Japanese restaurant offers a calm and friendly atmosphere with clean, well-lit interiors and a warm, welcoming environment created by attentive hosts. The vibe is quiet and restful, providing a comfortable retreat from the busy city.
Dishes like kimchi, bulgogi, and soft shell crab taste very authentic, closely matching mainland Japan flavors. Teriyaki sauce uses traditional ingredients like mirin, sake, soy, and sugar without thickeners.
Sushi features super fresh fish and a variety of fresh sashimi options. Miso soup tastes good, and the menu offers affordable Japanese and Korean dishes with great service.
"The Japanese food here is fresh, high-quality, and simply impressive."
"The sushi here is so affordable, you rarely find prices like this anymore."
"The food here is so authentic, you can taste the love in every bite."
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 11 PM.
The prices for the rolls are very reasonable.
The portion sizes are generous for Manhattan.
Korean restaurant with eclectic decor featuring Tiffany-esque light fixtures and toy car accents creates a relaxed, family-run atmosphere. Music by Adele plays softly, adding to the calming vibe. Seating is sleek and clean, supporting a comfortable dining experience.
Korean dishes deliver authentic flavors with bibimbap standing out as both delicious and true to tradition. The food maintains high quality while staying affordable.
Bento boxes come with options like bulgogi beef and popcorn chicken. Stone pot bibimbap and chicken teriyaki bowls offer authentic Korean flavors, alongside tasty katsu and spicy ramen.
Good to know
The restaurant refuses to offer tap water.
They don’t have washrooms.
The prices are very cheap for New York.
Ramen restaurant offers clean, modern decor with upstairs bar and seating. Atmosphere feels vibrant and cute with ambient lighting and playful interactions like rock-paper-scissors games. Menu focuses on Shio and Miso ramen with large portions and reasonable prices.
Ramen here shows a mix of takes on authenticity. Some dishes deliver authentic Japanese ramen flavors, while others do not match traditional standards.
Ramen here offers layers of umami complexity with fresh, delicious noodles and broth. The Miso Ramen stands out for its rich, authentic flavor and warmth, perfect for cold days.
Good to know
Yasubee only serves Shio Ramen and Miso Ramen, not Tonkotsu Ramen.
Happy hour features free small plates and discounted drinks.
The prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate space with wooden interior and upscale yet approachable decor. Calm, refreshing music sets a unique, special vibe blending downtown cool with Tokyo style. Bar seating and a notable sake list complement the well-crafted sushi and skewers.
Food features authentic Japanese flavors with yakitori and sushi standing out. The spot offers a cozy izakaya vibe with genuine ingredients and creative twists.
Sushi stands out with its freshness and impeccable quality. The menu includes dishes like cauliflower tempura, Brussels sprouts, and Saikoro steak, alongside a homemade Matcha cake.
Good to know
The minimum consumption per person is $30.
Expect small portion sizes; order more than usual.
Be prepared for a bill over $100 for two.
Japanese restaurant offers a serene, elegant atmosphere with cozy, friendly vibes. A hidden speakeasy bar in the back features unique cocktails and a stylish setting. The space feels clean and beautifully decorated, creating a relaxed experience.
Japanese dishes feature authentic flavors made fresh and in-house. The menu offers creative yet traditional options with quick service and a clean interior.
Ramen stands out with a strong black garlic flavor and is considered very delicious. The pork gyoza appetizer and curry rice with katsu also shine as particularly tasty dishes.
Good to know
Yakitori is only served at dinner, but the ramen is available all day.
The lunch set offers great value.
The restaurant offers fresh and premium cuts of fish, as well as plenty of vegan options.
Modern, spacious ramen restaurant with a cozy, minimalist design and stylish, well-maintained interior. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, enhanced by good music and unique ceramic dishware. Known for authentic, high-quality ramen served in an upscale yet reasonably priced setting.
Broth and noodles deliver authentic Japanese flavors with high-quality ingredients. Service supports a flavorful and genuine ramen experience.
Broth stands out with rich flavor and a unique truffle twist. Pork is tender and adds depth, while the ramen remains light but tasty.
Good to know
Walk-ins are currently available since the restaurant has just opened.
Expect reasonable prices around $20 per bowl for high-quality ramen.
The restaurant did not feel rushed or crowded during Sunday brunch time.
Single long bar seating creates a cozy, intimate space with wooden stools and a modern, tranquil decor. The atmosphere feels lively and inviting, with great music enhancing the experience. The setup suits solo diners or pairs, offering fresh, high-quality fish and a quick, affordable meal.
Authentic Japanese donburi comes in a good portion priced at $28. The chef is Japanese, ensuring genuine comfort food that stays true to traditional flavors.
Sushi here is incredibly fresh with a wide variety of options. Donburi and chirashi bowls offer perfect portions and balanced flavors at affordable prices.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9:30 PM, despite online listings showing 10 PM.
Donburi bowls start at $20, with medium and large sizes priced at $28 and $60 respectively.
