An 8-to-12-seat Edomae sushi counter from a Sushi Saito-trained chef, offering only two nightly omakase seatings that are notoriously hard to book.
69 Leonard St, New York, NY 10013



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Resy's own listing and dining-guide coverage describe Shion as an intimate, roughly 12-seat stone counter, and with only two seatings a night the limited capacity is the whole reason bookings are described as challenging to secure.
There is no walk-in culture here: Resy notes reservations can be made by phone, email, or online, and cancellations within 7 days of the date carry a fee equal to the full $400-plus omakase price, underscoring how tightly the small room is managed.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: Required, phone/email/online; cancellation fee equal to full omakase price within 7 days of reservation
Walk-ins: Not available — reservation-only room
Two seatings nightly
There's no walk-up wait to speak of — per Resy, the challenge is booking one of the two nightly seatings in the roughly 12-seat room, not waiting in line.
Yes, reservations are required and can be made by phone, email, or online per Resy, with a cancellation fee if changed within 7 days of the date.
Effectively no — with only two nightly seatings across a roughly 12-seat counter, Resy's listing makes clear this is a reservation-only room.
Sources: Resy - 69 Leonard Street