Definitely a top tier sushi omakase restaurant in new york city. Highly recommended to those who seek quality sushi.
Best. Sushi. In New York. If you go though, you must make a reservation to sit at the sushi bar in front of Yasuda and say omakase. Otherwise don't bother at all.
Japanese chain with a knack for home-style cooking. The menu includes ramen and sushi, but you're here for the teishoku.
Joe's is a pretty spot-on definition of the New York slice. You'll definitely want two slices at least if you're looking to fill up.
All the warm soba soups are delicious, especially if you add a poached egg. The mera mera special and the pork kimchi are standouts.
come here on a rainy afternoon. sit in the corner by the window. get one of the sets. order up a tea you've never had before. tune out everyone and read your book.
Don't be surprised if you have to wait at this Japanese ramen restaurant, but it will be worth it! Go for the Totto Miso Ramen or if you need a little kick, the Totto Spicy Ramen.
Japanese chain with a knack for home-style cooking. Menu includes ramen and sushi, but you're here for the teishoku.
Beautiful but pricey! The packaging is amazing and the chocolates are pretty good- don't skip the caramels, they are the best!
You have to wait for a table, but then: hot ramen, porky and rich, with dumplings on the side, cold beer. One of the cityโs best meals.
Damn good cocktails upstairs. Order a drink that comes in an antique porcelain cup (with built-in mustache guard) and feel transported to old Mannahatta.
