They have fried ice cream, and how many places can you go that actually have fried ice cream? It's…read moredefinitely a to-go place unless you must eat the food right then and there, they do have a table for you. They also have good rolls, good pricing, and they have bento box. This place is solid.

A-Ok sushi spot, + additional star for convenience of location. Mirakuya is located right across…read morefrom Woodhull Hospital. They have a typical sushi menu. I usually got for their lunch specials or dinner bento boxes. The two bento boxes I have tried so far is the salmon and Tokyo chicken and both was just a so-so. The salmon was a very small thin slice of salmon. The Tokyo chicken is always over cooked and lack of sauce. I have been sticking with their sushi rolls. I do like how they have lunch special promotions Monday through Sunday from 11:00 am 4:00 pm.

My friend who lives in Brooklyn had been wanting to try this spot, so off we went, wandering into…read moreIWak. We shared the Grown-Up Happy Meal and the Grande Nigiri, which was honestly the perfect amount for us. The Happy Meal came with miso soup and, true to its name, it definitely made us happy. The real highlight, though, was the cod. It was ridiculously buttery, smooth, and delicious, and may have officially become my new favourite fish dish. I'd recommend :)

A cosy sushi spot in Williamsburg. I came here with a friend for dinner on a Tuesday night - we…read morewere seated pretty quickly, but it wasn't empty by any means, parties were coming in and out. The waitress serving us was friendly. You're given an iPad to browse their menu - I always find it helpful when there are pictures, so you have an idea what you're ordering. The soft-shell crab appetizer was my favorite item. Big portions, very crispy and honestly one of the better soft shell crabs I've had. The grande sashimi offered a good variety of fish. Each piece had a topping/garnish with added more flavor. I thought the size of the sashimi slices were decent too - good to share with someone. However, the rolls were very disappointing. The issue was with the rice - it was very gooey, mostly likely from being overcooked. While the spicy salmon had a decent filling (though rice still terrible), we didn't taste much eel in the eel roll. Maybe it was a bad night for rice, as the sashimi and crab was good.

I've been here 2x. Both times greeted and treated like a king. It's a simple joint with sushi bar…read moreand tables. I've tried the calamari with yum yum sauce, very good. The sushi made to order. A lot of American specialties, fried, cream cheese, avocado, yum yum drizzle. Overall I really enjoy. Usually quiet. Same nice people.

Wife said the chirashi is pretty bland. I agreed. The salad and miso soup however were really good…read moreand I usually hate salads. We shared the spicy tuna, spicy crab, and spicy salmon. Those were alright.

4.2 and rounded up, because they hit the two key components for good ramen. Which are...? See…read morebelow. Came for lunch after visiting MoMA PS1 and enjoyed my meal here. They serve a tight menu of Japanese ramen noodles in broth, with the balance of the menu consisting of a dozen appetizers, ramen add-ons, and drinks (beer, sake, cocktails and zero-proof selections). We ordered: - IKA GESO $11 Deep-fried squid legs: yummy, would order this again. Super crispy batter on tender squid. My one critique is it could be a little less oily, like maybe check oil temp or food moisture or temp before going into the frier? - SHOYU RAMEN $17 Duck based soup, bamboo shoot, chinese broccoll, pork belly, naruto, scallion, half seasoned egg. Why I'd order this again i) the broth was excellent--soy and duck flavors married lovingly--no altercations at the altar here; ii) the noodles were excellent--this ramen used a springy, curly noodle which was cooked to optimal chewing consistency; iii) the pork belly was tender and the two slices were generously cut, could use some grill flavor though I'm usually the one complaining about too much salt in ramen so found the salt level of this pork just right. However..., while the ramen egg was soft boiled to a good consistency, unfortunately I couldn't taste any seasoning on this at all. - TONKOTSU RAMEN $18 Pork based soup, bamboo shoot, woodear mushroom, naruto, pork belly, scallion, half seasoned egg: why I'd order this again: i) the ramen noodles served with this were the straight and thin kind, again cooked excellent--perfect amount of chew; ii) the broth was rich and salty as a tonkotsu broth usually is, though still drinkable--definitely can tell there was time and effort spent boiling down stock; iii) the other veggies were great. However, similar notes on the pork and egg as the shoyu, Staff was welcoming and attentive, quick to seat us, coming by to refill water, giving us time to wrap up when they needed the table. For reference we arrived around 12:15 on a Sunday with only two other tables taken. Seating in the for of two and four-tops, a couple booths and several seats at the bar were sufficient for around 30. Bathrooms are available and in good shape. Would I come back? Certainly, though I hope they could make the slight improvements above!

I ate here on a Friday night. Id planned to go wine here else, but it was packed, so I found this…read moreplace on Google. When I arrived, there were only a handful of other patrons dining, so I was seated immediately. The service here was very kind and the restaurant was clean, but the ramen honestly wasn't that good to me. I got the Tonkatsu and it was just really really salty. On the positive side, my food came out quickly and the chashu slices inside were thick and meaty. Even though the meal didn't blow me away, the prices did, so I'd come back and try something else in the future.