The restaurant does not accept cash payments; only credit cards are allowed.
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.
Ramen features a thick, authentic soup with flavors true to Japanese tradition. Service includes well-educated waitstaff who enhance the authentic experience.
Ramen stands out with its high quality and spicy tonkotsu variety. This spot serves some of the best ramen in the city, known for rich flavors and satisfying bowls.
Good to know
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.
Seafood bar with lobster station, sushi bar, and oyster bar creates a lively, bustling atmosphere. Crowds gather around bar seating, making it energetic but sometimes crowded. Outdoor seating with heaters offers a warmer option amid the fresh seafood vibe.
Authentic sushi chefs from Japan prepare sushi with fresh, high-quality raw fish and perfectly prepared rice. The menu includes an authentic American lobster burger and the atmosphere stays simple and genuine.
Seafood shines with fresh sashimi, generous portions, and exceptional sushi prepared right at the counter. Oysters and lobster rolls add variety to this seafood-focused spot.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 6pm to 7pm, offering half-off oysters from Monday to Friday.
The lobster sandwich costs $30, while the lobster roll is $23.
Seating can be limited during peak hours, so be prepared to stand.
Small, cozy restaurant with a warm atmosphere and friendly service. Space includes a prayer area and uses touch screen ordering. Clean, well-furnished interior with complimentary pumpkin cake offered after meals.
Bold, authentic Chinese flavors stand out, especially in dishes like Szechuan Beef Tripe and Tendon noodles. The food captures the essence of Lanzhou and Uyghur cuisine with a genuine noodle texture and tangy, flavorful profiles.
Hearty, authentic Lanzhou ramen stands out here with braised beef noodles and dan dan noodles offering rich, satisfying flavors. The pumpkin mochi dessert adds a unique sweet finish to the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant is a few steps from the 14th Street MTA station, servicing A, C, E, and L lines.
Prices are reasonable, with dishes like lamb skewers priced at $5 for three pieces.
No tipping is required at this restaurant, simplifying the payment process.
Ramen restaurant offers a cozy, informal atmosphere with a simple, functional interior and tight seating that encourages quick meals rather than lingering. The kitchen is visible upon entry, adding to the straightforward vibe. The space feels warm and welcoming despite being somewhat cramped.
Ramen here offers authentic Asian flavors that stand out from store-bought options. The environment stays pleasant and unpretentious, making it a solid spot for genuine tastes.
Ramen stands out with spicy beef and Ajisen ramen options that deliver solid flavor. The menu also features veggie ramen and salmon teriyaki rice, all at a good price for Manhattan.
Good to know
Going during happy hour from 4-7 PM is recommended for half-priced drinks.
Gratuity is already included in the bill for large groups.
Your bill may already automatically have an 18% tip included.
Small space centers around a zen courtyard garden with Shoji Garden design elements, creating a cozy yet refined atmosphere. Noise levels run high, making conversation difficult despite the inviting vibe. Guests enjoy unique, experimental small plates and a chance to select their own sake cup with bottle orders.
A lively Izakaya atmosphere captures the authentic Japanese dining vibe. The Shoji courtyard lighting adds a pretty, traditional touch, and the Japanese food tastes very good and authentic.
Pork tenderloin katsu stands out with its incredible tenderness and a touch of truffle salt. Udon and mackerel sushi also show solid quality alongside the heavenly pork katsu.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least a week in advance due to high demand on weekends.
The restaurant does not serve rice with dinner orders, which is unusual for a tonkatsu place.
Dishes are served as small plates; order 3-4 dishes to share for a full meal.
Large covered market inside a restored industrial factory blends historic architecture with modern culinary culture. Vibrant atmosphere fills the space with diverse shops and food stalls, attracting many visitors. Outdoor heated booths offer comfortable spots to eat despite the busy, sometimes warm environment.
An authentic asado grill runs here, rare outside Mexico. The market offers a diverse array of global cuisines including fresh seafood, hand-rolled sushi, and authentic tacos.
Fresh seafood stands out with hand-rolled sushi, oysters, and lobster featured prominently. Sushi bars offer a variety of authentic options praised for quality and freshness.
Good to know
Happy hour offers half price on oysters and beers/wine.
Chelsea Market hosts various events, including cooking classes and pop-up shops.
Expect a 20-minute queue outside every restaurant during peak hours.
Basement setting with a modernistic neo-shinden-zakuri-inspired layout creates an intimate and stylish space. Bright, warm lighting and anime-themed artwork add a friendly, calming vibe despite the tight, packed seating. A great sake selection complements the quiet, atmospheric environment.
Ramen here offers authentic flavors that feel filling and true to Japanese style. They serve authentic green tea while you wait, adding to the genuine experience.
Ramen here stands out with its rich flavors and variety of vegan options like the vegan and spicy veggie ramen. Green tea mochis offer a sweet finish to the meal.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on Friday nights as the ramen shop gets busy quickly.
A late lunchtime visit is best for a relaxed atmosphere.
The restaurant charges a 3% fee for credit card payments.