Michelin-starred sushi restaurant accused of giving women 'smaller portions' by NYC influencer: 'We won't be back'

Luis Carlos Alvarez Zaragoza, a Brooklyn-based filmmaker and food influencer, recently claimed that two-star Michelin restaurant Sushi Noz serves smaller portions for women than men. In a one-minute and 34-second TikTok clip, Zaragoza, who goes by @luiscarloszara on social media, posted his grievances over his sixth visit to Sushi Noz — his first since the Upper East Side restaurant received its second Michelin star last fall — on Feb. 20.

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