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Not cheap. But maybe because they’re good and authentic. We ordered chicken ramen and shoyu ramen, both of which were DELICIOUS! The chicken meat had some ginger in it and it tasted so smooth. The soya-based broth was clear and comforting. The shoyu pork ramen broth was different but also great. You can taste the meat and the bones but not too rich or overpowering. Sometimes you have a couple of slurps and you already feel full. You know what I mean? But this one is refreshing and mixed with the

Giving it a two star review because they skimped out on the sushi. Meaning instead of putting yellowtail in my roll they put fake crab meat.. love that. Thanks (rainbow roll photo attached below) and also as I went to grab a leaf from next to the sushi ( realized there’s black dirt, the wash was not proper and I don’t know how much more of dirt I’ve eaten … dropping stars there. Hopefully we won’t get sick.

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 used to frequent the famous Chang Pai restaurant in Dhaka often in the 90s. So, I was pleasantly surprised to find d Chang Pau in New York. The Thai soup tasted almost exactly like in Dhaka. I also ordered Chao Min and fried rice. Although, they didn't taste quite like the one in Dhaka but they were pretty good.

Chef Jorge and the Kansha experience was lovely. Personal, intimate, and so well thought out. We went to the omakase counter as a party of 4, and had the counter to ourselves. (although it seats 6) The entire 17 course omakase was well planned and executed, with fantastic quality fish, rice, etc. Loved interacting with Chef Jorge and hearing about his story while we ate our way through the omakase. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!

This is by far the best all-you-can-eat sushi spot I’ve ever been to. The food quality is excellent, and the customer service is outstanding. It’s truly a must-visit! The staff was kind, compassionate, and efficient toward me and my family, and our food came out quickly and fresh. If you’re looking for great-quality sushi and exceptional service, this is definitely the place to go!

Pretty good udon and price can't be beat in nyc! Went around 8pm on a Friday night and had to wait about 30 min or so to get in. Got the kitsune and niku udon - both came out piping hot. They're very generous with the niku but wish they gave more tofu pieces with the kitsune udon. Still a pretty good deal and would come again

Avocado handroll was so fresh and delicious. 🥑 I like the nice and relaxing atmosphere of this place. Will be back to try maki and others for sure.

This restaurant is truly perfection. The food was phenomenal, and the service was exemplary. It’s such a lovely restaurant with modern amenities, a lovely restroom, a large bar with large televisions and comfortable chairs for seated dining. As a vegan with a carnivorous husband I was very impressed with the variance and quality of vegan options. We ordered several appetizer’s, drinks, entrées and dessert. We celebrated my husband’s birthday and were so grateful for the care and superior attenti

This place was okay. There is a cute interior and fine service but the food was just alright. I got chicken katsu ramen which was a lot better reheated than it was at the actual restaurant. The vegetable dumplings were pretty good though. We were a party of two with no reservations on a Sunday evening and we were seated immediately. Perfect for groups of 2-4. The atmosphere is very quiet, you can hear everyone’s conversations.

Had the Teriyaki Salmon lunch box; it was great, especially since it was my first time at this restaurant. The service & the food options were great as well. You may want to bring your own spoon & fork if you are not able to use chopsticks well.

Such a lovely spot, we were seated in a semi private area near the entrance. The beer cold, yakitori tender and juicy, tempura crispy. A good variety of quality typical izakaya food. Good friendly service as well.

Had such a great experience at Suteishi! The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Every dish felt well made and worth it. The service was also amazing, everyone was attentive, welcoming, and made us feel taken care of throughout the meal. The atmosphere was one of my favorite parts too: cozy, relaxing, and perfect for catching up or having a nice dinner out. Definitely a place I’d come back to and recommend to friends!

