This is a really cool Izakaya that we came across after a festival that has really good food and drinks. It feels like a Tokyo alley way with different rooms for different groups of people. They can accommodate a large group of people where you can feel a little privacy from the main area. As far as food, this is pretty standard as far as Izakaya, but the main thing I say is truly worth it is the Tuna Trio Roll. Definitely worth it. We ordered some other items but I'd say that's the best roll you can get. We also ordered the Sushi Dragon Balls which is a fun looking dish. Just regular in my opinion. This place provides a great vibe with drinks and a bunch of Japanese izakaya food. It also provides a great vibe at the bar area as well. read more

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Really loved the interior of this place. It has such a great atmosphere and adds to the overall dining experience. I came on a weekday and was seated right away. We got a booth, which was really comfortable for the two of us. They have some great lunch deals and I went with the Nana Special, which was perfect for someone like me who loves a little variety. We also ordered the truffle fries, karaage, and skewers. The Nana Special was beautifully presented and surprisingly filling. I really enjoyed all the different elements, textures, and flavors. It made for a fun and satisfying meal. Would definitely recommend checking this place out, especially for lunch! read more

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Decor and ambiance was nice and they had a happy hour special with half off certain drinks and appetizer. We ordered nana punch, hot sake, variety of skewers and their signature tornado fried rice. Overall, service good, prices great, but food was really salty. If your salt tolerance is not high, I would ask them to put less. read more

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Had the makings of a fire restaurant but had a super weird interaction with our servers. We ordered agedashi tofu, pork curry, yakitori platter, chawanmushi, yellowtail crudo, sake and beer. We ordered chawanmushi but didn't know what it was. Luckily had no dairy. They asked if we wanted uni. We said no uni. our food came with uni. My bf doesn't like uni, we absolutely didn't order it and when asked we specifically said no we do not want uni. We were charged $10 for it and had to argue with management for 20 minutes about this. It was truly ridiculous. I'm appalled that they put up such a fight for this uni. We didn't order it, yet they made it our problem that it arrived and we didn't say anything. Truly not our responsibility to double check. Lowkey feel like they're trying to pull something on us. Would not come back. Sadly would not recommend due to this experience. I felt super uncomfortable and would not argue over $10 for no reason. Also felt like they were super condescending and thought them calling their manager would make us just pay and leave. Send the manager! I've got things to say. Condescending end to the night. Cute place otherwise which makes me so sad with this experience. read more

Came here to celebrate my friend's birthday, and I'm actually amazed by how late this place opens. Ambience was great - we were seated in a semi-private booth where you had to step down in order to sit in the hole-like space that the table was in. I ordered the sweet heart roll which was served in heart shapes - super cute! For someone who loves shrimp tempura rolls, this was an elevated version of that and really delicious. And even though it didn't look like it came with many rolls, it was really filling. read more

Izakaya Nana - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

I took my son here after Church for lunch. I wanted to find an anime inspired place for him. He loved the decor. Let's talk about those call buttons: WHY doesn't most restaurants do this?!?? We both were happy with the bell to just press when we were ready to order instead of a waiter disappearing and you having to flag them down. And they come pretty quick. We didn't want to be rude so we only used it twice. Food: The food was delicious. Everything was delicious and well prepared but are dessert people and we'd go back for that crepe mango cake!!!! Talk about delicious and melt in your mouth. Loved it Everything else was good but that's just our jam read more

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I'd meaning to visit this Japanese spot for a long time and happy to be able to visit it today. We were booked for 3 people at 1 pm and was accommodated with no issue when we showed up 15 minutes early and with an additional person. We loved the ambiance right away when we were seated. We mentioned that it's our first time and the staff said that we are welcome to browse rest of the place at our convenience. Placing the order is so easy , staff is so endearing and friendly. There is a call bell when in need of any. Food served in no time. They just opened the business at noon for the day and lucky to be the first of their guests list. We ordered their yakitori platter and signature sampler being our first time here. In addition we had ramen , miso soup and eel/cucumber roll with it. It was such an interesting combination! We enjoyed both the samplers. We definitely know what we would be our pick for next visit. All our order was aesthetically pretty. Instagram worthy. Food taste met our expectations. The ambiance of the place is vibing. Decorations are pleasing. The private room and service are phenomenal. We had a great dining experience! There is great perk after spending more than a $100, a raffle for free food or drinks to be consumed on next visit. A great spot to be ! Come by. read more

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Went to such a cool place for dinner and tried some of their dishes. The yakitori platter is a sample selection of all their skewers, which were all pretty good. The okonomiyaki was similar to a vegetarian fried pancake, which I enjoyed besides the bonito flakes on top which made it a bit dry. The cream udon was really good, not sure how to explain the flavors but I would definitely order it again. The interior is really cool and gives the vibes of tokyo, japan with all the decoration they have. There is also a huge bar for those who would like to come just for drinks. The service is really fast and attentive. My waitress was really keen on picking up any empty plates or trash we had at the table which was nice. read more

