Small Japanese restaurant offers cozy ambience with tables close together and sushi chefs preparing dishes in front. Atmosphere stays low-key and relaxed, welcoming casual dinners any day. Known for excellent ramen and skewered grilling, it draws those seeking quality without high prices.
Good to know
Yakitori sticks are priced around three dollars, offering great quality.
The $20 lunch special includes sushi and ramen.
The restaurant allows BYOB, which can enhance your dining experience.
Food truck near Central Park serves fresh onigiri with a wagyu option and classic takoyaki with a satisfying texture. The lively spot offers healthy snacks that are affordable and perfect on the go.
Good to know
Expect long lines during lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
The food truck offers a student discount for college ID holders.
Prices are generally affordable for NYC, with most items under $15.
Food truck offers authentic Japanese dishes with a cozy, happy atmosphere and affordable prices. It attracts a mix of people seeking fresh onigiri and diverse options like musubi, rice bowls, and udon. The vibe is quick and convenient, making it a popular stop near schools and parks.
Good to know
The restaurant is very accommodating for food allergies like dairy and wheat.
The restaurant offers a discount for TNS students.
The food truck is great for a quick lunch option.
Second-floor Japanese restaurant with retro anime art and spacious, cozy interior offers a pet-friendly patio and private booths. Atmosphere feels warm and vibrant, ideal for relaxed gatherings with friends. Staff perform table-side torching adding an interactive touch to dining.
Good to know
The restaurant has limited parking space available.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
The menu features a variety of dishes including sushi, rice bowls, and ramen.
Large space with hundreds of origami cranes hanging from the ceiling and an interior that looks into the kitchen creates a beautiful, intimate atmosphere. Karaoke and a cozy bar add lively energy, while Japanese-style cocktails and sake complement the experience. The vibe suits conversation and group gatherings alike.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all night with great drink deals.
The restaurant has a last call for orders at 3pm.
Reservations are recommended for groups of five or more.
Japanese grocery store offers spacious layout with narrow aisles that can feel crowded. Atmosphere blends cozy charm with a focus on ready-to-eat meals like bento boxes and onigiri. Shelves stock unique Asian vegetables and a wide variety of Japanese snacks at reasonable prices.
Good to know
The milk tea tasting event starts at 11am on select Saturdays.
Open Mike night occurs once a month; check the schedule for dates.
A ten dollar minimum is required for card payments.
Small space with carefully curated Japanese imports offers a calm vibe and outdoor seating. Takoyaki is crispy outside, gooey inside with rich garnishes. Fresh salmon onigiri features flavorful rice and fish and good takeout options.
Good to know
You should call a week in advance and pre-order the fatty tuna cuts.
On Mother’s Day, I had to call days ahead to order the Kaisen Don bowls to ensure availability.
Wheat is not noted as an allergen in items that contain soy sauce.
Outdoor courtyard shines with Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating a lively marketplace vibe. Food court serves takoyaki without mayo and fresh fried chicken onigiri, offering authentic Japanese street snacks. Indoor shops and arcade games add fun and culture.
Good to know
The food hall opens at 12 PM daily.
An exhibition and sale of foods from Japan runs from February 23rd to 26th.
Free sake tasting is available on Saturdays.
Cozy mini mart with a ramen counter offers fresh onigiri bombs featuring crispy exteriors and warm fillings. Takoyaki serves chewy bites with octopus and tasty sauce. Quick service and a small dining area create a market-like atmosphere perfect for casual dining.
Good to know
Expect long lines during peak hours, so plan your visit accordingly.
Each rice ball or spam musubi costs about $2-3.
Seating space is very limited, with only a few seats available.
Small space with narrow aisles and beautiful simplicity creates a quiet, peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of Japan. Shelves hold a wide selection of Japanese and Asian products, including fresh noodles, sashimi-grade fish, and prepared meals. Prices tend to be cost effective, making it a convenient spot for Japanese culinary needs.
Good to know
The grocery is only open till 7pm.
Some prepared food is available for 20% off shortly before closing.
The supermarket has a great variety of Japanese products.