Had such a great experience at Ai Ki Ya Japanese Restaurant! The highlight for me was definitely the cotton candy sukiyaki — not only does it look super cute and Instagram-worthy, but the flavor is amazing. Once the cotton candy melts into the broth, it creates a slightly sweet, rich taste that pairs perfectly with the thinly sliced beef and veggies. So comforting and unique! We also ordered the 10-skewer yakitori platter for $29.99, which is such a great deal. There was a nice variety of skew

We had an omakase lunch, and it was such a fun experience. The meal focused on raw fish and was served in a hand-roll sushi style, which felt really unique and interesting. They gave us a separate paper menu with descriptions of each dish and tips on how to enjoy them, which I loved. One of the dishes even let us try rare salts from around the world—such a cool touch! Everything looked so pretty and cute, it was honestly fun just to look at. The only thing that didn’t quite hit for me was the

I came here yesterday on Memorial Day to get some drinks and dessert with a few friends. I ordered the matcha soft serve drink. My friends got matcha strawberry drink and a matcha parfait ice cream. Everything tasted felt like authentic matcha. We ordered on a kiosk and our order was made pretty quickly (less than 5 minute wait). There were a lot of people so the seating was limited. We were lucky enough to get a couple seats when some other customers left.

Best ramen in NYC without a second thought. The broth was balanced and the noodles were cooked to a right degree of chewiness. The beer was pleasantly tasty, and we will try the karaage next time! Btw, the kitchen closes at 8:30pm.

Bar GOTO is a refined Japanese-style cocktail bar tucked away in the Lower East Side, offering a quietly impressive and thoughtfully executed drinking experience. The bar earned international recognition in 2022 and is led by Kenta Goto, a bartender trained at Pegu Club. His approach reinterprets modern cocktails through a Japanese lens, emphasizing balance, restraint, and ingredient logic rather than excess or spectacle. From the moment you step inside, the warm amber lighting and orderly, in

This is a gem in the heart of Kings Highway. Close to everything, it serves best sushi, sashimi, bento boxes at very affordable prices. Always ask your server for specials because sometimes they are not on the menu. My favorite roll is a toro roll. Best in the house! The servers always welcoming and remember you by your name. Amazing place!

Queens, vou already know don't play about mv food Pulled up to Hagane Hibachi & Japanese Grill(161-02 Cross Bav Blvd, Howard Beach, NY 11414) with my familv and the chef turned dinner into a full-blown action movie. Flames flying, knives spinning, crowd hyped like it's fight night Started liaht with a California roll -- simple. clean, handled with respect. Then I went heavyweight: steak with shrimp hibachi. That grill was snapping, butter nitting the rice, shrimp flipping in the air like they si

What a treat to come here! We didn’t make a reservation so it was a bit of a wait (1 hour at 7:30pm on a Sunday), but once we got in everything was smooth. Hayley helped us out and we got our food super quickly! I got the classic tonkotsu ramen and I liked how clean the broth tasted. The meat was also super tender and not too fatty compared to a lot of pork that’s in tonkotsu. We also thoroughly enjoyed the mango kakigori. The atmosphere was dark and moody with candles at each table. We were a p

An amazing meal. Each course was more delicious than the next. They were very accommodating to our dietary issues. Chef Chen was friendly and took great pride in each piece of sushi he prepared. Very fun vibe, celebrating three birthdays there.

I had such a great experience at Ootoya Union Square. The food tasted super fresh and everything we ordered was delicious. I really liked the wagyu carpaccio, it was also beautifully presented and definitely one of the standout dishes of the meal. The handmade udon was another standout for me. The noodles had such a great texture and tasted incredibly fresh. The atmosphere was cozy but still felt modern, and the service was excellent throughout the meal. You can tell a lot of care goes into both

We went to celebrate one of my friend's birthday and the staff was outstanding! The chef and the waitress went above and beyond to meet all of our needs. The food and the sake were amazing as well. We had a great variety of sushi for the omakase. Everything was so delicious. One of the best omakase experience that I've had in NYC.

