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    Restaurant in New York City, United States

    Oda House

    150Pearl Points

    Georgian With A Point

    Oda House, Restaurant in New York City

    About Oda House

    Oda House is a smart Upper East Side pick when Georgian food is the reason for dinner, not just a backup plan. Book it for a date, birthday, or small group that likes shared plates and a less formal celebration; cross-shop Chama Mama for another Georgian option, or Sasabune and Sushi Ishikawa if the night needs sushi structure instead.

    Oda House is a Georgian restaurant in New York City from chef/owner Maia Acquaviva. It is a useful choice when the priority is Georgian cooking, with a smart-casual dress code and evening hours most of the week.

    The most direct comparison is Chama Mama, another New York City option to consider. If the night calls for a different style of meal, Sasabune or Sushi Ishikawa may make more sense. Bohemian Spirit is another comparison for a different brief.

    Book it for Georgian cooking, not for a high-control tasting-menu night

    The case for booking here is strongest when the table wants Georgian cuisine as the main event. The verified information does not establish a fixed menu, tasting format, or specific service style, so the safest read is direct: choose Oda House when Georgian cooking is the draw, check the restaurant's current menu directly before planning around particular dishes.

    Chef/owner Maia Acquaviva gives the restaurant a named culinary point of reference, Opinionated About Dining lists Oda House as Casual in North America Recommended for 2026 and ranked #560 in 2025. That recognition is part of the verified profile, but the available details do not establish a formal fine-dining format. For a meal where diners want a different style, Sasabune or Sushi Ishikawa may be the clearer call.

    The practical read: plan around the posted hours and smart-casual dress

    Oda House is open Monday through Thursday from 4–10 PM, Friday and Saturday from 12–11 PM, Sunday from 12–10 PM. Those hours make it mainly an evening option during the week, with earlier opening times Friday through Sunday. The verified details do not establish pricing, reservation difficulty, delivery, takeout, or a specific lunch program, so plan through the restaurant's current channels.

    Group suitability depends on what the table wants from the meal. Georgian food is the reason to choose Oda House; for another comparison, cross-shop Chama Mama. For a different style of meal, Bohemian Spirit, Sasabune, or Sushi Ishikawa may fit a different brief. Dress can stay smart-casual.

    Quick reference: choose Oda House for Georgian cooking in New York City, a smart-casual dress code, confirmed Opinionated About Dining recognition.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is lunch or dinner better at Oda House?

    Oda House is open Monday through Thursday from 4–10 PM, Friday and Saturday from 12–11 PM, Sunday from 12–10 PM. The verified information confirms these hours but does not confirm a separate lunch program, so check the restaurant's current channels before planning around a daytime meal.

    Does Oda House handle dietary restrictions?

    The verified information does not specify allergy or dietary-accommodation details. Check the venue's official channels for the latest guidance before booking.

    Can Oda House accommodate groups?

    The verified information does not specify group capacity or private-dining options. If the table wants another option to compare, Chama Mama is a natural comparison; Sasabune and Sushi Ishikawa may be better considered when the group wants a different style of meal.

    What are alternatives to Oda House in New York City?

    Chama Mama is the clearest alternative and the most direct comparison. If the group wants a different kind of meal, Bohemian Spirit is a looser fit, while Sasabune and Sushi Ishikawa are other options to consider.

    What should I wear to Oda House?

    Oda House lists a smart-casual dress code. Formal wear is not indicated in the verified details.

    Is Oda House good for solo dining?

    The verified information does not specify solo-dining features such as counter seating or bar service. It is a Georgian restaurant in New York City with posted daily hours, so a solo diner should check current availability before going.

    How far ahead should I book Oda House?

    The verified information does not confirm reservation difficulty or typical lead time. Use the restaurant's current booking channels, especially for Friday through Sunday, when the posted hours start at 12 PM.

    Location

    406 E 73rd St, New York, NY 10021

    New York City, United States

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    Oda House and similar venues
    VenueLocationCuisineAwardsPrice
    Oda HouseNew York CityGeorgianOpinionated About Dining Casual in North America Recommended (2026); Opinionated About Dining Casual in North America Ranked #560 (2025),
    SasabuneNew York CitySushi, ,
    JINsoon Upper East SideNew York City, , ,
    Sushi IshikawaNew York CitySushi, ,
    Bohemian SpiritNew York CityCzech, $$
    Chama MamaNew York CityGeorgian, ,

    How Oda House compares with similar nearby venues.

    Where to go if Oda House is not the fit

    Choose Chama Mama if the table wants another Georgian restaurant in New York City and location is flexible. Choose Bohemian Spirit if the group wants a Central European comfort-food meal with clearer $$ value positioning.

    If the occasion needs a more controlled sushi format instead of shared Georgian plates, cross-shop Sasabune or Sushi Ishikawa.

    How Oda House compares nearby

    Oda House is the Georgian choice for an Upper East Side dinner that feels more distinctive than a generic neighborhood booking without becoming a high-pressure splurge. Chama Mama is the closest cuisine comparison and the smarter cross-shop if the group specifically wants to compare Georgian restaurants across New York City. Oda House is better when uptown location and an easier booking matter more.

    Sasabune and Sushi Ishikawa serve a different diner profile: choose them when precision, sushi format, a more controlled meal are the priority. Oda House is better for shared ordering and conversation, while the sushi options are better for diners who want a narrower, more structured experience.

    Bohemian Spirit is the value-minded Central European alternative, especially for groups that want familiar comfort food and clearer $$ positioning. JINsoon Upper East Side is not a restaurant peer, so treat it as a neighborhood-only reference rather than a dinner alternative.

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