This place is from the same owners of the now closed Bozu (I think). When they first opened I did…read morenot really like it - food wasn't great, service wasn't good - I had 2 experiences there that were bad... so I never went back... that was a loooonnnng time ago. I have been back 2 times recently - and got delivery once - was amazing every time! They also have one of my favorite items from the old Bozu menu "pork betty" - which is really thinly sliced perfect kakuni with mayo and cilantro. Their karaage is really excellent there as well. It is super nice and relaxing to sit by the back at the bar and the service is now impeccable. One of the times I was there was SUPER busy and everything was still excellent. So happy that this place managed to improve, maybe they inherited some of the old Bozu staff :D

I love the different items they have on the menu here, from the pouring ramen to the cold udon…read more They have many options that you can't find at other restaurants. On top of that, the food is great. Very flavorful, and the toppings complement the delicious broth very nicely. It is a very fun and interactive eating experience. The atmosphere inside is really fun and comfortable. I really enjoy sitting at the long communal bench in the middle. The service was great too. I highly recommend this place!

TLDR: 5/5! For excellent service and great food. We came in last minute with a group of 8 and they…read morestill accommodated us and served us to their best abilities despite only 1 person on the floor to wait and serve. Also one of the BEST broths I have had in New York. It is comparable to some in Japan with how good that beef broth is. The chicken broth is excellent as well and worked since my friend has a dietary restriction. Sadly could not try the karaage since they sold out! Get it if you can. Food (5/5): probably some of the best ramen you can get in Brooklyn! You take a sip and it has so much rich flavor you can tell they took a long time to cook it. Just the right amount of salt that leads to explosive umami flavor with everything else included. Only downside is that the egg is an additional 2-3 dollars boosting the ramen price to 20 per bowl. Other than that, it's a great bowl of ramen I will be going again. I heard the steak was good from my friends but we got the okanomiyaki, it's pretty big, delicious, but only get it if you are a large fan of them. It's pretty pricey for what it is. Cucumber salad was delicious and fresh, nice hit of spiciness. Service (4.5/5): The person helping us is super nice, though there is a language barrier and that might cause some misunderstandings. I only brought it down half a point because you aren't going to get that understanding but they are very nice and try their best. Nothing wrong but it does get busy and you might have to call them for refills or other issues. The chefs are also very friendly. Cleanliness and interior (5/5): you can tell it's rather small, but modern and chic. Great for a night out to eat as they are open late. Great casual dinner spot and has a fantastic Lofi jazzy playlist that adds to it. Combined with the unforgettable beef broth, and you have a night to remember. J's Parking Advice- it's pretty packed at night because there is a lot to do around. Parking garages are a little far off too but everything is walkable once you find a spot. There is a street parking but it's hard to find, you might have to park far and walk there or public transport. We did take around 10-20 mins to find parking. So good luck! Overall: it's a spot I have to go back to especially since they sold out of the karaage! If that doesn't tell you how good it is not sure what else! Definitely a local favorite and a hidden gem

The best dishes were: homemade tofu (perfectly creamy), okonomiyaki (deep-fried), and karaage. The…read morerest of the dishes were solid but didn't stand out as much: gyukatsu ramen and mackerel. Enjoyable dish and the waiter was good with recommendations.

Ordered from Doordash. They had a deal on 2 bento boxes for a little over $20. And my caveman…read morebrain took the bait. 2 bento teriyaki chicken boxes with mixed vegetables and fried rice. I have no clue how this place gets this high a rating. I will fully admit that I should have gone into that price point realizing quality would be sacrificed. And if you are trying to feed a family on a budget you could do worse. Because their highest marks come from quantity. I dare anyone to finish a whole bento box in one sitting. There is a lot of food, and for that much at that price, that is commendable. And that is where the praise stops. Everything felt like buffet food that was prepared days before. I wanted to like it, because my wallet did, but everything besides the teriyaki was off or just subpar. Mixed vegetables was just 95% cabbage and one tiny piece of broccoli. The rolls were soggy and off. The fried rice was obviously mass cooked and mushy and just not good. And whatever you do, don't eat the sushi. Worst California roll I've eaten. Tasted like it was three days old. I had to write this because I've been working on a project at home and wanted a lot of food relatively cheap that I could eat for a few meals. Everything felt greasy and old except the teriyaki. That was alright but certainly not good. I ate the teriyaki and threw most of the rest out. I'd give it a 2.5 because of the amount of food, but I wish I'd spent that $28 (after deliver and fees) on a much better meal.

You know those teriyaki fast food spots you see in mall food courts like Sarku? This is that. And…read moreit's priced about the same. Are you getting authentic teriyaki? No. Is it loaded with sugar? Yes. Is it delicious, quick and affordable and an all around great deal? Hell yes. Try the sushi at your own risk though. It's not bad per se, but it's not the freshest. I'd rather pay a few bucks more down the road for the peace of mind. But do dig into the hibachi!

Solid meal! I got the salmon bento, vegan ramen, and veggie gyoza. The ramen had a nice mix of…read moreveggies, I especially enjoyed the eggplant. The noodles were chewy and thick, and the broth was pleasant. The salmon bento was more of just a rice bowl and wasn't very flavorful, but had a nice veggie mix and interesting spicy mayo sauce. The gyoza was yummy and had a classic rich sauce for dipping. Nothing extraordinary, but it hit the spot!

Lovely little spot! This feels like a traditional Japanese ramen shop where you can sit at the bar…read moreand your food is slid out from the kitchen behind a curtain. Very attentive service and lots of options for vegans/vegetarians! I got the vegan spicy dan dan ramen (with an added egg) and it was incredible. Sometimes getting a vegan dish at a restaurant can feel like you're missing out on the specials, but that was not the case here. Will definitely be back!