Elegant dining space offers stunning views over Grand Central Station with rich, deep colors and a beautiful bar. Atmosphere blends sophistication and warmth, creating a remarkable setting for meals and cocktails. Different rooms provide varied experiences, suited for casual dinners or dates.
Excellent food pairs with incredible service to create a truly memorable dining experience. The combination of delicious dishes and a welcoming ambiance stands out clearly.
Sushi stands out with options like the Bluefin Tuna Roll and a creative Steak and Egg Sushi Roll. Unique dishes include the Deli Roll with pastrami and sauerkraut, plus family-style sashimi and sushi tacos.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand shortly after opening.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours on weekends.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments only.
Izakaya-style spot offers authentic Japanese decor and a cozy vibe with retro anime visuals. Enjoy rich chicken ramen and tasty takoyaki paired with cold beer. Lively atmosphere features a DJ and classic anime movies, making it great for food and fun.
Food features top notch Japanese street food with amazing flavors and pairs well with tasty cold beer. Service is consistently great, making it a solid spot for drinks and food after work.
Ramen stands out with rich, authentic flavors, especially the chicken ramen. The takoyaki also offers a notable taste experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a meal, especially for large groups.
Happy hour offers $4 Sapporo and runs daily from 12pm to 6pm.
Free parking at the meter is available after 7 PM.
Cozy spot blends Japanese Izakaya style with Thai fusion flavors like Yezo Yakitori and crying tiger. Tiny stools and live jazz create an intimate vibe perfect for casual dining. Dishes taste like grandma's cooking, paired with tasty drinks for a warm, inviting meal.
Food features a unique Japanese and Thai fusion with flavors reminiscent of grandma's cooking. Dishes come with flavorful profiles and pair well with tasty drinks.
Flavors focus on Yezo Yakitori and dishes like tako wasabi, kai yang, and crying tiger. The salad offers a wasabi kick with ponzu, all served in an Izakaya style setting.
Good to know
The restaurant has live jazz music from 8-9pm on Fridays.
There is a lunch special available.
Yezo Thai Isankaya does not have liquor but offers BYOB for beer and wine.
Enjoy premium A5 Wagyu beef cooked tableside in a cozy, bright space with a relaxing vibe. Fresh ingredients shine in dishes like Wagyu Nigiri and sweet shrimp, while service stays consistently top-notch. Multiple dining rooms offer comfort, but watch for slippery floors.
Fresh ingredients and tasty sides stand out in the dishes. Service is consistently top-notch, making the dining experience smooth and enjoyable.
Premium shabu shabu features AYCE Wagyu beef cooked in rich sukiyaki broth. Appetizers include wagyu sushi, sweet shrimp, and wagyu tartare, with Wagyu Nigiri balancing beef and rice flavors perfectly.
Good to know
You only have 90 minutes for your meal.
The best package is the $98 Diamond package, which includes unlimited premium cuts of Wagyu meat.
Premium sets include the highest quality A5 Japanese wagyu and M9+ Australian wagyu.
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.
Fried food feels light and comforting without a greasy aftertaste. Dishes come out delicious and exquisite, making the overall food experience really good.
Udon dishes here feature perfectly chewy noodles and tender beef with a rich broth. Options like kitsune udon and shrimp tempura udon offer authentic flavors with sweet and savory notes.
Good to know
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.
Sushi restaurant offers a bright, welcoming space with a quiet, calming atmosphere that feels like a small oasis away from the city bustle. The interior is sophisticated and modern, featuring thoughtful design and playing great house music that enhances the dining experience.
Food arrives freshly made right in front of you with beautiful presentation. The quality of the sushi feels premium and the chef shows clear knowledge and skill.
Fresh, high-quality sushi shines with generous portions and a skilled sushi chef preparing omakase meals. Prices stay affordable while delivering an exceptional Japanese food experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with $5 Sapporo and great Sake.
The happy hour deal costs $10 for a draft beer and 1 hand roll.
The lunch special includes 3 hand rolls for $15.
Small dining space seats eight people closely, creating an intimate atmosphere with low lighting and smooth jazz. Sushi preparation happens live, showcasing the chef's precise technique and fresh ingredients. The vibe is focused and quiet, with conversations audible from nearby tables.
