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I have seen this restaurant for some time but I never seem to be shopping at Essex Market after it opens. Luckily I mad it there yesterday and it was wonderful. There is only counter seating which at first seem surprisingly high till you get used to it. While you don’t get to watch the chef prepare your food when it’s presented there is a sense of wonder as several dishes are quite beautiful. We only preferred one appetizer and sushi but it was all delicious and I will be back to try more. Mu

M&J on 29th Street has the best fried rice in Manhattan! It was so delicious and filling, I packed it on my flight with me and enjoyed every bite. I’ll definitely be back when I’m in town again. And the service is great.

Been coming here for years. Consistently good sushi rolls. I’ve never had nigiri and tbh, I probably wouldn’t order that here or a sushi dinner, but the rolls are very good. Good prices. Takeout only.

Although the fish is fresh, Tokugawa is underwhelming and overpriced. The “omakase” ($85 plus tax) consisted of 10 pieces of sushi and a hand roll. Presented all in one platter, it did not seem special, no different from picking items à la carte.

Insane!!!! I loved everything about this restaurant except for the price point 😂 The food was amazing. I loved their 20’s speakeasy theme and how they had 2 parts to their dinner—the cocktail/canapé service and then the omakase in the back room. Vibes were immaculate 👌🏼 Started the dinner off strong because those appetizer bites were YUMMY! The sushi was amazing as well. I’ve been to a bunch of omakases in my life—in Denver, NYC, SF, throughout Asia, etc. I’ll say this wasn’t my favorite ev

*Zebra Bistro Bar – Flushing* The space itself is small, cozy, and nicely presented. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. The staff runs the bar like a private club rather than a business. Professionalism is lacking, and the service is rude. Regulars are clearly prioritized over everyday customers, creating an unwelcoming atmosphere for anyone outside their circle. The website advertises food, yet none was available during my visit. Pricing is steep — $9 for a beer and $20+ for a co

We had an amazing time at Toyo Sushi! The staff were super friendly, and the cozy vibe made it a fun family outing. The sushi was awesome, with cool rolls for the kids and yummy nigiri and sashimi for the grown-ups. Besides the sushi, the noodle dishes and appetizers were really, really good. We left happy and can't wait to go back for more tasty Japanese food!

This place is insanely good and 100% gluten free. I’m a massive fan and really enjoyed all the sushi, especially the gf tempura shrimp. Oh wow, what a rare find. You need to stop by when in New York City especially if you have Celiac Disease or are just looking for amazing sushi.

Absolutely spectacular. The perfect way to spend our last night in New York. The restaurant itself is beautiful, tucked away in the basement of the iconic Hotel Chelsea, with a hidden, intimate feel that makes the experience even more special. The food was outstanding. We loved the Torotororo, sea bass sashimi, A5 Wagyu, and the spicy scallop and spicy tuna rolls. Everything was fresh, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. We also enjoyed Brooklyn Kura sake and a fantastic Japanese Koshu

I’m so sad they got rid of their Yuzu chicken ramen because that was my go-to 🥺🥺but their tonkotsu ramen is good too and very affordable!! 🥰 staff is always kind as well! The only problem is that there’s no cellphone service in this food hall 😅

We got there right at closing time but they were happy to take our order so we just had cold brew which was pretty good. I had to come back for their matcha, beautiful vibrant green color and house made fruit purees, I had the mango matcha latte with oat milk. Also tried this tiramisu latte and a shot of espresso that was perfectly brewed. Friendly staff and well kept shop, no wonder people kept coming in and out.

If you walk here from the Staten Island ferry just mentally prepare yourself for a very hilly commute. Nago Cafe has some great lunch deals and I opted for the two roll combo with salad and soup for $9.95. Call me uncouth but I unapologetically love Philadelphia rolls. I think cream cheese is a criminally underused ingredient in general, but it just pairs so well with the salmon and rice. Also if anyone knows where to get the salad dressing that a plurality of Japanese restaurants seem to use pl

Sushi was very very fresh, taste and presentation was 10/10. Our new go to spot! The spicy mayo was also amazing, I love how perfectly spicy it is, other places it’s usually sweet and doesn’t taste right, this place is just overall amazing!!! I just ate ALOT and I'm thinking about it and how I could eat more, that’s how good it is! I cant wait to order from here again, best best sushi I’ve had in a very long time and Ive tried sooo many spots in Brooklyn, this place is 10/10, 100% recommend!!

