Tiny space creates an intimate atmosphere with a chill vibe and live sushi prep as a performance. Guests savor luxurious sushi in an elegant setting paired with excellent sake. Omakase delivers a life-changing sushi experience that feels authentic and tasty.
Good to know
Reservations are essential given Zen Sushi's popularity and limited seating.
The 14 course omakase is priced at $89, which is a great deal for NYC.
Expect to spend around $180 per person for a full dining experience.
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Sushi restaurant serves a 17 course omakase with creative sushi and unique flavors like squid ink foam. Intimate setting features dim lighting and a peaceful vibe, perfect for quiet enjoyment or bar chat. Pair dishes with elegantly curated sake for a full experience.
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Happy hour offers half off the second 17-course meal when reserving at 5 pm.
Reservations are recommended, especially for the omakase experience.
The omakase dinner is priced at $90 per person.
Space blends lush greenery with colorful murals and stylish decor for a vibrant, cozy vibe. Sushi shines with firecracker rolls and tender yellowtail Tiradito. Music shifts from soft tunes to a lively DJ-led supper club under a disco ball, creating an energetic atmosphere.
Good to know
Kobano is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Reservations are confirmed via text the day before your visit.
The restaurant opens at 6pm, so plan accordingly.
Asian fusion spot shines with teriyaki chicken and beef udon noodles. Cozy, stylish space offers natural light and lively outdoor seating. Vibe stays fun and energetic, perfect for casual dining and people watching.
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Prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
The diner offers a small but focused menu for easy selection.
Homemade lemonade is a popular summer drink choice.
Small, intimate space with wood paneling offers a cozy vibe. Enjoy rich pork broth ramen and crispy Hiroshima-yaki with grilled chicken. Bar stools and wooden tables create a relaxed setting for savoring authentic Japanese grill dishes.
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You pay at the front and they bring your food out, making it very casual.
The restaurant offers affordable Japanese food.
The menu is easy to navigate and customizable based on one's preference.
Traditional Japanese decor sets a cozy, moody vibe perfect for quiet conversation. Tempura stays crispy over hot rice, and donburi dishes like pork belly and shrimp tempura offer well-balanced portions. Small seating adds intimate charm for date nights.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant closes at 11 PM on Thursdays, but may refuse entry after 9:50 PM.
Cozy space blends Thai-inspired decor with lush plants and warm lighting. Bold spicy seafood dishes like crown shrimp sashimi stand out. Cocktails use Thai herbs and spices, matching the authentic flavors. Seating feels intimate but can be cramped.
Good to know
There is a food safety issue here; proceed with caution.
Customers should stay away from the seat next to the wall to avoid being scratched.
Customers are advised to explore Southern Thai cuisine instead of typical pad thai.
Tiny space offers an intimate vibe with anime figures and unique decor. Matcha drinks shine with lychee jelly and fresh onigiri made calmly. Soft music and tea craftsmanship create a cozy oasis away from the city.
Good to know
Only one party is allowed to enter the store for ordering at a time.
Customers can sample the tea before ordering to adjust the sweetness.
You can wait almost 2 hours in line on weekends.
Small, cozy spot offers fresh poke bowls with large portions and crisp flavors like spicy tuna and cooked salmon. Intimate seating and a chill vibe make dining relaxed. Friendly touches include free beverages and self-serve water for a welcoming feel.
Good to know
The restaurant has take out space only.
The portions are huge.
There is very limited seating inside the restaurant.
Small food stall with charcoal grill creates a smoky, authentic street vibe. Locals gather for affordable skewers featuring meats and vegetables grilled with skill and bold seasoning. Atmosphere feels grungy and lively, offering a genuine taste of Chinese street food culture.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash.
Each skewer costs around $2.50.
The cart is open every day after 5 PM, except when it rains.