Phenomenal food pairs with warm hospitality and amazing service for a truly special dining experience. Prices match the quality, making the meals both delicious and memorable.
Offers an authentic omakase experience with delicious sushi and warm hospitality. The Chicken Kuro Ramen and octopus appetizer also stand out as tasty options.
Good to know
The omakase experience is priced at around $155 per person.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand for seating.
Parking is available at a garage around the corner.
Coffee shop with cozy, comfortable seating and a quiet, laid-back vibe despite a busy Midtown setting. Music is chill and intentional, complementing the atmosphere. Space transitions into a bar at night, offering specialty coffee and cocktails with expert preparation.
Food features great taste and comes with friendly service. The atmosphere complements the enjoyable dining experience.
Selective menu features hand rolls, nigiri, and sashimi all fresh and well presented. The 12-piece omakase comes on one large plate with great flavor, alongside options like the California roll and a la carte choices.
Good to know
They are only open Monday through Friday and are not open on weekends.
The café is located on the lower level of an office building, so it can be a bit hard to find.
The location is hidden at the entrance to the subway at 72nd and 3rd, northeast corner.
Seven-seat sushi bar sits in a roped-off vault area, creating an intimate, quiet atmosphere with tasteful decor. The vibe blends hip intimacy with chef's craftsmanship, offering a calm and comfortable energy. Guests experience a set omakase menu featuring fresh, high-quality fish flown in daily.
Food features exceptional quality and blends fine dining with luxury retail. Omakase sushi stands out as a unique and delicious option.
Omakase sushi here offers a special and unique taste with super high quality ingredients. The meal balances perfect timing and quantity, making it ideal for a quick lunch with Michelin-quality sushi.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant is located in the basement of Saks Fifth Avenue.
Expect a set menu with no à la carte options.
Simple yet elegant decor creates a bright and inviting dining space with a homey feel. The atmosphere stays serene and cozy, supported by knowledgeable and friendly staff. The layout suits both small groups and larger meetings, making it comfortable and relaxed.
Food features super fresh ingredients with a huge selection of Asian dishes. Quality stays excellent for the price with tasty sushi and katsu Don options.
Sushi features very fresh fish and generous pieces with an extensive variety of options. Rolls like Lobster and rainbow come well constructed and authentic, avoiding the common sweetness found elsewhere.
Good to know
Aji Sushi can get quite busy during peak lunch and dinner hours, leading to longer wait times.
The prices are affordable, with $16 for a 10 piece sashimi being a good deal for Manhattan.
The restaurant offers fresh, quality products at a more than correct price.
Dark interior with open grill tables creates an interactive dining experience. Atmosphere feels authentic and lively, often attracting groups of young men. Booth seating offers a quieter option amid the noisy, energetic vibe.
Food features fantastic beef tongue and consistently amazing dishes with minimal wait times even when crowded.
Wagyu sushi stands out with its rich, tender meat served as nigiri. Liver sashimi is not available, and Reba Sashimi has been removed from the menu.
Good to know
Happy hour is available, but prices are considered high.
Expect to pay around $70 per person for a meal.
The restaurant has a reputation for high-quality Japanese BBQ.
Spacious and stylish interior with bright lighting and immaculate cleanliness creates a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Seating is ample, supporting a calm dining experience. The environment encourages lingering with its cozy vibe and well-organized layout.
Food here stays fresh and tasty with a focus on healthy plant-based options. Portions come huge and the variety goes beyond just carrots.
Freshness stands out in the Tuna and Salmon Poke Bowl, which balances seasoning well. Several poke bowls, including the Pesto Chicken Bowl and Caesar Wrap, offer variety and consistent quality.
Good to know
Customers should order ahead online to avoid long wait times.
You get 10 bucks off if you order from the app.
The restaurant does not offer table service.
Tatami rooms with zashiki seating create an authentic Japanese dining environment. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant, with an old school vibe and occasional elevator jazz playing. Staff communicate in Japanese, adding to the cozy, nostalgic feel.
Food features authentic Japanese dishes with a focus on fresh fish flown in and includes eel as a standout. Presentation follows traditional style with thoughtful preparation and a tranquil atmosphere.