I had an incredible omakase experience here. All of the sushi was so fresh, flavourful, and beautifully presented. There was such a wide selection of high quality dishes but some ones that stood out were the hairy crab with uni, fatty tuna, and Spanish mackerel. The staff/chefs were incredibly welcoming and accommodating. The atmosphere was a very clean and intimate venue providing the best sort of environment for an omakase. Overall, really happy with my experience here and will be looking forw

After playing at a nearby playground, we were starving and looking for a place to eat. This restaurant popped up in my search and was conveniently located just two blocks away, so we decided to give it a try. It’s a fast-casual spot specializing in Americanized Japanese fare. Here’s what we ordered: Shumai ($5.99/6pcs): you can choose to get them steamed or fried and I highly recommend getting them fried. They were cooked perfectly and it had a nice crispy exterior and soft center. Yes, the

A wonderful omakase experience at Sushi Mumi. The owner/chef Marco definitely showcased the best of the Japanese culinary skills and selected some of the most fresh and delicious ingredients available during the season. He was also a friendly and fun person to chat with. Food wise, each course is prepared with care and detail, well presented and tasted remarkable. My favorite was the hairy crab, which I ordered 2 additionals. The sake selection, although bot vast, but had some interesting choice

Fish tasted old or left out - hard scale left left inside sushi role for the yellow tail. Blue color (mold?) in the wasabi. Avoid

I ordered the Bento box that comes with Salmon & Chicken, Fried Rice, Noodles, and California Rolls. The food was flavorful and worth the price. I'll be ordering take out again.

Such a cute neighborhood Japanese cafe, all home made savory treats and delicious cookies and desserts. Also serving lunch , such as salad and bowls. Lovely and quiet vibes. Seems they turn into a bar on the evening too… will have a look next time 🍙🍙🍙🍘🍘🍘🍡🍡🍡🍥🍥🍥

Asked for a little char, and they nailed it, perfection! I enjoy coming here for their chicken and teriyaki meals: simple, affordable, and always delicious. Special thanks to Lin and the team for being so kind and welcoming every time. It’s inside a food hall in a supermarket, so don’t expect anything fancy, just solid comfort food made with care.

I frequent here around 8-10pm and love their sushi. Never hard rice and reasonably priced. I usually order 2 classic rolls and a side of spicy mayo. My order comes out to about 20 dollars. A side sauce is about the size for 2 sushi rolls if u are a heavy sauce dipper. Their dine out orders are quick allowing you to order online or on the phone for later orders. Dine in is very peaceful and quiet during the pm hours. Staff are respectful and attentive. Will keep coming back !

Kido Sushi in Queens Center Mall has a variety of Sushi Regular or Hand Rols , Bento Box menu, Soups, Drinks love the atmosphere lively interactions. has the food on a conveyer where you can see it go around.

I came here for dinner and had a great time! Located in the East Village, this Japanese wine bar has a live DJ playing record music and a great wine list. Service here was pretty quick and nice. We got their fries, chicken karaage, katsu sando, and matcha sundae to share along with a number of their wines. Everything was delicious, and their wines were all amazing. I loved the ambiance in here (it was like a retro, art deco vibe) and the music was good. Would love to come back here.

I stopped in for a quick bite and ended up really impressed. The poke here is as fresh as it gets—clean flavors, high-quality fish, and toppings that actually taste like they were prepared with care. I like that you can customize everything without it feeling overwhelming, and the balance of textures in the bowl really stands out. It’s the kind of place that feels light but still satisfying, perfect for lunch when you want something quick that doesn’t feel like a compromise. On top of that, the

I had delivery. We normally order from KI sushi but it's very expensive so I decided to order from here. I would recommend it as fish is nice cuts and fresh. Delivery was quick. Price was good for what you get.

