Ramen restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with heart-shaped cup stoppers adding charm. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, attracting families with a kids menu and easy access. Food stands out with well-developed flavors and tender meats, delivering quality beyond typical mall food courts.
Takoyaki comes out piping hot and fresh every time. The octopus inside is chewy, and the overall taste is good.
Japanese fried chicken stands out with its amazing crispiness and perfectly cooked Karrage. The kombu chicken version offers a unique twist that many find absolutely out of this world.
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The restaurant offers a diverse menu with options for meat lovers, vegetarians, and vegans.
Credit cards are accepted, but a surcharge applies for using them.
The menu changes seasonally, ensuring fresh ingredients are used.
Cozy spot blends coffee shop, noodle bar, and market vibes with fresh decor and calm energy. Crispy, soft takoyaki shines as a top appetizer. Perfectly cooked, flavorful fried chicken complements meals and kids' plates.
Takoyaki comes out crispy outside and soft inside, making it a standout appetizer. It pairs well with other dishes like pork chashu and tonkotsu ramen.
Fried chicken comes out perfect and flavorful. It appears as an appetizer and in the kids meal with chashu ramen, fries, and fruit.
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The establishment is open on Christmas.
The restaurant offers a variety of ramen options with great toppings and flavorful broth.
The location is very convenient.
Large space with hundreds of origami cranes creates a cozy vibe for groups. Crispy takoyaki packed with octopus and juicy fried chicken in Japanese and Korean styles shine. Japanese-style cocktails and sake add a lively touch to the intimate atmosphere.
Octopus balls come crispy on the outside and packed with octopus. The takoyaki stands out as a highly recommended dish alongside other favorites like sesame chicken and squid legs.
Crispy outside and juicy inside, the fried chicken offers full flavor without being too oily. Both Japanese and Korean styles stand out as delicious and well-prepared.
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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.
Small space with some seating offers a warm, inviting atmosphere and freshly cooked fried chicken. Energy stays chill and friendly, with generous portions and reasonable prices that attract late-night crowds. Thoughtful touches like plastic gloves for eating add to the personal vibe.
Takoyaki comes alongside other fried items like chicken wings and calamari. It offers a mix of flavors but tends to be just okay compared to other dishes.
Fried chicken here is crispy on the outside and juicy inside, never greasy or dry. The spicy fried chicken sandwich and wings are well-seasoned and consistently flavorful.
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They are open late into the night all week.
The prices are very reasonable.
The portion sizes are very generous.
Tiny shop with barstool seating and a kiosk ordering system creates an intimate, casual vibe. The atmosphere feels welcoming and cute, though seating is limited and close together. Menu offers affordable, fresh bubble tea and snacks with a variety of Korean and Taiwanese flavors.
Takoyaki stands out as delectable and encourages repeat visits. It pairs well with Taiwanese sausage and matcha milk tea for a tasty combo.
Wings come crispy and spicy with a fresh taste. The soy-flavored fried chicken wings stand out on a menu that includes Korean fried chicken and sandwiches.
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There is no bathroom available at the location.
You need to let them know if you want your drink hot because the digital kiosk doesn't let you pick hot/cold.
Most drinks can be customized and the sweetness can be adjusted.
Small, cozy space mimics a Japanese street alley with authentic decor like paper lamps shaped as cats and goldfish, wooden and brick walls. Atmosphere feels traditional and intimate, enhanced by chill Japanese-style music playing in the background. Frequented by those seeking highly praised ramen paired with imported beer and sake.
Takoyaki stands out with its amazing taste and perfect cooking. The sauce adds a tasty touch that complements the dish well.
Freshly fried karaage comes with a zesty lemon wedge and spicy mayo, balancing flavors well. Fried chicken appears as a popular appetizer with no substitutions allowed.
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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.
Bubble tea shop offers a cozy, charming decor with comfortable seating in a small, inviting space. The atmosphere is warm and casual, though staff conversations can be loud. It draws a crowd looking for affordable, quality tea and unique food options like New Orleans style chicken and onigiri.
Generous pieces of octopus fill the takoyaki, making each bite substantial. They serve it quickly, and the takoyaki satisfies cravings with its fresh, flavorful chunks.
Fried chicken onigiri and chicken sandwiches stand out with great flavor and portion options. Korean fried chicken wings and popcorn chicken also deliver solid taste and variety.
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Bring cash if you want to save some money.
They charge a 3% fee for card payments at the self-ordering kiosk.
Nom Tea only has 3 high chairs available for families.
Small, cozy spot with take-out-only service and a kiosk for ordering. Atmosphere feels clean and welcoming, with a clever ramen bowl design separating noodles and soup. Offers refreshing mojitos with unique toppings and authentic Taiwanese flavors.
Matches the quality of street cart Takoyaki in Kyoto. Offers very good flavor and texture. One of the favorite dishes here.