Japanese meals here include authentic sushi and flavorful bento boxes that match what you'd find in Japan. Dishes like beef sukiyaki, Godzilla curry, and zaru cold soba with tempura stand out for their taste and quality.
Good to know
Reservations are required, and it's best to confirm they are open before arriving.
Expect to order within 7 minutes of being seated to avoid missing out.
Prices for a la carte items can be very high, often marked as market price.
Small sushi restaurant offers a relaxing atmosphere with fun music and a cool vibe. It stays uncrowded even during early evening hours on weekdays. Fresh, well-crafted sushi pairs with reasonable prices for quality and portion size.
Food comes fresh and plentiful with the bento box special offering a good amount for the price. Options suit both dining in and takeout, delivering delicious meals consistently.
Sushi here is very fresh and well-crafted, with standout items like spicy scallop and spicy salmon rolls. Prices stay reasonable, especially with lunch specials and bento boxes offering good value.
Good to know
There is a $15 lunch special available.
The bento box special offers a good amount of food for the price.
The restaurant is not crowded even after 6:00 PM on a workday.
Elegant space features dimmed lights and an octopus mural, creating a cozy vibe with perfect lighting. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting without loud music, fostering a sleek and pleasant dining experience. The energy suits those seeking a refined yet friendly setting for sushi.
Food here stands out for its amazing quality and creative menu. Service is attentive and friendly, especially mindful of food allergies, making the dining experience excellent.
Sushi here stands out for its spectacular nigiri and fresh sashimi. Signature dishes include scallop nigiri with brown butter, spicy Maine lobster roll, and dressed bigeye tuna wasabi sashimi, all priced well for the quality.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted bites and drinks from 4-6pm daily.
Reservations are not required on Wednesday nights.
The total bill for two people averages around $120, including tip.
Seafood restaurant offers a beautifully renovated space with stunning flying fish lighting and a gold shell wall behind the bar. Atmosphere feels stylish and elevated, perfect for business meals or after-work drinks with a crowd from midtown finance. Music can be loud, but the layout provides good table spacing for privacy and a welcoming vibe.
Food features freshest seafood and creative, delicious dishes that are beautifully plated. The menu offers yummy bites enjoyed in an electric atmosphere.
Unrolled spicy tuna sushi and ceviche stand out with fresh flavors. Bento box sushi offers great quality, while Martingale Side Cars and Nigiri deliver solid options.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM on Fridays and Mondays.
Reservations are suggested, especially for pre-theater dinner between 5 PM and 7 PM.
Drinks are half price only for bar food during happy hour.
Sleek interior with horigotatsu seating creates a relaxed, intimate vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and smoke-free, even during busy times. Staff often grill meat for diners, enhancing the authentic yakiniku experience.
Authentic Japanese grilled food stands out with incredible flavor that makes plates get wiped clean. The dishes deliver excellent taste consistently.
Wagyu beef sushi melts in the mouth, offering a rich taste. Meals under $30 come with a free cup of hot green tea and mochi cake for dessert.
Good to know
The premium course costs $198 per person.
The restaurant requires customers to cook their own food.
The restaurant has a time limit for dining despite being a premium course experience.
Apartment-style bar with live jazz and vinyl records creates a moody, soulful vibe. Cozy, upscale decor features Japanese whiskey and creative cocktails. Space feels intimate and relaxed, ideal for quiet listening or dates.
Amazing food pairs with vinyl jazz playing in the dining room, creating a unique dining atmosphere. The menu complements the cocktails and decor well.
Shrimp comes out crispy and flavorful in the ebi katsu, served on soft milkbread. Drinks include a matcha cocktail and a melon prosciutto that stand out.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because the bar gets packed on weekends.
The bar has a wait time of 2 hours during peak hours.
Bar Orai does not accept cash; credit cards only.
Small, crowded sushi restaurant with traditional Japanese décor and a retro vibe creates an authentic atmosphere reminiscent of Japan decades ago. Energy is lively and sometimes loud, with seating both at a long sushi bar and upstairs. Known for top-quality sushi and fresh fish, it requires reservations due to high demand.
