Cozy space mimics a Japanese alley with authentic decor and chill music. Vegetable Tempura Ramen features a light broth with ginger and garlic, and chewy noodles. Mackerel shoyu ramen offers a unique flavor blending different heritages.
Broth in the Vegetable Tempura Ramen stays light with great flavor and carries a comforting ginger and garlic taste. Noodles come out chewy, making the dish stand out.
Mackerel shoyu ramen stands out with its flavorful and light profile. The menu offers creative and unique ramen selections blending different heritages.
Good to know
The lunch special is available Monday through Friday.
A 20% tip is automatically added to the bill.
The restaurant requires one entree per person for ordering.
Indoor and outdoor seating with views of the Brooklyn Bridge create a spacious setting. The atmosphere stays relaxed and friendly, enhanced by open garage doors and a great music selection. Fresh sushi and strong saketinis complement the vibe.
Menu offers a mix of classic sushi and unique rolls. Several items stand out for their creative combinations.
Good to know
They are hosting a sake tasting event from September 18-22.
Happy hour prices are available, but normal hours are not recommended.
Omakase is a good value for the experience.
Narrow building with traditional Japanese decor offers a cozy vibe and heated outdoor seating. Crunchy vegetable tempura shines in bento boxes and pairs well with spicy ramen. Unique sushi like sea bass sashimi and a special Viking Roll make it a standout spot.
Crunchy and light, the vegetable tempura comes as part of a bento box and also on its own. It pairs well with other dishes like spicy ramen and sushi rolls.
Unique sushi options include sea bass and delightful sashimi. The menu features a Viking Roll and a delicious soup not found elsewhere.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 4 PM to 8 PM with $5 drinks and appetizers.
Get there early to avoid a 45-minute to 1-hour wait at the sushi bar.
The restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are allowed.
Small, quaint space with minimalist Japanese decor and wood tones creates a cozy, chill atmosphere. Extensive sake selection complements fresh, layered-flavor sushi and udon dishes. Noise levels vary, sometimes lively, sometimes quiet, making it suitable for relaxed dining.
Guests pick out unique sake cups for themselves. The menu blends Japanese classics with distinctive dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are required in advance by email or phone.
The restaurant is only open for 4 hours during the week.
They offer a variety of dishes including sushi, ramen, gyoza, and rice bowls.
Small Japanese restaurant with stylish bar and beautiful interior design offers a cozy, chill vibe ideal for date nights. Guests enjoy fresh, high-quality sushi and bold, perfectly crafted cocktails in a quiet, tasteful setting.
Japanese tacos use crispy seaweed shells instead of flour for a fresh twist. The yakiniku wagyu hot stone lets you cook tender beef right at the table. Cocktails bring a unique flair that pairs well with fusion dishes like Salmon taco and Mentaiko pasta.
Good to know
Check the updated happy hour times before visiting.
The restaurant offers a limited order for Yakiniku Wagyu Hot stone.
There are free and paid street parking options nearby.
Spacious, modern setting with hand-painted murals offers a peaceful vibe despite some noise in the back. Chef Mike crafts unique dishes like oysters topped with salmon roe. Crisp vegetable tempura adds a light crunch, perfectly paired with rich entrees.
Vegetable tempura comes out crisp and well-cooked. It pairs well with dishes like miso cod and tofu teriyaki, adding a light, crunchy contrast.
Chef Mike's exceptional skill creates meals that stand out with unique combinations. Oysters come topped with salmon roe, adding a distinct flavor and texture not found elsewhere.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the omakase experience, especially on weekends.
The price for the 15 course omakase is $88, while the 19 course is $138.
Happy hour specials on drinks and appetizers start at 4:30 PM on Mondays.
Restaurant offers a cozy, minimalist interior with calm and relaxing vibes that create an intimate atmosphere. Lighting and decor enhance the experience, making it feel clean and comfortable. The space maintains a medium size that supports a quiet, enjoyable dining pace.
Fresh ingredients highlight the menu with a variety of unique specialty rolls. Every dish offers a distinct twist that stands out.
Good to know
Oishii Sushi offers a buy 2 get 1 free special on rolls.
The delivery speed is fast, with food arriving in less than half an hour.
Parking is tough at this sushi spot.
Small Japanese restaurant with cozy, clean interior and beautiful digital art projections along walkways and walls. Atmosphere stays warm and quiet, featuring comfortable private booths with individual air conditioning. Popular music plays softly, creating a welcoming and relaxed dining environment.
Very light Panko breading coats the vegetable tempura, keeping it crisp and not oily. Meals often include a mix of shrimp and vegetable tempura alongside other items like chicken katsu and dumplings.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a great lunch special.
The meal typically costs over $22 but is offered for $13.
The approximate waiting time at the sushi restaurant is about 25 minutes.
Small, crowded interior with intimate atmosphere mirrors authentic Japanese ramen shops, while heated outdoor seating offers a more spacious option. Energy feels claustrophobic inside but lively, with a well-curated sake selection complementing the food.
Light and airy vegetable tempura comes cut like fries with eggplant, sweet potato, onions, and green pepper. It pairs well with cold or hot udon dishes.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash payments, and all taxes are included.
Making a reservation is recommended to avoid long wait times.
To get in, customers must put their name on a list and wait outside.
Interior features bright lights with mismatched color temperatures and a cozy, intimate ambiance. The atmosphere includes loud music that changes the vibe from low-key to more energetic. Sake and Japanese beer selections are notable, complementing the overall dining experience.
Good to know
The restaurant allows walk-ins without a reservation.
The special menu changes every day, providing something new for regulars.
Gen offers a seven-piece omakase for 30 dollars.