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    4.5 (146 reviews)
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    Updated 2 months ago

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    Onigiri, cheesecake, bento
    Juliette G.

    Went here to cheer my girlfriend and I up and quite possibly the best Japanese food I have ever had. If you have an appreciation for hospitality, authentic and homemade food, and exquisite subtle flavors this it it. Best shumai I've ever had. Best Onigiri I've ever had. The bento was packed with umami flavor and the woman who runs the place is funny and kind. A hidden gem.

    Chicken ramen
    Wendy H.

    An artsy and high quality meal at a premium. The moment you enter this cozy restaurant you feel transported into a peaceful space. The bench tables with upholstered benches on either side are very hip and welcoming at the same time. I could see myself spending an afternoon here reading a book, sipping tea, and munching on their mochi ice cream. Our favorites of the evening were - the vanilla chip mochi ice cream with delightfully thin skin - matcha cheesecake - nice texture, not really sweet, but you can taste the matcha and the slight tart flavor. Not really a kid dessert. - eel in the unagi appetizer - the broth in the chicken ramen - daikon Ume - very strong in flavor and a dish you can't get in a lot of places - the sauce that came with the sushi rolls. Just so-so were - the sushi rolls (ikura was not as full or fresh as we would want and the baked salmon roll kind of fell apart) - the prices! Our bill for a medium amount of food for 3-4 people was $90 before tip.

    Rodger W.

    One of the best hidden secrets in Hamilton Heights. Super fresh sushi, fantastic service, amazing soups. The spices are perfect, I can't say enough to express how good this place is! Only downside is it's very small and a fun place to hang out so if you get a table be sure to enjoy it!!!

    Fresh fish
    Viv L.

    Cute little Japanese restaurant in Harlem! We had the salmon avocado over rice and the fried salmon skin over rice. I recommend both. There aren't a lot of options in Harlem for great Japanese comfort food and we are glad we found this little nook. The crab kani salad was also refreshing. The wait staff is super attentive! Although, be mindful that the Japanese portions are a bit small and we were hungry that night!

    Japanese iced coffee
    Gab G.

    This, my friends, is what they refer to as a "neighborhood gem". Amazing sushi at awesome prices; my friend and I split one of the $20ish combos and it was definitely enough. Also had a Japanese iced coffee, and tried the hot coffee. Both were great - not too sweet. Friendly guys running the place and the ambience is lovey. Excellent addition to the area! Edit 4/2017: The sushi is still so excellent, but service is SUPER slow. My most recent visit here took hours and I try to give mom and pop places like this the benefit of the doubt, but the meal was really not paced well at all and we were starving. A shame because the food really is awesome, but it was an unpleasant experience.

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    I haven't had a good katsu don bowl for so long, and this definitely hit the spot…read more I arrived around 6:30 on a Tuesday night and dining area was empty except for me although a few other tables filled while i was eating. I love this sort of Japanese street food. The only thing holding back a 5 stars is I do think it would be better with just a little more sauce, and I might have imagined it, but it tasted to me like the oil might have needed changing, but overall I have no hesitation to come and dine again.

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    This place is cute and intimate! The music choice can be better because it really doesn't match…read morewith the vibe of the restaurant. The staff is friendly, fast, and attentive. I love this place for the scallion pancakes lol! The scallion pancake is hands down one of the best I've had. It's crunchy and buttery. The dipping sauce just makes the scallion pancakes 100 times better. I'm not a sushi person, but the AAC rolls are amazing! They're fresh, and the avocado in the roll makes it creamy. I got the vegetable hibachi; the rice was so yummy, and the veggies tasted fresh as well. Miso soup is given with the combination, but I'm not a big fan of the miso soup because it does separate very quickly, which gives the soup an overwhelmingly salty fish oil taste. I like this place, but I can say it's extremely overpriced for no reason. The food is good, but it's not $40 for just one plate great. I ate here twice. The first time I came it was really good, but the second time I came I tasted the inconsistency, and it was overwhelmingly salty the second time; I literally didn't eat my food. They charged me $3 for spicy mayo for the sushi. I would've given this restaurant 5 stars but it really was disappointing the second time around.

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