Food here stands out for its top-quality Japanese cuisine and amazing high quality. Dishes like tempura appetizers and sushi deluxe entrees deliver superb flavor and value.
Freshness and diversity stand out in the sushi and sashimi offerings. Chefs at the sushi bar are kind and friendly, explaining and accommodating orders during a 15-piece nigiri omakase dinner.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary as people are often turned away without them.
Make a reservation if you're dining with more than two people.
Paying with cash gets you a 10% discount on your bill.
Bar seating only creates an intimate setting where chefs prepare sushi rolls in view. The atmosphere feels casual and sleek but can be loud due to the open food hall environment. The vibe suits solo diners or pairs seeking high-quality sushi in a compact space with a laid-back city feel.
Food here is consistently delicious and affordable, with a focus on iconic hand rolls. Service matches the quality of the food, making every meal satisfying.
Fresh, handmade sushi rolls stand out with excellent nori and rice. Fish quality is flavorful and satisfying, making it a solid choice for sushi lovers and newcomers alike.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and expect a long wait during peak hours.
The restaurant does not allow tipping as it is included in the prices.
Hand rolls must be eaten while seated at the bar, not in general seating.
Eight-seat omakase counter in a hidden basement creates an intimate and cozy setting with a speakeasy vibe. Warm, attentive staff enhance a relaxed atmosphere that feels like being in Tokyo. The experience centers on Michelin-starred sushi, exquisite uni, and perfectly seasoned rice.
Food offers a blend of traditional Japanese flavors with a creative twist. The kitchen maintains high quality despite a change in chefs, supported by attentive service and attention to little details.
An intimate 8-seat spot offers Michelin Star Edomae sushi with perfectly prepared rice and legit cuts of fish. The chef adds a unique spin to traditional dishes, broadening flavors into a phenomenal omakase experience.
Good to know
Reservations are not hard to get, but it's best to book in advance.
The omakase experience costs $230 per person, with additional charges for drinks.
Finding the restaurant can be tricky due to construction; look for the basement entrance.
Small sushi restaurant with retro 80s vibe and authentic Japanese atmosphere creates a cozy, inviting space. Music videos from the 70s and 80s play, adding to the old school charm. Intimate seating and personal omakase experience attract those seeking fresh, high-quality sushi.
Authentic dishes come with amazing quality and delicious flavors. The kitchen offers both omakase and hot food that feel like a warm invitation to enjoy good meals.
Freshness stands out with super fresh sushi and an authentic omakase that lets the fish shine. The chef and staff are friendly and accommodating, creating a top-notch Japanese dining experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a special lunch deal on Wednesdays.
Omakase is a popular choice; let the chef surprise you.
Counter seating surrounds chefs working with precision, creating an intimate and lively atmosphere. The space feels cozy and warm, inviting focus on each beautifully crafted course. Fresh, high-quality sushi pairs with suggested sake, offering an elevated yet welcoming dining experience.
Food features unbeatable price and quality with dishes like king salmon with foie gras, wagyu, and toro standing out as near peak experiences. Most dishes are exquisite and melt-in-your-mouth.
Omakase offers 13 courses of perfectly fresh sushi with chef's unique secondary flavors in the nigiri. Lunch omakase provides excellent value at $79, combining quality and affordability.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a 10-course lunch omakase for $59.
A 13-course option is available for $79.
The full experience includes 17 courses for $109.
Japanese restaurant offers a clean and inviting atmosphere with comfortable decor and outdoor terrace seating that catches a good breeze. The vibe ranges from calm and relaxing to casual and clubby, suitable for dining alone or with company. Friendly service complements the overall experience.
Food features fresh sushi, hand rolls, and high-quality cocktails. Dishes like yellowtail jalapeño, pork gyoza, and crab nori roll stand out with fast, polite service.
Sushi here features extremely fresh sashimi that melts in your mouth and crispy rock shrimp tempura lightly sauced for perfect texture. The menu includes special sushi rolls and hand rolls with high-quality ingredients and great flavor balance.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
The restaurant can get crowded during peak hours.
Affordable lunch options are available on attractive plates.
