Shirokuro 白黒 Reserve

白黒 · East Village · NYC

Where Sushi Meets Art

Omakase, rolls, sake, and a room Mirim Yoo drew line by line.

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Mirim Yoo's black-and-white mural with sake bottles and fish
A Shirokuro dish served against black-and-white line art
hand-drawn room omakase counter
10 course Shiro omakase 16 course Kuro omakase 3 roll combo sake and cocktails 10 course Shiro omakase 16 course Kuro omakase 3 roll combo sake and cocktails
Plate 001 · The Room
Black-and-white drawing of plants and a restaurant window

Not wallpaper. Not printed graphics.

Mirim drew the walls, floors, furniture, shelves, bottles, and small corners by hand. The result is a dining room that behaves like an art installation, but still has the warmth of a person behind every mark.

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Gallery Split

Line drawing of sake bottles on a shelf Sake shelf Line drawing of a sushi maki roll Rolls Line drawing of amaebi sushi Small plates

Sushi Proof

The viral room is the doorway. Dinner still has to deliver.

Colorful Shirokuro sushi dish Shirokuro's black-and-white dining room interior
Appetizers Sushi rolls Sashimi Omakase

In Their Words

The sketchbook got noticed.

The Infatuation Worth a closer look, and so is the sushi. Time Out A two-dimensional restaurant in the East Village. Colossal An immersive black-and-white sketchbook.

Visit

103 2nd Ave. Same address, different entrance.

Lunch
Mon – Sun · 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Dinner
Mon – Sun · 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Contact
(646) 882-0013 · info@shirokuronyc.com
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