The service here is warm and friendly, the place is clean and tidy, the food is fresh and delicious. It's a wonderful experience. There are still discounts available if you come to the store now. Everyone can come and try it.

Had a great omakase experience at Tsubame. The fish was incredibly fresh, each piece was well-balanced, and you can tell the chef puts a lot of care into every course. I liked how the menu had a good variety without feeling too heavy, and there were a few pieces that really stood out. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, and the staff made the whole experience enjoyable from start to finish. Definitely a spot I’d come back to when I’m craving quality sushi in NYC.

Sushi on Jones holds a special memory for me, starting from my first visit to the al fresco Omakase bar in Bowery market to my recent return during the pandemic to the West Village location. On a weeknight, my friends and I were fortunate to secure six sushi counter seats at the LES location. The service we received was friendly and prompt. They offered two omakase menus, one with 12 pieces for $68 and another with 20 pieces for $120. We could switch to the 20-piece menu towards the end of the

Probably my favorite spot in the city point food hall. My go-to is the Japanese curry with chicken. It’s perfectly seasoned, the right amount of heat, super hearty and the rice is cooked perfectly. Highly recommended

Probably my favorite spot in the city point food hall. My go-to is the Japanese curry with chicken. It’s perfectly seasoned, the right amount of heat, super hearty and the rice is cooked perfectly. Highly recommended

Excellent cappuccino with outstanding coffee quality. The green tea roll cake is delicious—nicely balanced and not overly sweet—and the cheese danish is also very good. There’s a comfortable seating area, and the service is great. The café is located on the lower level of an office building, so it can be a bit hard to find at first. I do wish they were open on weekends, as they’re only open Monday through Friday. I’ve already been here twice and will definitely be back to try the Japanese sandos

Found this place while walking inside the timeout market near Brooklyn.Had the tan tan chicken ramen with dumplings and it was just so delicious. Fresh noodles in a rich and spicy chicken broth with some ground chicken and steamed chicken dumplings was all I needed in one bowl. Definitely worth it if you can handle spicy food. Would love to try other dishes if I visit again.

I ordered the Kimchi soup with rice for $18. The old lady was not kind, the kimchi soup was terrible. No flavor at all. Don’t recommend. The airport should not have this kind of restaurant . Horrible 👎👎👎

I like to occasionally grab a bite from Hawaii Poke Bowl if I'm in the area. The food is pretty good. Compared to other pokebowl places, I'd say this location provides more fresh fish and other toppings within the bowl. I like that their spicy salmon isn't mashed into a paste with spicy mayo. They actually scoop in the salmon cubes into a mixing bowl, add the sauce, then mix. Their spicy tuna is mashed though, so keep that in mind. The price is average for a pokebowl restaurant, around the 12-14

Tonight went to T-Swirl Japanese Crêpe 81-10 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY 11373, Queens—and man, this spot blew me away. I’m a dessert guy through and through, and these crêpes hit different. First one: sliced strawberries, bananas, custard cream, whipped yogurt, chocolate pearls, and crushed pistachio—pure magic. Then I went for the Strawberry Nutella, and thank god I did. 🍓🔥 Prices might shift a bit from what’s printed, but the cashier was super kind and explained everything clearly (so yeah, ask

Hurts my heart to write this, but we left the meal feeling genuinely disappointed. We had very high expectations, especially given the restaurant’s Michelin one-star recognition. At $250+ per person, this is certainly not an inexpensive experience. We went for a special birthday dinner, but overall, many of the courses did not meet expectations — particularly at this price point. Most of the fish felt underwhelming, lacking the depth, richness, and quality we would expect at this level. Sadly

awesome little korean spot run by a sweet couple. we used go to their old spot by flushing all the time, but then they moved to this spot. i highly recommend their stir fried ttukboki, they hand make it and it’s soooo good and fresh. it’s skinnier and smaller and much much chewier, not spicy, so i know its not the premade frozen ones. if you are a ttukboki fan, definitely come by this place to try that and their other dishes too.