This was a short visit, and I found this restaurant within walking distance of where I stayed. It was my first time at Kaoru, and I really enjoyed the atmosphere, it felt comfortable even dining alone. The servers were kind and friendly, and the food was fresh, delicious, and well worth the price. The portions were generous; even with a bowl and an appetizer, it was more than enough for one person. I would definitely come back. Seating for larger groups is limited, so if you’re coming with a gro

This has become one of our favorite Japanese restaurants. The food is consistently delicious, especially the sushi, and the menu is updated regularly, which keeps us coming back to try new things. The staff is always friendly and welcoming and makes us feel right at home. We wanted to leave a review because this is one of those hidden gems that deserves more attention and more customers. If you visit, be sure to save room for the matcha pudding dessert—it’s absolutely delicious and definitely

The chicken katsu curry was excellent, with a pleasantly spicy sauce. The karaage curry was also delicious. For dessert, we tried the berry & cream cheese and black sesame & cream cheese on Japanese milk bread. Beautifully presented, though not my personal favorites. Coffee and cappuccino were very good. Service was a bit reserved, but polite. The restaurant itself is quite small, so seating is limited — we didn’t have a reservation and waited about 25 minutes on the waitlist. There’s also a c

Absolutely wonderful experience! The food was exquisite, very tasty, and the portions were generous. The service was impeccable; everyone was extremely attentive and kind. They even offered us a complimentary appetizer and later a courtesy tea, which was such a lovely detail. The dessert was excellent, beautifully presented, and very delicate. Overall, the quality for the price was outstanding. A place I would definitely recommend and happily return to!

Amazing sushi counter! The quality of the fish is next level and it remains very affordable. I highly recommend!

Fushimi Restaurant is arguably one of the best places on Staten Island for fresh sushi and sashimi. We ordered a large Deluxe platter for our group, which gave us the chance to sample a wide variety of fish—and everything tasted exceptionally fresh. We also tried the oysters, which were incredibly fresh and delicious. The Fushimi Signature Roll and the Sunset Boulevard Roll were both standout items—very flavorful and beautifully prepared. Overall, we had a fantastic experience. The service was

A great option if you're looking for something gluten free! They have both savory and sweet crepes. We opted for the sweet. His chocolate-filled crepe was next level.

We found this authentic Japanese restaurant serving Ramen, Rice and noodles in a warm, inviting space near NYU. It tasted just like what I had in Tokyo last year. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

10/10, no exaggeration. Onikii’s katsu was insane massive portion, perfectly crispy on the outside, and somehow still tender and juicy inside. Truly elite katsu. The service was attentive and efficient without being overbearing, which made the whole experience even better. Everything hit exactly how it should. Absolutely worth it and definitely going back. I’d recommend their edamame and katsu. SO GOOD!! Only downside, there was no heat or hot water in the bathroom/restaurant.

Interesting and Enjoyable. Seats about 30+ and on our Wednesday night meal a table of 9 was seated for Enjoyment. Food is On Point Perfect. Bento Box. Share your appetizer ! Enjoy the Noodles and have a good time. Comfort food. Friendly unobtrusive staff is polite and helpful. Just Go ! Enjoy

One of the great sushi restaurants in Queens. Very intimate setting a few 2-tops tucked away, perfect for a dinner for two. When I used to live here I would order 2 -3 times per week, its that good. Their food is delicious and most importantly fresh sushi. Service is great all the time.

Very affordable, I got the premium set. They use too much wasabi and few toppings so there’s very little flavor variety with each of the courses. There are other omakase’s at the same price point that I like more.

Highly recommended! Try the okonomiyaki fries! But don't skip on the more standard options either. We had takoyaki, several skewers, karaage, a hand roll, and drinks. Everything was fresh, served hot, and very flavorful. We were late for our reservation (and called to inform) and the staff were very accommodating. One of the owners, Keyo, even came to check on us a few times and chat about his story. We felt so welcomed and left feeling satisfied and full! Can't wait to go back! Such a great exp

LOVED this spot! While Fuyu Ramen’s name means “Winter Ramen” in Japanese, there are several dishes suited for the summer and the comprehensive menu includes far more than ramen (including rice dishes and many izakaya-style appetizers). My favorites are the Tako Wasabi and the Takoyaki. If I were to go back again, I'd just order those dishes and a nice cold canned Asahi.