Very crispy Korean fried chicken stands out here. The soy garlic flavor tastes awesome and delivers a delicious bite every time.
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The restaurant offers a special Buy One Get One Free menu.
This restaurant is take out only, with no dine in option.
The milk tea shop is open until 3:00 in the morning.
Vintage-style Korean izakaya with dim lighting and cozy booths creates a quiet, intimate atmosphere suited for dates or small groups. Cat-themed decor and ambient music add a youthful, hip vibe. Spacious tables near the kitchen contrast with darker, more cramped seating by the entrance.
Hot and soft takoyaki stands out with its fluffy egg texture and a side of cheese fondue that adds richness.
Wings come crispy outside and juicy inside with perfect seasoning. They stand out alongside the spicy beef tendon with glass noodles.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups due to high demand.
Expect a time limit of 90 minutes during busy hours.
The restaurant closes at 4am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Small space captures authentic Japanese bar culture with gorgeous decor and graphic design. Atmosphere feels relaxing and lively, blending cozy vibes with unique cocktail menu styled like an anime comic. Crowds often form outside, reflecting its popularity and energy.
Takoyaki balls come out perfectly cooked and are served on a skewer, giving them a street food vibe. They work well as an incredible appetizer alongside other dishes.
Juicy and flavorful fried chicken stands out with options like karaage and Tang Yang styles. The chicken pairs well with cilantro, red onion, and seaweed over rice, and the dipping sauce adds a nice finishing touch.
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Expect a wait of 10-15 minutes for 2 people around dinner time.
For 3-4 people, the wait can be closer to 15-25 minutes on weekends.
You should get there early if it’s a busy time.
Small, cozy ramen spot with minimalistic Japanese decor and a trendy, relaxed vibe. Atmosphere ranges from loud and lively to chill and intimate depending on seating and crowd. Known for outstanding ramen and sake, it draws a mix of diners seeking quality and ambiance.
Soft inside with a semi-crisp sweet exterior, the takoyaki features perfectly cooked squid that is not too chewy. A tart dressing tops the Osaka-style balls, making them stand out alongside other dishes like beef buns.
Crispy fried chicken features a crunchy batter topped with sesame seeds, peanuts, and scallions. Spicy versions balance heat and sweetness, while the lightly fried chicken katsu pairs well with curry and sticky rice.
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Reservations are recommended for Friday nights.
You should book in advance due to the small size of the restaurant.
They check for vaccine cards before dining in.
Small space with award-winning Japanese decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels authentic and cozy. Quiet and relaxing vibe suits casual meals or dates, with a clean, minimal aesthetic that avoids stiffness. Frequented for its thoughtful ambiance and intimate setting.
Takoyaki stands out as a favorite appetizer here. It consistently delivers excellent flavor and quality.
Juicy inside and crispy outside, the fried chicken stands out with its perfect texture. The Karaage version earns praise for being both crispy and juicy.
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The kitchen closes at 10 PM.
Parking is hard to find.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours.
Small ramen spot offers a cozy, quaint atmosphere with tight seating and limited space. The vibe is authentic and intimate, often crowded but filled with character. Warm sake and standout ramen create a focused, flavorful experience.
Takoyaki stands out with its wonderful taste and crispy texture. It pairs well with other dishes like fried chicken and gyoza, making it a popular appetizer choice.
Spicy fried chicken comes out fast and pairs well with ramen. The fried chicken is a must-try dish and tastes delicious alongside other items like squid and takoyaki.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with special meal deals.
The happy hour special includes an appetizer, drink, and ramen for $19.99.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a table.
Spacious Asian fusion restaurant with bright ambiance and friendly atmosphere featuring authentic music and a cute teddy bear photo spot. Seating is plentiful and the environment feels cozy and calm. The layout combines casual cafe elements with table service, creating a relaxed dining experience.
Takoyaki comes with plenty of octopus and holds up well alongside other dishes like combination fried rice and Indonesian-style noodle soup. The texture and flavor make it a solid choice here.
Crispy outside and juicy inside, the fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and juicy meat. Variations include spicy fried chicken noodles and fried duck, both offering bold flavors without extra salt.
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The restaurant offers a variety of ramen dishes and small appetizers.
Expect generous portions at affordable prices.
The drink menu is still being developed, so options may be limited.
Japanese beer house style blends with anime-themed decor and One Piece projections on walls, creating a vibrant, quirky atmosphere. The space feels like a mix of trendy Tokyo bar and classic Kyoto izakaya, lively yet comfortable for conversation. Unique fusion cocktails and artisanal Japanese beers complement the authentic vibe.
Takoyaki stands out as a must-try dish with a reputation for being excellent and even the best in the city. It pairs well with other appetizers like takowasa and jalapeño fries with karaage.
