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First and last time getting food from here. Ordered 2 lunch specials via grubhub... very disappointed. The sushi rice was old and the seams were falling apart for the rolls. The only saving grace was that the pieces on the nigiri were good. The ones in the rolls not so much. The misi soup wasn't too salty which I appreciated... but later thinking about it, they probably added more water to extend the life and be cheap seeing how they were using old rice... not to mention the tofu were the smalle

While on my way to one of my favorite chocolate shops I wasn’t sure what to have for lunch on Saturday. So I decided to try Wagamamma. My uncertainty about what to have for lunch didn’t end with which restaurant to choose but also what to eat. I ended up ordering 3 starters. I went with the chili hoisin duck bao which was delicious. Their version of calamari, a chili squid which was interesting but I don’t think I’ll try again. And Tokyo fries which was also interesting but I don’t think I’ll be

Everything was great — no complaints at all! The food was amazing and we will definitely be coming back. We ordered the Spicy Cumin Stir Fry, Scallion Ginger Stir Fry, Curry Lemon Pepper Wings, and Thai Sweet Chili Wings. The mango 🥭 tea was REALLY good too! Highly recommend!

Such an amazing find!! Reasonable prices and DELICIOUS sushi! The owner and servers were so kind and accommodating as well. Will 100% be back!

Tried Abiko Curry in Koreatown and really enjoyed it. The mushroom pasta was rich, creamy, flavorful, and had a hint of curry, with just the right amount of spice. The shrimp curry was delicious, with tender shrimp and a umami sauce that had wonderful flavor. Portions were generous, service was fast, and I liked being able to choose the spice level. Definitely a good spot if you’re craving Japanese curry in NYC.

Came in while wanting something fast, but not fast food in midtown. Was seated right away. Simple menu that offers anything you might want at a ramen restaurant. Wait staff were very friendly and fast. Very reasonably priced, and perfect portion sizes. The tonkotsu was delicious. Overall great experience and exactly what I wanted.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing Experience at Akino Restaurant! I had a wonderful dining experience at Akino Sushi. The sushi was fresh, delicious, and beautifully prepared. Every dish was full of flavor, and the quality of the food exceeded my expectations. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome throughout our visit. The restaurant was clean, comfortable, and had a great atmosphere for enjoying a meal with family and friends. If you're looking for excellent sushi and great service,

The restaurant is quite unassuming, but the food is excellent. The music is a jazz-oriented mix. While I'm not particularly fond of jazz, it really fit the overall vibe of the restaurant. The meat was really good! They had two small dipping sauces: one was a lemony seafood flavor, and the other was soy sauce with a tiny hint of sweetness. The presentation of every dish was amazing! They were like little works of art, and the taste was just as good.

I stopped into Nishida Sho Ten Ramen today and ordered the Tan Tan Ramen, which has become one of my absolute favorites. The broth is incredibly rich, thick, and flavorful, loaded with ground pork, scallions, bok choy, and plenty of chili heat. It is hearty, comforting, and so satisfying that I often find myself asking for extra noodles because I just don’t want the bowl to end. If you enjoy spicy ramen with a deep, savory broth, this is a must-have and I highly recommend it—you won’t regret ord

The mackerel plate and agedashi tofu were PHENOMENAL and portions were perfect for us. Relatively inexpensive too but tasted VERY high quality. The staff was so kind and gave us plenty of time to order and we didn’t feel rushed in the slightest. They even offered to charge my aunts phone. The food came out super fast as well and it was very pleasing to the eye. The atmosphere was beautiful and quiet and the wooden utensils and cups were a great touch. So was the adorable tea kettle and matching

This ramen is amazing and super different because it is fukuoka style ramen. I love it because it remind me of home because they give you a pencil and paper to select and customize your ramen based on broth oil level, noddle firmness, and spice level. I got the sesame salt ramen with egg on top while my girlfriend got the curry ramen with 4 tofu slices. They always have seasonal ramen items so I will definitely be coming back. They have a clean bathroom, friendly staff who are very readily avail

Ambiance (5/5): (I think some of the vibe pictures are outdated as there is no longer a bar seating that overlooks the kitchen) It is a cozy atmosphere with the wooden wall panels and brick. The space was fairly open. Service (5/5): It was not very busy during the lunch hours so we were serviced quickly and often. Food: There was a couple of seasonal specials posted on the wall. Chicken Bun (5/5): The chicken came out piping hot with a classic chicken katsu breading that was flakey and seasoned

