On our layover in NY, we had to stop by this place. We love this place and food was amazing like always. All the staff are amazing. Would definitely recommend this place.

Yelp tells me my original review was 8 years ago. Updating in 2024, Iron Chef House is still an undisputed gem of a place, with incredible attention to the quality of the fish. I don't like any fish other than sushi, so I have a real aversion to anything "fishy" but at the same time, wanting the flavor only very fresh raw fish provides. Iron Chef House alway delivers in this regard. One of my top two sushi places in NYC, and certainly the best value for stellar quality fish.

I went back here a while ago for dinner. This place as per usual was quite crowded and the prior time I had gone here, I actually couldn't get a seat as there was a small line out the door. It's not like this place is tiny but it's popular among the locals. I got green tea as per usual though they do have some beers on the menu. The staff was friendly as per usual. I went with the Dinner Bento Box which is around $21 or so. It comes with your choice of two options along with Miso Soup, Shumai, House Noodles, and a Green Salad. Among the options which includes mixed sashimi and sushi, they uniquely have Ahi Tuna Teriyaki and I went with that along with the Grilled Beef Scallion Roll AKA Beef Negimaki. The tuna was legitimately delicious being buttery and tender and I would honestly go back here just to get this again as a solo plate as you can order this alone which comes with your choice of rice or noodles. The bland vegetables below aren't exactly needed but whatever as it's extra things to dip in the teriyaki sauce. The beef scallion was pretty much the usual outside of it being slightly better quality than the average Japanese spot which is expected with the high ratings and everything. The rest of the dish was okay outside of the particularly good miso soup. The miso soup came with some salmon in it which was unique and quite tasty. The two shumai were very likely frozen and the salad had the same generic ginger based dressing you typically find in Japanese spots. The noodles also needed a bit more flavor. There was plenty of them but I think adding a bit of sesame oil would help a lot as the texture is decent enough. If the rest of the dish was as good as the tuna, I likely would be updating this spot to 5 but I'll maintain the 4. The prices are still very reasonable for the quality as well.

Iron Chef House has great sushi options in a casual atmosphere. The best part is the value, for what you pay you get a decent amount at a good quality. I'm from the Bay Area and quality strip mall sushi is pretty common, this is the closest I feel you can get. Great quality, creative roll options, not incredibly overpriced, causal sit down. Its perfect for a sushi outing that won't break the bank.

This is the quintessential neighborhood sushi restaurant! Are you going to get a 21-piece omakase from a chef who has prepared food for royals? NO. You're going to get consistently good food and drinks at SUPER cheap prices. And that's the name of the game when it comes to local, no frills sushi places. The interior is pretty small, with a few tables for two and for four. Not the best for larger groups. The quality here is above average, but the value is off the charts! In January 2024 I ordered edamame, a specialty sushi roll, and two beers, all for about $30 including tax and tip! Don't come here if you're looking for the best sushi in the city. Come if you want to enjoy good food and get a bill that's lower than most NYC restaurants charge for two cocktails.

Overall: 4.38/5 Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Atmosphere: 4.5/5 Value: 4/5 Would come back again? Yes Recommend: Fried Pork Cutlet, sashimi This is a good place to get Japanese food, especially sashimi. I got the sashimi deluxe combo, and those were the freshest sashimi I've had. Price wise it's ok, it's in NY so nothing is cheap.

First time back since before covid. We were delighted to sit in the outdoor area. It was a great ambience. Food was terrific and service was spectacular. Very impressed with the service and courtesy. Will be back.

Iron Chef House could be one of the best values for sushi in Brooklyn. Portions are huge and prices are very reasonable. I love ordering their sushi by the piece (tuna and yellowtail are my fav) and they've always tasted fresh. Their rolls are on the larger side, and they are filled with a lot of protein and wrapped in a lot of rice. But the best part about Iron Chef House? The lobster ramen. It is sooo delicious. The broth is amazing and it comes with a huge amount of lobster. Normally this is something I would never order at a neighborhood sushi restaurant, but I'm SO happy I did. Best $18 dish in Brooklyn Heights!