Japanese fried chicken stands out with its fresh, delicious taste. Fried chicken buns and seasoned French fries add unique twists to the menu.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended for larger parties or peak times.
The restaurant charges around $50 per person for food and drinks.
Spacious layout with an open kitchen and in-house noodle making creates a modern, airy feel. Atmosphere blends airport lounge calm with family-friendly seating and outdoor options. Unique Yuzu Shio ramen stands out as a signature dish.
Takoyaki here has a great taste with a classic flavor. The octopus pieces are a bit small, and adding more egg salad could improve the dish.
Spicy fried chicken comes crispy outside and juicy inside, often tossed in sauce with spicy mayo and chili threads. Variations include a yuzu flavor that adds a bright, citrusy note to the tender, flavorful karaage.
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Happy hour specials on drinks and food are available from 4-7pm on weekdays.
A weekday lunch special is offered for $25, including an appetizer, ramen, and drink.
The restaurant has gluten-free options available for those with dietary restrictions.
Japanese lanterns and traditional artwork create a warm, inviting ambiance blending traditional and modern styles. Seating options include ramen bar or tables with comfortable, tight arrangements. Music mixes Asian and contemporary pop, enhancing a cozy, lowkey vibe.
Takoyaki stands out with its flavorful and mouthwatering taste. It pairs well with other dishes like spicy tonkotsu ramen and deep fried squid, making it a solid choice for takeout or appetizers.
Fried chicken comes in two main styles here: perfectly crispy karaage with soy and ginger notes, and a soggy, stringy version that feels greasy. Both appear fresh but vary in texture and crispness.
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The restaurant has a Grand Opening special with 3 free toppings with your order.
The kaki fry appetizer is 50% off until the end of this month.
The restaurant is having a promotion through 7/31: Free appetizer with a noodle purchase.
Upscale Japanese restaurant with dimmed lighting and a long bar creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere. Music blends old school reggae and 80s-90s bangers, giving a unique underground Tokyo vibe. Space features high ceilings and a layout reminiscent of a former club, combining dining with lively energy.
Takoyaki features real octopus in each ball and cooks to a delightful texture. The flavor stands out as genuine and well-balanced.
Fried chicken here is wonderfully savory and juicy without being greasy. It lacks a crunchy outside but tastes like an outstanding Japanese delicacy that pairs well with rice.
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The restaurant has a $15 minimum order per person before sitting down.
No outside drinks are allowed at the restaurant.
The restaurant only has outdoor seating at night.
Restaurant offers a cozy Japanese ambiance with a warm, inviting atmosphere and stylish, well-decorated interior. It includes private and separate seating areas and provides convenient street parking. The vibe is relaxed and perfect for casual dining.
Takoyaki has a crispy outside and chewy inside texture. It carries a noticeable amount of ginger flavor that some might find strong.
Yuzu tebasaki offers fried chicken wings with a bright citrus twist. Other fried chicken dishes are very good, but the bites have an odd batter that doesn't taste much like chicken.
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Paying with cash grants a 10% discount on your meal.
Parking is convenient with plenty of street parking available.
Expect large portion sizes; some may not finish their meal.
Small space with minimal, clean decor creates a calm, authentic atmosphere that feels cozy and intimate. Light, savory broths and perfectly chewy udon noodles define the dining experience. Bar seats facing the window offer a spot for people watching in a peaceful setting.
Authentic takoyaki comes with a good amount of bonito flakes. It pairs well with karaage, both offering solid flavor.
A quiet minimalist spot serves tasty fried chicken as an appetizer alongside other Japanese staples. The fried chicken pairs well with dishes like seasoned tofu noodle soup.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The menu features dishes priced between $10-20.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Japanese spot shines with private booths and a large sake bar. Takoyaki rivals Osaka's best with perfect flavor and texture. Fried chicken offers tasty bites with lemon mustard sauce, balancing richness and zest.
Takoyaki matches Osaka quality with a great balance of flavor and texture. It pairs well with other dishes like agedashi tofu and stands out among options like croquette and tonkotsu ramen.
Small fried balls of chicken come with lemon and mustard sauce or in a fried chicken curry. Some versions are full of fat and lack flavor.
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Make sure to book your table to avoid long wait times.
Be prepared for a long wait (45 minutes to an hour) if you don't have a reservation.
The restaurant is welcoming for large parties, accommodating up to ten guests.
Tiny space with an open kitchen creates a cozy atmosphere perfect for small groups. Crispy takoyaki appetizer offers fresh, hot bites. Soft buns with fried chicken deliver rich flavor, making it a must-try spot for classic Japanese eats.
Crispy and flavorful takoyaki stands out as a fresh and hot appetizer. It pairs well with other dishes like beef ramen and delivers a tasty bite every time.