I have never seen food of such poor quality in my life. We left everything untouched. It’s hard to believe that in the 21st century, in the middle of New York City, a place would serve food like this. Where is the quality control? Where are the food standards? Why does this restaurant think people should pay for and eat food of this quality? There is no other word to describe it—absolutely disgusting. This was the worst food I’ve ever had and the worst dining experience I’ve ever had. 🤢🤮

They don’t understand how happy I am to have them back. I mean to the moon and back happy to have them back. Literally ALL of my favorite places to eat are gone either due to the pandemic or just the crazy rent for businesses here. The is comfort food for me. When they came back last year I walked away with a few Large to eat for a few days and a small to eat on the train ride home. My lady and I are celebrating our 10 year anniversary this month and are just treating ourselves.

Came with a coworker since i'm leaving out of the city. Service Service was spectacular. Everyone was kind and welcoming from the get go. They took care of holding on to our work backpacks at the front of the restaurant. I noticed they also hung suits/jackets on the racks before walking in, which is nice to know if I ever come back :) Atmosphere Atmosphere was a bit dark, but also very Japan themed and pretty. Menu Menu felt limited for dinner, and everything seemed a tad expensive for portio

The softest, stretchiest, freshest handmade mochi in the East Village! I tried the strawberry jam mochi from Pavlo a while back and couldn’t get over how soft it was. This time I went back to try more flavors and can confirm: every single one hits!! Each mochi is filled with fresh mousse cream or fruit jam. Unlike traditional japanese mochi, which tends to be denser and chewier, theirs has a pillowy, cloud-like wrapper that’s extra stretchy and light. They just dropped a Lunar New Year box ($3

Amazing food and a beautiful atmosphere. The service was excellent—everyone was so welcoming and attentive. Gerry provided outstanding service and made the whole experience even better. Definitely worth a visit!

RokuNana is a wonderful sushi spot that makes for an excellent date night, with a cozy atmosphere and staff who are a delight to talk to. We ordered the unfiltered sake, a Kirin beer, the sunburned special roll and the omakase sushi deluxe. Almost everything was excellent, with the sushi consistently fresh and well prepared. The one item that did not quite land was the toro, but it was a small miss in an otherwise outstanding meal. Between the food, the warm service and the intimate setting, t

I'm so happy to have come back and found the food and atmosphere is just as good as I remembered. Agedashi tofu is still one of my faves. We got lots of skewers and left super happy with the authentic Japanese goal grills. It takes a bit of time, but it's got the perfect smokey taste. Definitely make a reservation, but if you get there early on a weekday, you'll have some bar space for 1-2 people.

I went to this Ramen place and was blown away. The star of the show was definitely the Tonkotsu ramen. The broth was incredibly rich and tangy—exactly what I was craving. The noodles were cooked to absolute perfection. I’d give the ramen itself a 100/10; it’s some of the best I’ve ever had. Unfortunately, the sides didn't quite hit the same mark. I ordered the gyoza, and while they were fine, they fell apart a little too easily, which was a bummer. There wasn’t a unique or standout taste to the

Such a great addition to the NYC omakase scene. Every piece was incredibly fresh, well-balanced, and beautifully prepared. The chefs were friendly and explained each course, making the experience even better. At this price point, it’s one of the best value omakase spots I’ve had in the city. I’ll definitely be back!

I tried the $60 all-you-can-eat buffet for lunch at Yakiniku Futago, and honestly, it's a solid deal if you love meat. My personal favorites were their fried chicken (seriously good) and the marinated kalbi. I also really enjoyed the egg drop soup, but don't expect the Chinese version. This one is made with beef marrow, which felt lighter and almost healthier. And I really liked their housemade ponzu dipping sauce. It complements the meat perfectly. My table managed three rounds of meat before

Beautiful interior and such a great atmosphere overall. The hostesses were incredibly sweet and accommodating from the moment we arrived. We did end up moving from our original reserved seats because that side of the restaurant was awfully hot, but the staff handled it kindly and quickly which I appreciated. Now onto the food — the truffle mushroom fried rice was delicious. It leaned a little salty for my personal taste, but it was still very well cooked with a crisp, savory lingering flavor th

Stopped by this sushi spot in the West Village for lunch and it was already busy, which you can tell is a good sign. The quality definitely lives up to the hype. My favorite dishes were the tuna belly, unagi don, and kani salad. Everything tasted fresh, especially the sashimi, and the prices were very reasonable for the area. Such a great spot to grab a quick but satisfying lunch. I’ll definitely be back!

