If you’re looking for a trendy spot for your group dinner, this is a good one. Menu has something for everyone and the drinks are fun!
Favorite restaurant in nyc. Get the fried chicken app, crispy snapper, branzino, crab fried rice. You can’t go wrong—everything’s phenomenal
Delicious cocktails, fun decor and great service. The hamachi and the crab fried rice were superb, other dishes were ok. The acoustic is very loud, hard to keep a conversation.
Nori chips, big eye tuna, green asparagus, tuna toast, chu toro all great delicious. The navel Orange and cheesecak are amazing deserts.
The food is pretentious. Not worth the $$$ imo.
Amazing food for restaurant week. I loved the scallops and cocktails. The dessert was creative a cheese shaped cheesecake and apple sauce mouse
The Raku has quickly become my favorite spot for weekend brunch. Tucked away in a charming garden setting, this cafe offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
This place is a must if you love udon. The noodles have the perfect bounce. The place is larger than its East Village counterpart, but getting a table can take just as long.
No better feeling than having the ja ja cold udon on a hot summer day. Don’t skip the side dishes—I could eat the mackerel sushi every day.
If you’re hungry; simply order (The Nozawa Trust Me) you’re welcome!
Interesting concept but not for sushi snobs... basically fresh fish on rice is not sushi...
Trust me 🙃
This is one of the best sushi restaurants I have eaten in in all of New York City. So fresh and tasty and fast service. Open-style rolling is my favorite. A recommended restaurant for sushi and rolls.
the blue ribbon roll is fantastic, as expected. you can't go wrong with the marriage of lobster, shiso and black caviar. take your time eating it. then order up another roll.
Well worth the wait (and you'll need to wait since they don't take reservations). The service is impeccable and the sushi is extremely fresh and tasty.
The tom yum soup was off the hook! Probably the best I've ever had. Basil fried rice with mixed seafood is a good choice if you all for fish sauce on the side. Extra flavor, extra spice!
The trade here is mediocre ambiance and Instagram unworthy food plating for authentic, spicy as hell Thai food at half the price of Uncle Boon's. It's a great new option.
This new-ish Thai restaurant focuses on sharp flavors like fish sauce, hot chiles, tamarind, etc. It explores the mix of Laotian and Siamese cuisines in a way unseen before. Try the Sai Krog Isan. Read more.
Refined, creative Japanese in a zen setting. 1 of my top NYC picks: homemade shiso plum sake+ amazing combo of fresh crustaceans: Uni, lobster, abalone, scallop! Divine esp for uni & raw fish lovers!
i love the calm and beautiful design of this space - a small part of japan in soho. i will eat anything they serve.
Hidden gem in SoHo. Both omasakes are great. The 9 course includes 2 more appetizers and higher grade dishes. Homemade soba is offered if you're not full.
#SallySays: My favorite restaurant in NYC is definitely Omen. This place has a country Japanese feel and I always had the best time here. Get the green tea ice cream for dessert, you won't regret it!
"Even though it gets a big fashion and art-world crowd, it always has a Zen vibe. It's my sanctuary, even on weekend nights. I get the black cod." -Chloe Sevigny, in the WSJ's Insider's Guide to NYC Read more.
For some odd reason you'll see fashion editors, creative directors and downtown artists here which creates an interesting vibe. This place rules just for the food and staff. -Diana
Everything is so perfect. Highly recommended
OK place, some pieces are good, some are OK, and some are downright bad (ie the minced eel piece...why?!)
Authentic cheung fen (rice rolls) better than any you’ve ever had at dimsum! Love this place. Vegan friendly options.
First time? Joe’s special with all the veggies. Next time, substitute and subtract according to taste.
Pretty good rice rolls but pricey when u know u can get way cheaper in chinatown. Also will have to wait for it if its busy, they do make each order fresh
Former exec chef for Din Tai Fung; 3types of soup dumplings: pork, chx & seafood. Also has dan dan noodles, cumin ribs, Cantonese-style cod, & wind-sand chx (HK prep of roasted bird w/fried garlic)
The soup dumplings are amazing!
Love the eight treasures; vegetarian dish. Soup dumplings are great. Service is on and off though. Sometimes great but sometimes... I have empty glass of water for the whole meal
They have doughnuts from DOUGH and macarons from Macaron Parlour!!!
Not sure why the rating is low. Might be slightly pricey but it’s delicious!
Great place for lunch. Not busy and good specials. I enjoyed the pork belly with xo sauce
Had a great bowl of ramen here. Add an egg for sure!
Kuri obi duh. To go and smaller portion i think but still good for ramen to go. Chashu is melt in ur mouth and service is quick
Broth is way too oily and not that tasty, just like Ippudo
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