Soft buns hold the fried chicken and shrimp, melting in your mouth. Karaage fried chicken appears as a small appetizer with thick breading, though the fried chicken bun earns high praise for flavor.
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Tenichi Ramen is cash only but accepts Venmo and other digital payments.
They take your name for the waitlist if the wait exceeds 10 minutes.
No credit card payments are accepted.
Combination of mini mart and ramen counter creates a cozy, market-like atmosphere with a small dining area and quick service. The space feels clean and efficient, bustling yet comfortable, resembling a casual Japanese store. Crowds gather for fresh, flavorful onigiri and handrolls, especially during peak hours.
Takoyaki here has a chewy texture with a small piece of octopus inside. The sauce and toppings add a delicious touch, making it a popular quick bite option.
A full piece of flavorful fried chicken fills the karage onigiri. The spicy fried chicken don offers nicely cooked pieces with a spicy kick but overall tastes average.
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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 an open kitchen and anime-style menu art creates a unique setting. Atmosphere stays cozy and calm, blending modern and traditional Japanese styles. Affordable prices attract those seeking authentic Japanese comfort food and a great sake selection.
Octopus takoyaki costs $9 and comes fresh and delicious. It stands out alongside other dishes like salmon carpaccio and kurobuta katsu.
Spicy karaage stands out with its crispy texture and bold flavor. Fried chicken appears in several dishes like donburi and omurice, often paired with curry or rice bowls for a satisfying meal.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get full.
They are doing a free round of drinks in their opening week.
The toryufu mazemen is a summer special.
Small space with tasteful Japanese-inspired design and a welcoming outdoor terrace creates a cozy, vibrant atmosphere. Club music contrasts with quiet moments, attracting a mix of diners who enjoy customizable ramen and unique drinks like matcha beer and creative cocktails.
Soft texture and tasty flavor define the takoyaki here. The takoyaki balls consistently satisfy cravings.
Lightly battered and fried, the Kaarage fried chicken offers a delicious, crispy texture. The flavor is rich and buttery, making it stand out among typical fried chicken dishes.
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Happy hour is from 4pm to 6pm with $6 beers.
A waiting line starts to form before 9:00 pm.
The establishment closes at 1 AM.
Honeycomb seating creates a unique, private dining experience with individual cubbies and call buttons for service. The atmosphere feels cozy and authentic, evoking a Japanese vibe with stylish, well-designed decor. Flavored sake and smooth soju add to the relaxed, enjoyable energy.
An explosion of flavors comes from the takoyaki with its savory octopus filling and luscious sauce. It cooks perfectly and delivers a packed with flavor bite every time.
Salt-fried chicken stands out with a crisp, flavorful coating. Fried squid legs also complement the menu alongside the delicious fried chicken.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to secure a table.
Mandatory tips start from 20%, leaving no choice for the tip amount.
The lunchtime menu offers good value for the price.
Cozy space with Shibuya street food style decor and casual bar atmosphere creates an authentic Japanese vibe. Music and lighting add to the calm, inviting energy. Creative cocktails like the Espresso Martini complement the experience.
Crispy outside and creamy inside define the takoyaki here, with generous octopus portions that deliver authentic street stall flavors. It arrives piping hot, balancing tender texture and bold taste.
Fried chicken comes in two styles here. One version is crispy and recommended, while another is soaked in broth and turns soggy without crunch.
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The restaurant takes reservations on Google.
The fish plate costs over $30.
Expect large portions for most dishes.
Japanese-themed space blends live jazz music with authentic decor featuring anime posters and imported items. Atmosphere stays calm and classy, offering a relaxing vibe amid the city bustle. Unique touches like a Pac-Man arcade add playful character without overwhelming the setting.
Takoyaki here has a crispy outside and a soft inside with tender octopus pieces. It pairs well with other dishes like yakitori and sushi.
Crispy fried chicken comes with a mayo-based sauce in the Chicken Nanban. Fried chicken is tender and well-seasoned, with a mild spice level. Spicy fried chicken also appears on the menu.
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Happy hour runs until 6:30 PM with $4 drinks after work.
The restaurant does not take reservations; it's first come, first served.
Drinks are available for takeout, including beer and sake.
Ramen restaurant with a fusion aesthetic and a large open kitchen creates a high-class atmosphere. Loud electronic dance music and dark lighting give the space a nightclub vibe. Seating options include communal tables and individual spots, encouraging both socializing and solo dining.
Takoyaki serves as an appetizer with a decent taste but lacks freshness. Some orders arrive cold, which affects the overall quality.
Crispy fried chicken comes with an amazing tartar sauce. The fried chicken bao and fried chicken rice stand out as delicious dishes alongside spicy tonkotsu ramen.
Good to know
Come before 6 PM to avoid a long wait.
You must reserve a table at the Japanese restaurant.
IPPUDO NY only accepts card payments, so customers should have a credit card to eat there.