Love this place! Been multiple times, and is one of the best places I’ve gone for soba in nyc. Would recommend a res tho bc it can get busy depending on time of day. Their lunch specials are VERY value - Sake oyako don lunch set w/ hot udon: 8/10: The salmon bowl was yummy, and the udon texture was good, but would prob get the cold dipping soba instead (better imo) - Una ju lunch set w/ cold dipping soba: 10/10, The eel was really yummy, and I love their cold soba. Dipping sauce is light and re

Excellent service, very professional and attentive. The experience was smooth, organized, and exceeded my expectations. I would definitely recommend their services and will be coming back again. Thank you so much!

Decent happy hour deal, food was tasty and came out super fast. Cucumber salad had a delish dressing. Pork Gyoza were really good and the dipping sauce was actually fire. Spicy Crispy Tuna roll was fine, not really crispy. Salmon Avocado roll was perfection, huge pieces of salmon and so fresh and good. $3 japanese beer during HH too yes please.

Reserve it on resy. Went out with my coworker friends to catch up and just have fun for a small dinner. Great service. The drinks were good, food was fresh oyster honestly was a bit pricer than usual but overall the oyster was fresh. Nice place to visit with friends and family.

I had a wonderful experience at Mito Asian Fusion! The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. What made the experience even better was our waitress, Maggie Chen. She was incredibly friendly, accommodating, and pleasant throughout our visit. She checked in on us regularly, made sure we had everything we needed, and provided excellent service with a smile. Her attentiveness and positive attitude truly enhanced our dining experience. I would definitely recommend Mito Asian Fusion and

This is a good value for quality Japanese ramen and sushi in downtown financial district. The service was good and the atmosphere was comfortable. I had their lunch set menu with Tonkatsu Ramen and salmon roll for only $21! It was authentic, fresh, flavorful and delicious. I would like to come back for dinner to try other dishes in their menu.

Had a great experience at Tenjou! The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and beautifully presented dishes. We ordered the omurice, beef don, specialty sushi rolls, and fried chicken. The omurice was definitely the highlight of the meal — the egg was incredibly soft and fluffy, and the rich curry sauce paired perfectly with the rice. The beef don was flavorful and tender, and the egg yolk added a nice creamy texture. The sushi rolls were fresh, creative, and generously portione

Such a cool spot. The staff was super friendly, and our server was incredibly attentive and helped us choose our dishes and we definitely made the right call trusting her recommendations. My favorites were the salmon tacos and the Yuzu melange cocktail. I’ll definitely be coming back for those again! We loved everything we tried and can’t wait to come back and try more of the menu.

A small joint and we took some time to find it. Ramen was good, not the best, but still good. We tried the Plum wine (10% alc) and it was gooood. Takoyaki was nice. We also tried the Crab bun. It had a soft shell which was crunchy but the shell does not have much taste. It was my first time having the soft shell crab bao. Service was fast and smooth.

This place is a bit run down. Has a slight odor when you walk in. The food was okay, however I saw a mouse scurry across the dining room floor which killed the mood. Came at 9 something on a Wednesday and I understand the staff was trying to hurry up and close by 10:30. Ate fast and asked for a to go container all before then, but our server couldn’t hide her irritation. (Ended up not mattering because the mouse made me lose my appetite.) Another table she looked after also walked over to her as

We had a lovely lunch here - perfect for a rainy day! Everything was delicious but their pork belly hot pot, takoyaki and Mentai Mushroom Udon were all highlights! Their Hokkaido cheesecake and handmade Japanese dango are must-try’s as well!

this is such a great spot for Izakaya japanese food! Their sushi served on the spoons is such a fun touch as well! I loved trying the skewers and they were such great quality! Awesome spot for drinks as well! I loved that they have zaru soba on the menu which I feel that a lot of restaurants don’t have. It felt authentic, definitely a try!