I ordered the chef supreme at 90usd, this was amazing nothing to compare, the selection of fish, sushi/sashimi and dressing totally surprising amazing. A bit expensive but i do not regret. The service was nice and friendly. I found the gyoza a bit too greasy but nice. The restaurant itself is cosy

Have you ever been "afraid to leave a review" because a place was so PERFECT? That is Suzume! - My bartender Barb (wow!) ... meet her and you will understand. - The drink selection; enticingly different! - The food... The Food! Atmosphere? Its the cozy hidden spot you bring a date to if you want to "set the tone" Thank me later.... but don't go! This is My secret spot.

Pretty underwhelming experience overall. Especially considering the options in the neighborhood. Asking the guests if they want dessert halfway through eating dinner because "kitchen is closing" is really bad form. Especially for guests paying over $100 per person. Like how much effort and cleanup does it take to make a dessert? Bad hospitality. If you want to be home earlier, have earlier closing hours.

Me and my family just recently visited location for lunch. The food is OK and a customer service could be better maybe could be a language barrier other than that is just OK.

Probably the best hand roll spot that I have been to. Fantastic vibes and friendly staff. Not a very big restaurant but there are maybe a dozen seats at the sushi bar. Highly recommend the blue crab and spicy scallop hand rolls. The toro scallion is also absolutely delicious. Definitely a spot that you have to stop by if you can. Now for my standard comments. Location is clean and well kept.

The food was fresh and tasty!!! They just have to be careful with frying the chicken a few pieces had a little bit too much char from the grill and the dumplings were fried a little too dark and hard !!!! Everything else was cooked to perfection I’m talking about the cabbage noodles and white rice !!!!

10/10 experience! The hibachi food was delicious. I've had hibachi many times before, but the fried rice our chef made was especially flavorful, and the noodles were just as good. The Cabernet was excellent, and my cousin couldn't stop talking about how good and strong the sangria was. The kids had a blast watching the hibachi show, which made the night even more fun. The parking was right outside the restaurant, which made the entire experience that much better. Great food, great drinks, and gr

AMAZING!!!!! Service and Food were excellent. He was patient with us as this was our first experience. Explained the menu down to our likings, respected food allergies, and didn't even need a pen n pad to remember our personalized orders. 10/10 recommend, WILL BE going back. I forget the gentleman's name who served us, but he also created the mural on the wall as you walk in. Beautiful soul of a man. Our dishes were as follows: Tantankamen Ramen, Spicy Miso Ramen and Shrimp Chow Mein. Pork and C

The staff here are very polite, food very hot and they checked always to make sure. We got the Bento Box and chicken lo mein. 9/10!

Solid sushi spot by Barclays and Prospect park. Nice ambiance inside. Very kind and attentive staff. Loved the tuna crispy rice appetizer. Their special rolls are pretty expensive but otherwise a good spot for standard rolls.

First time at Tokahachi after seeing good reviews and craving Japanese food in the East Village. We ordered the sushi set for two with miso soup. The miso soup was good, but the regular rolls were just okay, some were falling apart because the rice didn’t hold well. The best thing we tried was the Twins Roll from the special menu with crab, really delicious. The plum white wine, unfortunately, was not good at all. Also noticed a strong smell of cleaning products inside the restaurant, which af

Tomo Sushi on Queens Blvd continues to be one of those rare places that never disappoints. We’ve been coming here for years, and the quality, service, and overall experience have always stayed the same—excellent. The service is friendly, attentive, and professional without feeling overbearing. You’re taken care of from the moment you sit down. The food is consistently fresh and well executed. The sushi is flavorful, beautifully prepared, and portions are solid. Everything comes out looking gre