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They do Izakaya WELL! The drinks specials are abundant. The vibe is transformative. The restaurant appears to be sectioned off by individual rooms. All with its own unique design. You press the call button for the wait staff who comes quickly. The food was nothing short of fresh. And cooked to perfection. Whether its land, sea, or both they have every dish covered. The oyster shooters was decadent. The yakitori was flavored really well. And the Sushi was fresh. Can't wait to come here and bring more people. I wouldn't want to gate keep such an awesome restaurant. read more

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My favorite dishes were the ika geso kara-age, the oden, and the fruit nana lemonade. I highly recommend the lemonade if you're looking for something refreshing. It's honestly less like lemonade and more like a lychee type drink. All the other dishes were fairly average. I really loved the ambiance of the restaurant and the fact that the booths are fairly private. read more

Izakaya Nana - fried soft shell crab - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

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A beautifully decorated restaurant with mediocre food. The decor is well done. We ordered the hako sushi, tonkotsu ramen and impossible unadon. The fish used for the sushi was average quality for the price. The ramen was bland. The unagi don was great. They gave a large portion and was tasty. Service was good. read more

Izakaya Nana - Hako sushi - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

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I've been quite obsessed with una-tama don lately, so I made the trip to Izakaya Nana just for this. The giant piece of grilled eel definitely lived up to my expectation. The unagi was so massive it barely fit on the bowl... The japanese street style decor and private dining booths make it feel super immersive, and even the restrooms are covered in Demon Slayer and anime posters. ＊Impossible Unadon $34.99 ** The bowl was topped with a giant piece of unagi and tamago over rice. It had a charcoal-grilled aroma, crispy caramelized edges, and a buttery center. The sauce was so delicious with white rice. If I had to be picky, I would've loved a fluffy dashi tamagoyaki instead of the simple tamago. ＊Kaki Fry $8.99 * Crispy on the outside, juicy and briny on the inside. It was so yummy dipping into the tonkatsu sauce. ＊Hako Sushi $21.99 The last time I had hako (pressed) sushi was in Osaka, so I was excited to see it here. Each piece was beautifully presented like a tiny jewel, topped with colorful fish roe. The rice part was dry and dense though. ＊Yakitori platter $26.99 You can't go to an izakaya and not order skewers, so we got the 7-skewer platter. The beef skirt, pork belly, king oyster mushroom, and zucchini were the standouts. The chicken tender and chicken wing were a bit dry though. read more

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Yummy food! I recommend getting the hamachi Kama and the dragon balls! The 1 meter platter was also a decadent experience and was the perfect amount for the four of us. While it is a little pricey, it was a cool experience that I'm glad I tried. Fast service and there is a button from your table to notify servers. Ambiance is comfortable and the whole restaurant is beautifully decorated. It's is quite private in the seating rooms. The bar area is beautiful. I took a min to just appreciate the bar area decor and lighting. read more

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This place is a phenomenal izakaya that offers everything - ambiance and food. The ambiance certainly is sensory overload. I don't think I've ever been to a place that looks like it came out of what anyone would conventionally think would be the stereotypical streets of Japan. The food options were great -- I really enjoyed the abundance of sushi and non-sushi options. The only downside was that we had a server drop a dish which led to a delay in getting our dish and the check. They did offer free dessert but it was one of those running-the-meter situations. Nevertheless, I'll be back and I'll certainly pick a couple new options off the menu (and make sure to put enough in the meter)! read more

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This Japanese spot is a visually stunning, highly immersive Japanese izakaya known for its extraordinary Tokyo-alley vibe, themed private rooms, and satisfactory shared plates. It features stunning ambiance alongside moderately pricey food that generally satisfies groups looking for an enjoyable night out. The vibe is bustling and energetic. Their high ceilings and an indoor village layout mirror Tokyo's nightlife with lanterns and a bar under a golden tree. They have a number of rooms like the Comic, Tatami, Sauna, Geisha and Ninja rooms offer fun, semi-private compartments. They offer an extensive sake selections, beer towers, and themed cocktails like lychee martinis or passion margaritas. Giant unadon, Yakitori platters, pork jowl skewers, spicy BBQ karaage chicken, sushi dragon balls, raw oysters with uni, tonkatsu ramen and takoyaki are a favorite and receive high points from costumers for flavor and freshness. Their staff service is friendly, attentive, and welcoming. I noted that the team provides personalized hospitality and quick assistance, even using call buttons at tables for fast service. Expect to spend around $30-$50 per person depending on alcohol and number of small plates ordered. Portions are good for sharing, though some find it a bit costly for what it is. It certainly is a unique food experience coming to this food spot. read more

