Zokkon

Ben the Owner/​Sushi Chef creates unique special sushi creations as well as the standard rolls with a personal touch. Don’t miss the very special Zokkon Sushi Pizza which is a spicy mash up of fish atop a grilled scallion pancake. The décor adds a warm inviting atmosphere. Our new regular stop in East Hampton.

This was a good little sushi place that we went to last weekend. Service was friendly, but there were only two people serving a very busy restaurant on a Saturday night, so it was very slow.
We ordered the miso soup which was very fresh and delicious, and then several rolls including the spicy tuna roll, avocado roll, Sweetheart roll, Mango Hawaii roll, JB Roll, and they were all standard /​good.
It took a very long time for them to bring out the rolls which made us reluctant to order more. They likely need to hire more staff to improve the service.

Great accessible sushi in an area with few quality options. Good menu covering both sushi and regular entrees. Kid friendly and lead manager (blond lady) provided incredible service. Only negative was it was drafty and cold this evening.

Excellent food and service. Sushi pizza is a must! We also had Chicken salad, sweet hart sushi and Tuna tartare and they were so good

Awesome place, it’s clean, the people are attentive, the staff knows the menu, ambiance is simple but well done. The food is simply amazing! Great place and everyone is very hospitable! I will be back and will tell others

One of the beat kept secrets in the Hamptons, Zoc-​con does not take reservations, is not on open table, and therefore is easy to get a table at. But the food is amazing, with all the traditional Japanese menu items offered at normal prices. The only negative is the décor has barely been changed since the place was Bamboo and the place is dark with low ceilings. Come her for the food not the décor! Our favorite dishes include the sushi pizza, udon soup with chicken and broiled eel over rice. All the rolls are great too.

This is a wonderful restaurant. My waitress, Annie, was incredible and provided a feast for the eyes, stomach, and soul. I am forever changed after my experience at Zokkon.

It’s sister restaurant, Suki-​Zuki in Water Mill established the sushi standard out east. The menus are almost identical and the food, as good. The Thai Chicken Salad is a must starter — share it – the sushi pizza, the sushi tuna sandwiches and everything else is top shelf. If you love sushi, you’ll love Zokkon.

Solid and refreshingly priced. Great addition to the neighborhood. The salmon avocado salad, sweet potato roll, and the green river roll were dope.

Really good food!!! Chicken teriyaki salad is amazing. Dynamite shrimp are very tasty especially if you like spicy shrimp.

Great place for sushi. I’ve been to this place many times over the past 2 years. Lately the portions have been small compared to what I am used to seeing from them. But you can never go wrong with the sushi pizza here. The best in the business!

Great place for dinner, it’s only my second time here but it’s great. Good food, same menu as Suki Zuki where I have spent a lot of time.
The staff is friendly, polite and fast. I am a bar guy and it’s a well set up copper counter top bar. A lot of tv to look at when sitting at the bar, so you can’t miss a game !
I think I will spend a lot more time here this summer.

Suki Zuki is the best sushi in the Hamptons. Unfortunately, it is so hard to get a table /​seat for two at the bar on a Friday night. Fortunately, when a craving for Suki Zuki must be sated, its sister restaurant, Zok Kon is only a few more miles East. Zok Kon has the same menu, same food, same reggae. There is plenty of room to sit and stretch and a lovely staff. The food came out so quickly and was EXACTLY how I enjoy it at Suki. Happy to have the choice!
Also — Hamptons Market on Race Lane has Zok Kon sushi to go for lunch!

Have taken my kids to sushi zuki for years so was shocked when I heard they opened a sister restaurant 2 minutes from my home. We were hesitant to try it because we are such big fans of the food at suki zuki. What a find!!! Same menu, food just as good and even better atmosphere. Really nice bar, very spacious, no crowds, and it opens a bit earlier than suki zuki which is a huge plus if you have young kids. Service was great. I will never need to venture back to suki zuki. 5 stars all the way!!!

We came to this place on a warm July evening and it was warm and airless inside. The waitress said she would fix that, but it never got better. The hot Saki was good, but overpriced. The Sushi was smallish and not chilled enough. For some reason, they were playing Reggae music instead of more appropriate Asian music.
We will not return.

The restaurant at this location has been through many iterations, from Bamboo to Shiki to it’s current form, Zokkon. All three of these incarnations have been sushi focused Asian fare.
Because my wife and I met at this restaurant when it was Bamboo we enjoyed returning here to sit at «our» seats at the bar. As you can see from previous reviews by me Shiki was not a place we planned to return.
Fortunately the space has been taken over by the owners of Suki Zuki and the restaurant is back in top form. They still have the signature blood orange margaritas originally offered by Bamboo but the rest of the menu is new and very interesting.
Tonight I enjoyed the Zokkon salad and my wife and I shared the sushi pizza which was amazing. The combination of flavors on the «pizza» are excellent and there is a slight spicey kick which, I think, helps you to taste and enjoy all the other flavors.
My wife and I are pleased that we enjoy going here again and we will become regulars.