Menkoi Sao had absolutely delicious ramen, it’s one of the best places in the city for some really good ramen. The ramen was really flavorful and bursting with flavor, the entire bowl was packed with flavor. The portion sizes are good and the price was also pretty good for the area. The service was really fast, I waited around 5 minutes for my food to come out. The servers were also really friendly. They also had good vegetarian options. The place is busy, but you can find a seat. Overall, would

Updated November 18, 2025: I went back to the restaurant since I was in the area and the last time I was there the food and service were great. To my surprise on this day I was not please with their food. I had lunch with my guests, and we order a number of dishes. We had sushi rolls lunch and it did not taste as good as the last time. The rice on the roll appeared to be a lot of vinegar and it look bad the way it was done. I had a number of other dishes did not taste good either. So I decided t

I've eaten out quite a bit and this has to be some of the best food I've had, the service was great, the chef was entertaining, even my picky eater 14 year old liked the food. I highly recommend this place. On a side note, this was once famous gangster Henry Hill's ( of Goodfellas fame) Suite Lounge back in the late '60s thru early '70s where Billy Batts was murdered.

Pretty solid food. The fish is fresh and tasty. Anything listed as spicy like spicy kani salad, spicy tuna roll, etc. is actually spicy. Nice kick of spice.

I came for brunch and had a wonderful experience. I ordered the tuna with crispy rice and the salmon set. The tuna was amazing. Highly recommend. The jalapeño gave it a slight spiciness that complimented the crispy rice and the fish. The salmon was okay. I do wish the mayo was not as overpowering, but it was still pretty good. I did not get the mimosa package, but I’ve heard it’s a really good deal with good quality drinks. Oh and the to go box is gorgeous ;).

I had to see if Ramen Nakamura lived up to its #3 ranking on Timeout's best ramen list. This hidden gem on the Lower East Side is a small, intimate spot perfect for a quick, fantastic meal. The appetizers were a highlight, especially the yummy Yuzu Wings-which was my favorite. Also enjoyed the shishito peppers, the geso calamari had a nice chew. My parents enjoyed the corn ribs and gyoza. For ramen, our table tried the rich and creamy Tontoro Pork, the light and clean Jidori Chicken and the T

I cannot think about the food without getting slightly lightheaded from the pure pleasure it gave me. This is a masterclass on how good ingredients prepared exceptionally well can bring pure joy. Flawless! The only fault I could find was that the restrooms could use a thorough clean the ligh switch was dusty and looked grimy but the food made up for everything. They can take all my money going forward.

The fastest serving restaurant. Within minutes of ordering they bring the food right out and it’s served nice and hot. Great ramen and appetizers are delicious too. Went twice for dinner and was seated right away. Service is excellent as well!!

The cuts of meat were delicious, soft and tender. We got the assorted meats a la carte, assorted kimchi and soup. My favorite was the diamond cut kalbi, pork with wasabi (dip in lemon sauce) and beef tongue with a yuzu sauce. The staff was awesome, especially our server. She was very welcoming and made my son's birthday extra special with the sparkler cheesecake. Definitely will try the course with the sukiyaki next time.

Love this place! I brought in some heart trays for a party and asked them to fill them up, and they did so beautifully and were extremely accommodating. Everyone said the sushi was high quality and delicious, and you could tell how much care they put into making it. Even the wasabi heart shaped and they very nearly packaged everything and helped me carry it too! They even threw in a bottle of sake on the house and were so kind. I hadn’t found a sushi spot I liked in Williamsburg until this one -

Great service, amazing decorations, overall great staff. It took less than 10 minutes for our order to arrive, extremely fast service and overall welcoming atmosphere. Would come again !!

Great takeout — tasty food and good prices! We ordered takeout from Teriyaki One Japanese Grill and everything was fresh, hot, and delicious. The salmon teriyaki was perfectly cooked, the fried rice had great flavor, and the dumplings were crispy and full of taste. Portions were generous, and the price was very reasonable. The order was ready on time and packed neatly. Definitely a great spot for quick and tasty Japanese food — we’ll be ordering again soon!

I was excited to try the golden prawns on the menu which is supposed to be prawns stuffed with crab meat. Immediately wondered if it was imitation crab because I’m not a fan so I decided call and ask them. When I spoke to the lady on the phone she first told me yes it is imitation crab but then switched her answer to no saying it wasn’t. I asked her multiple times for clarity and she kept saying no it’s not imitation but if I wanted real crab meat she would charge $3 extra which is I why I aske

My friend and I went to Otani around 5:30pm on a Monday. I was shocked that there was a decent amount of people in the restaurant when I checked in, so I would recommend making a reservation. They are located at a lower level, which is nice because it provides a bit of waiting room. The interior has a fancier ambiance, with a mix of tables and cozy booths. We started with an order of harumaki ($6). I liked that they cut this up in halves, so it was easier to split. It had a nice natural flavor,