Small shop offers authentic Japanese cuisine with fresh onigiri like spicy tuna and tempura rice balls. It blends takeout and grocery with hard-to-find vegetables. No seating keeps focus on quick, convenient shopping and eating.
Offers authentic Japanese cuisine with standout items like spicy tuna onigiri and unagi, shitake, and shrimp tempura rice balls. Also serves good katsu sandwiches and chicken katsu curry.
"I found the Japanese food, especially the onigiri, to be the best and very fresh."
"I found the katsu curry here to be excellent and surprisingly spicy."
"The grocery store staff are always so friendly and helpful."
Good to know
This is not a restaurant and they do not have Sushi.
There is no seating available as it is primarily a grocery store.
Ordering in advance is strongly suggested.
Small sushi counter with about 12 bar seats creates an intimate, cozy vibe. Omakase shines with dry aged fish and fresh, premium nigiri. Bright, modern decor and a curated playlist add to the experience, while complimentary sake rounds out the meal.
Omakase features premium nigiri and creative flavor combinations with fresh, well-prepared fish including dry aged pieces. The menu offers solid value with reasonable prices and an intimate setting.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers an $85 omakase for 18 courses until February 8.
A 90-minute seating might work better for the dining experience.
Dining happens in a small intimate tent with private seating for two, creating a quiet cozy atmosphere. Sushi features fresh uni and perfectly marbled chutoro and otoro, showcasing high-quality omakase in a personal setting.
Omakase features fresh uni that melts in your mouth and perfectly marbled chutoro and otoro. The sushi is incredibly attentive in quality and presentation, with a limited 12-seat bar offering an intimate experience.
Good to know
Reservations are absolutely needed for dining at this restaurant.
The meal costs $150 per person for the omakase experience.
The restaurant accommodates gluten-free dietary needs.
Spacious omakase bar offers fresh sushi with unique, high-quality creations. Gorgeous interior creates a cozy atmosphere perfect for intimate dining. Warm, welcoming vibes make the space feel relaxed yet busy, enhancing the overall experience.
Omakase offers a wide variety of beautifully crafted sushi pieces with great attention to detail. The sushi is fresh, reasonably priced, and features very unique creations that stand out for their quality and taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Lunch Omakase costs as low as $35 for a 5 + 1 mini dinner.
The full Omakase is priced at $125.
Cozy spot with chic decor and visible chefs offers fresh sushi and flavorful ramen. Tempura is a standout. Moderate noise keeps energy lively yet comfortable for quiet chats.
Sushi stays super fresh and offers an astounding variety. Ramen comes in flavorful options like spicy and vegetarian miso, with some of the best taste and crisp textures. Tempura also stands out as awesome.
Good to know
The ramen restaurant does not offer pork chashu, only chicken.
Two pieces of salmon sushi cost $14.
The Omakase is very affordable at under $70, compared to the usual $100+ price.
Elegant space with warm lighting and cozy booths offers a blend of old steakhouse charm and modern décor. Fresh seafood shines, especially oysters and sushi, while creative cocktails and impeccable service complete the memorable experience.
Fresh seafood stands out, especially the oysters and sushi. Gourmet sushi and sashimi feature prominently on the menu.
Good to know
The total cost for three people for four dishes and no alcohol was $200.
The restaurant is suitable for a pre-theater dinner.
Arrangements are made for convenience to the 8pm show at The Met.
Cozy ramen spot shines with rich chicken broth and tender meat. Wood paneling and low lighting create a warm atmosphere. Enjoy cold beer or plum wine alongside hearty bowls for a lively yet relaxed vibe.
Ramen features rich chicken-based broths and tender meat that stands out. The menu also includes gyoza and prawns, complementing the hearty bowls.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash.
There was no wait for seating.
The food came out quickly.
Small, modern spot shines with bright white lighting and a friendly vibe. Poke bowl is a quick, generous Japanese dish that satisfies. Limited seating suits fast meals, while lively music keeps energy up.
Poke bowl stands out with its quick preparation, generous portion, and delicious taste. It serves as a reliable go-to dish for Japanese food here.
Good to know
Expect limited seating for dine-in customers, especially during peak hours.
Delivery from multiple restaurants can be coordinated for simultaneous arrival.
Prices are relatively modest for the Lincoln Center area, but some items feel overpriced.
Japanese restaurant buzzes with a loud, energetic atmosphere like a sports bar. Donburi bowls with angus beef and salmon shine alongside spicy garlic edamame. Regulars enjoy the free pool table and a large private room perfect for group hangouts or date nights.
Donburi bowls stand out with angus beef and salmon options. Spicy garlic edamame offers a salty kick. Sashimi, oysters, and oyster shooters add variety alongside solid katsu and Japanese sake.
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Happy hour runs from 1 PM to 7 PM with great prices on oysters.
Oysters are under $3 each during happy hour, a significant discount.
The bar offers $5 beers during happy hour.
Counter seating at a small sushi bar creates a cozy atmosphere despite some noise. Fresh sushi arrives promptly, featuring a $75 omakase with unique items like wagyu hand roll. Beautiful decor adds an upscale vibe that feels approachable.
Freshly prepared sushi comes right from the chefs in front of you with prompt service. The $75 omakase offers a variety of nigiri and hand rolls like wagyu hand roll and salmon crispy rice, all crafted with different textures and flavors.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 2 PM to 6 PM with $5 hand rolls.
The sushi bar gets busy after 6 PM, so arrive early.
The omakase experience costs $75 and features fresh ingredients.
Spacious fusion spot offers expertly made sushi and standout BBQ ribs. Cozy yet lively vibe with music and sports on TVs. Bar serves well-crafted cocktails and seating includes comfy outdoor options.
Sushi comes in an excellent assortment with some platters expertly made and proudly delivered. Edamame tends to be overcooked sometimes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to secure a table.
The restaurant offers a special Restaurant Week menu with three courses for $45.
Brunch is served until 3 PM on weekends with an unlimited buffet option.
Large grocery store offers a bright, clean atmosphere with a wide variety of Asian products. Find instant Japanese curry and fresh sushi, including uni, though some caution on sushi freshness is advised. Premade cold foods add convenience without a food court.
Instant Japanese curry is available, which is hard to find elsewhere. Sushi and sashimi, including uni, are well stocked and ready to go, but some have gotten sick after eating the sushi here.
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The hot food section is coming soon.
The self checkout is for 5 items or less.
There is no fish or meat counter, but they have prepackaged options available.