I came across this gem in the hood just off the belt parkway. Fresh sushi, large menu to choose from. very clean friendly staff.

I first came here on September 6, 2022 and found it to be amazing and delicious. I’m surprised to see I hadn’t written a review for this place back then!! Anyway, I returned again today, April 20, 2024 and it is consistent. Same great taste, same great service, same great price. I’m so glad that this place is still surviving and thriving. ❤️ Will definitely return here again more often.

Yamada is the number 2 restaurant in the New York Times 100 best restaurants of 2026! Totally worth the experience! Yamada is a Michelin-starred Japanese kaiseki restaurant in New York City, known for its intimate chef's counter experience led by Chef Isao Yamada, who blends traditional techniques with modern, bold flavors. The restaurant offers a seasonal, multi-course tasting menu featuring high-quality, often rare ingredients like king crab, wagyu, and Shizuoka melon, served in a minimalist

Teriyaki 99 Being a new addition to the neighborhood was honestly a fantastic idea. I trust the quality and the cleanliness of this place. When I first came in I was offered a sample of the chicken teriyaki and it was such a form of hospitality that has truly been forgotten. So to receive that! It really made me become a frequent visitor. Please visit and try the food. They have Poké bowls, sushi, California rolls , shrimp tempura and so many other items. It’s a pleasure to watch them cook and d

Amazing food and excellent service! Our waitress was incredibly kind and attentive, she offered great recommendations and made us feel very welcome. The sushi platter was fresh and flavorful, and the lobster tempura special roll was absolutely delicious. We also ordered some udon noodles to balance the meal, and finished with fried ice cream, which was the perfect sweet ending. Great value for the quality of food—we’d definitely love to come back again! My good friend Tahmaydur will love this re

I ordered the two roll lunch special, choosing spicy tuna and spicy salmon, which came with a side salad. The sushi was fresh and flavorful. The rice was well-seasoned and held together nicely. The side salad was simple but had my all time favorite carrot ginger. The portions were just right for lunch -not too heavy, but filling enough. I came at an off hour so the place was super quiet. The staff was attentive even though they were prepping for dinner at the same time.

The best chashu I've ever tried! Their karaage is amazing too, really crispy and juicy without being oily. We tried the regular tonkotsu ramen and the spicy one and both are solid options, but you might want to request less chili oil if you can't handle very spicy food. Their fried soft shell crab and matcha cheesecake were also really good. Super impressed with this new restaurant, we needed a great ramen place in Flushing and this is it!

Obentoyasan is one of the various food stalls in the food hall of Japan Village. They serve large handmade onigiri, ready-to-eat bento boxes, and sushi. Not only that, but they also offer miso soup and sake cups. Since the ready-to-eat bento boxes are kept refrigerated, they are chilled/cold upon purchase. The bento boxes can be saved and taken home, or eaten in the food hall. If you plan on eating them in the food hall, you may use the microwave to heat them up. The staff members were kind eno

⭐️ Disappointing Experience at Mickey’s Place We went to Mickey’s Place when we were craving sushi for dinner. We’d passed by this restaurant many times before and always found it closed. From the outside, the windows looked dirty, and the signs on the window were faded and barely readable. When we finally noticed a sign on the door behind the gate saying they’re open from 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, we decided to give it a try since it’s in our neighborhood. Inside,

How can I say no to this place!? The owner super friendly. Price was great! The sushi was fresh and delicious! Always call to the store then go to pick.

Have dined in and also ordered food to go from here. Food is really solid and there’s a huge variety to choose from! I get the chicken katsu combination and it is definitely a good amount of food for the price. The restaurant itself is really nice and clean. Takeout was also packaged well.

This was my VERY first time here. I ordered a soup and when I got to my lunch room the broth had a fly floating inside of it. I returned it and asked for a Teriyaki Beef Bento box instead. I couldn’t go wrong with that right? I got to my lunch room again and started to eat the two dumplings that were given to me and they were delicious. For the other parts of the Teriyaki Beef Bento Box, my shredded ginger had someone’s HAIR on it! The Beef was shredded very thinly. I’ve never had a Teriyaki Bee