Tables feature smokeless grills for cooking food at the table, creating an interactive dining experience. The space feels cramped and noisy, with glass, wood, and metal surfaces amplifying sound and limiting privacy. Seating ranges from intimate booths to bar areas, offering options for solo diners or groups.
Food features excellent quality and great value with combos like the Meat Lovers for Two offering a good amount for a decent price. Service complements the delicious dishes well.
Lunch specials include three kinds of meat, rice, salad, and miso soup. Takoyaki comes crisp yet light. Meat lovers special features fried chicken, sushi with meat, and multiple salads. Matcha tiramisu serves as a notable dessert.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at the restaurant.
The all-you-can-eat special requires you to leave after 90 minutes.
Happy hour is daily from 11 AM to 5 PM.
Small space with a pop art interior featuring a wall of packaged instant ramen creates a cozy, convenience store vibe. A ramen bar invites guests to cook their own noodles, adding an interactive element. The atmosphere suits those seeking crispy, flavorful Korean fried chicken with bold sauce options.
Food offers authentic Korean flavors that taste just like back home. Korean fried chicken has less pepper, making it good for kids who avoid spicy food.
Combining instant ramen with Korean fried chicken creates a unique menu. A ramen station lets you make your own bowl, with free kimchi and scallions on the side.
Good to know
The combo costs $20 for 4 chicken wings.
The menu offers a wide selection, including a ramen station.
There are many types of ramen available.
Small, cramped space packed with Japanese snacks, fresh sushi, and ready-made bento boxes creates an authentic convenience store vibe. Loud reggaeton music blasts near the snacks and sauce section, adding unexpected energy. Leopard print wallpaper and dive bar decor give the store a unique personality among Japanese grocery stores.
Small space packed with authentic Japanese food and fresh snacks. Offers hot food options and sushi at reasonable prices with frequent sales on packaged goods.
Offers a wide selection of sushi, bento boxes, and onigiri with good quality fish. Also stocks Japanese snacks, sweets, beer, ramen, and udon.
Good to know
There is an $8 minimum purchase for using a credit card.
Frozen items (except meat and fish) are 40% off every weekend.
Karaage chicken onigiri costs $2.50 each.
Underground sushi counter with intimate seating and perfect lighting creates a homey, modern atmosphere. Hip hop music plays softly, adding to the relaxed yet refined vibe. Chefs prepare food openly, fostering a friendly and attentive environment.
Chef George's cooking delivers a next level sushi experience with a fantastic Omakase menu. The food pairs well with a top-notch sake selection and comes with very attentive service in an intimate setting.
Offers an exceptional omakase with fresh fish and generous nigiri cuts. The sushi takeout boxes are immaculately curated and the price stays affordable for the quality.
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Jōji is located in the basement of the building, one floor down in the same building where Summit is.
Small space combines classic Japanese izakaya and piano bar vibes with live music and karaoke. Atmosphere feels intimate and cozy but can be loud and smoky during busy times. Regulars include Japanese patrons, creating an authentic environment.
Food features fresh ingredients and authentic Japanese flavors with consistently high quality and well-prepared dishes. The menu offers great value and stands out from typical bar food.
Sushi bowls feature an assortment of fresh, high-quality fish with perfectly seasoned rice. The chirashi stays fresh even after takeout, and the sashimi is notably authentic and melt-in-your-mouth.
Good to know
Kaoru stays open until 3:00 AM on Fridays.
The place fills up quickly at lunch time.
Go off hours from 2-5 PM for no wait.
Small basement jazz club with live Japanese jazz bands playing close to diners creates an intimate atmosphere. Dim lighting and walls lined with books and knickknacks add to the cozy, eclectic vibe. Cocktails and Japanese-inspired dishes complement the engaging musical experience.
Food features a Japanese twist with incredible flavors. Dishes come with amazing service and pair well with the lively jazz atmosphere.
Authentic Japanese cuisine shines with uni croquettes and cod udon pasta standing out. Solid dishes include curry udon, honey toast dessert, and matcha ice cream with red bean paste.
Good to know
Arriving at 4:30 PM guarantees a seat even on the busiest days.
There is a $10 live music cover charge on Fridays and Saturdays.
You should come during weekdays before 5:30 PM to avoid long waits.