Japanese restaurant offers a stylish and cozy interior with tasteful decor and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The ambiance feels effortlessly welcoming and suits intimate dinners or wine nights. Tables sit close together, creating a lively yet comfortable setting.
Modern Japanese design blends with warm lighting and a clean minimal aesthetic to create a calming, stylish space. The food offers a modern twist on traditional Japanese dishes, matching the cool yet cozy vibe.
Omakase-grade fish shines in the sashimi and kaisen don. The wagyu carpaccio and truffle ramen stand out for their rich flavors. Chicken katsu curry and wagyu ramen offer solid, high-quality options.
"The food here is delicious and beautifully presented."
"The duck pasta with miso butter was to die for."
"The staff here are so sweet and make everything run smoothly."
Good to know
Manhatto has not obtained their liquor license yet, so plan accordingly for drinks.
Prices are reasonable, especially for the quality of food offered.
The lunch special includes soup, salad, and an entrée at a great value.
Japanese restaurant offers a modern, clean design with a welcoming, cozy atmosphere and spacious interior including a private room for gatherings. The environment feels comfortable and warm, with seating options that provide views of the city. The place maintains a spotless, well-organized open kitchen visible to diners.
Sushi and ramen stand out with a wide variety and exceptional quality. The chicken ramen is particularly notable for its rich flavor. This spot consistently delivers a solid Japanese food experience.
Good to know
The restaurant does not honor online reservations.
The room can be booked for special events.
The entrance is actually in 10th not 37th as it appears on the map.
Small, cozy cafe with warm wooden decor and natural light creates an inviting atmosphere. Tables sit close together, making the space feel cramped and congested. Music features a strong playlist with artists like Chet Faker and Jungle, adding to a relaxing vibe.
Bright and airy space with a modern interior design creates a cozy yet fresh vibe. The menu features modern cuisine with a variety of options, all served in a clean and inviting setting.
Eggplant katsu stands out with a crispy texture and rich flavor, especially in the sandwich version. Matcha also features as a notable drink option.
Good to know
You pay at the counter on your way out.
No laptops are allowed in this place.
The kitchen closes at 2:30 PM.
Communal seating at a long shared table creates a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere where conversations overlap. Minimalist decor with light wood slats and curved pastry seating adds a sleek, Japanese-inspired touch. An attached French patisserie offers a unique dessert experience alongside the main dining area.
The space features a modern atmosphere with spacious, comfortable booths and contemporary decor throughout.
Udon here stands out with its springy, al dente noodles that hold up well in broth. The tempura is light and crispy, especially good with the broth and noodles. The Kaisen Don offers generous cuts of fresh fish making it a solid choice for sushi lovers.
Good to know
If your plans are more set in stone or if you're visiting during peak hours, get a reservation.
There's a 90 minute seating limit due to the constant flow of people waiting for a table.
The hostess informed a few people that there would be a 20-30 minute wait for a table.
High ceilings and industrial design create a spacious, bright setting with open kitchen views and abundant plants. The atmosphere varies from cozy and inviting to loud and chaotic, influenced by a mismatched, rave-style music playlist. The place suits groups and dates looking for a lively, modern vibe.
Ambiance blends modern and cozy elements smoothly. The cacio e pepe udon offers a modern twist, lighter and less intense than traditional pasta.
Peruvian Japanese cuisine shines with Whole Chicken Experience for Two featuring bone broth, Yakitori skewers, and Oyakodon. Shareable appetizers like rock shrimp tempura and blue crab maki offer unique, intense flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect to pay around $20-$30 per dish, with small portion sizes.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers on weekdays.
Ramen restaurant features an open kitchen and long bar seating that evoke a Japanese dining experience. The atmosphere is lively and crowded, with close seating that makes conversations audible between tables. An outdoor bar area offers a place to wait, adding a social element to the visit.
Sharp, clean, minimalist Japanese style blends with a warm, modern feel. The space stays comfortable and clean with plenty of seating and a mix of modern decoration and Japanese vibe.
Broths have rich flavor that rivals ramen in Japan. The ramen offers a semi-hip environment with friendly service and is known for its tasty noodles.
Good to know
You should make a reservation because the restaurant is always busy.
Make sure you arrive early because usually, there’s a long wait to get in especially on a weekend.
If you don't have a reservation at Ippudo, you should plan on waiting for a table, sometimes up to an hour.
Chef's counter seating offers an intimate view of a coordinated kitchen team crafting dishes within feet. The atmosphere blends raw intensity with a casual, cafe-like decor, creating a unique contrast. Outdoor seating features enclosed, heated tents that provide comfort despite rustic surroundings.
Chefs blend traditional Korean flavors with modern culinary techniques. Korean street food like kochi gets a fine dining twist that respects its roots.
Halibut, katsu, and wagyu offer rich textures and flavors. Tonkatsu comes with a unique curry paste, carrots, and corn combination. Some dishes lean Korean with an omakase-style approach.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
The only food option is a 9 course tasting menu, which requires advance booking.
The meal costs $250 per person after a 20% tip.
Boho chic design creates a tropical, relaxing atmosphere with comfortable seating and attractive lighting. Interactive hibachi chefs provide live entertainment including jokes and musical acts, adding energy without overwhelming noise. Late hours suit those seeking a chill spot after shows.
A beautiful modern atmosphere blends with traditional Thai dishes featuring thoughtful modern twists. Tablet ordering adds a modern convenience to the dim sum experience.
Udon noodles stand out as a favorite, especially the fried and stir-fry beef versions. Dumplings, including pork soup and pan-fried pork buns, come fresh and tasty alongside dishes like chicken teriyaki and garlic ribs.
Good to know
The Hells Kitchen musical is currently showing on Broadway.
Elephant Ear is open until 12:00 AM.
Elephant Ear can accommodate last minute reservations for large groups.