4Handroll tasting and review
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A new affordable handroll bar has opened in New York City #handroll #nyc #nycsushi #nychandroll#nyccheapeats

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Nori Shinn ACTS - it is a restaurant where food is prepared and served. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Shin East APPEARS - it is a restaurant mentioned as being behind Nori Shinn. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. 13rd Water APPEARS - it is a restaurant mentioned as being behind Nori Shinn. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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Affordable and no tipping handroll bar in NYC There's a new handroll bar in NYC and everyone's talking about it and it's for a good reason From the teams behind Shin East and 13rd Water Nori Shinn is now open in the East Village They are known for their affordable hand roll sets and their no tipping policy But let's get into the food We started with the tuna sashimi The fish was so fresh and they were six slices of tuna, and I love Toro, so I ordered the 13rd Water set It came with five hand rolls for $38, a Toro, salmon, scallop, lobster, and a spicy tuna. I also forgot to mention I did order mine with less rice. I sadly was not a fan of the scallop one, but everything else was so good. If it's your first time going I highly recommend the salmon, spicy tuna, and the Toro. I assumed the spot was gonna be good but I'm so glad it met my expectations and I'm already excited to it is It is walk-in only, but I definitely recommend checking out this spot.

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There's a new hand roll bar in New York City that everyone's talking about and it's for a good reason. From the teams behind Shin East and 13rd Order, Nori Shin is now open in the East Village. They are known for their affordable hand roll sets and they're no tipping policy. But let's get into the food. We started with the Tuna Shimashini. The fish was so fresh and they were thick slices of tuna. And I love Toro, so I ordered the 13rd Order set. It came with five hand rolls for $38, a Toro, salmon, scallop, lobster and a spicy tuna. I also forgot to mention I did order mine with less rice. I sadly was not a fan of the scallop one, but everything else was so good. If it's your first time going, I highly recommend the salmon, spicy tuna, and the Toro. I assume this spot was going to be good, but I'm so glad it met my expectations and I'm already excited for my next visit. It is walk in only, but I definitely recommend checking out this spot.