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When you walk into Izakaya Nana it's like walking into the alleyways of Japan. The booths were also well decorated too (there was one with one piece images on the wall), disappointingly though the one I was in had very dark lighting so my dad had to use his phone flashlight to see the menu. For our food we ordered the hako sushi, tornado omelette fried rice, trio tuna sushi roll, yakitori platter (ordered chicken gizzard and gyu harami on the side) and the A5 Wagyu cooked on the stone grill. I recommend getting the yakitori platter as it's a nice sampler but my husband especially enjoyed the chicken gizzard. My dad never had wagyu before so he especially loved the wagyu but I do think it's expensive for the amount they give you, I can see why it's pricier but just know before you order it's like $45 for 2.5 oz or in our case about 5 thin slices of wagyu. My brother said the tornado omelette was tasty and filling and he enjoyed it. The trio tuna sushi roll was very fresh. As for the service, I think everyone was pleasant but the vibes were a little off, it seems like they were just very exhausted. This doesn't affect the quality of the food or the experience but it was just something I noticed. They were still very attentive and provided great service. The reason for the one star off is because I do wish the Hako sushi had a bit more flavor, I saw so many different ingredients and fish but none of the flavors were impactful, it was rather one dimensional which was disappointing because it was presented so beautifully. Overall, I recommend giving Izakaya nana a try and I would definitely go again to try other things. read more

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Met up with friends over the weekend to catch up. Glad we chose this place. Such a neat place with good ambiance and decor is fun. Tough to choose since wanted to try lots on the menu. Started off with the raw oysters topped with uni which tasted very fresh. The crazy nana roll was a unique take of shrimp tempura , spicy tuna, mango, eel, avocado and crab. Lots going on but explosion of flavor. The unadon was eel over rice which was a big portion of eel. Sweet and tasty. Overall great night of food and company. read more

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Cool izakaya. Private booths and bar nice decor w anime everywhere and Japanese designs. Food is goos. Skewers and sushi and noodle dishes. Device is good friendly and personable. Located close to other restos and. Base hit sushi. All staples read more

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Pros: The restaurant has a nice ambiance, was clean, and we were able to find metered street parking around 4 PM on a Monday without much trouble. The Berry Refresher was also refreshing and probably my favorite thing we ordered. Cons: The service was underwhelming, and the food was below expectations. The biggest disappointment was the yakitori--it was fried instead of grilled. We asked if the kitchen could grill it instead, and they said yes (although it would take a little longer), but it still came back fried. The ramen was overly salty and lacked depth of flavor. The sashimi was also disappointing for the price we've had much better quality at other Japanese restaurants, sometimes for even less. Overall, I feel like I was influenced by the social media hype more than the actual dining experience. There are plenty of better Japanese restaurants in the area, so unfortunately we won't be returning. Truly disappointed. read more

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I really enjoyed dining at this restaurant. The environment is beautifully designed, with many uniquely themed rooms that make the whole experience feel special. The food is refined and thoughtfully presented, showing great attention to detail in both flavor and appearance. If the prices were just a bit lower, it would be absolutely perfect. read more

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I saw tons of great reviews for Izakaya Nana, so my friends and I decided to check it out. We didn't have a reservation and were quoted a 35 minute wait, but ended up being seated in under 10 minutes around 9 PM. PSA: after 10 PM, I believe sake and oysters are buy one get one free! Here's everything we ordered: Yakitori platter - 7 assorted skewers. Solid. The pork belly being the standout for me. Fried soft shell crab - tasted good, but it seemed like only half a crab instead of a full one, which was a bit disappointing. Karaage chicken - nicely fried and paired with a mayo based sauce, but the chicken was dry. Sashimi platter - fresh and well presented. No complaints here. Mentaiko cream udon - just OK. Not as creamy as expected and a bit bland. The dish didn't really stand out. Impossible Unadon - definitely worth it! Grilled eel with tamago over rice, generous portion. Tornado omelette fried rice - the egg was slightly overcooked so it lacked that creamy texture, but the fried rice and curry had great flavor. Overall, the food was good but not exceptional. I've had better, but it's still worth trying. read more

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We met up with another couple to try this Japanese Izakaya style restaurant and honestly didn't go in with high expectations--especially since we've all traveled to Japan and experienced the real thing. But this place completely knocked it out of the park. It far exceeded everything we anticipated. We were seated in a private booth, which made the experience feel even more authentic and intimate. Every dish that came out was absolutely delicious, thoughtfully prepared, and beautifully presented. They even provided a bell to press for service, and each time, the server appeared almost instantly with a warm smile. It's clear the owner and management truly know how to create and run a successful business--from the attention to detail to the seamless service and overall experience. For a moment, it truly felt like we had been transported back to Japan. An unforgettable dining experience. read more

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Took my sons to Izakaya Nana in Flushing... and somehow we stepped into Japan without paying for a plane ticket. Private wooden rooms, traditional vibes, and suddenly I'm sitting there like a samurai... except holding a Diet Coke and Sapporo. Real warrior energy. Started strong with California rolls and salmon rolls -- clean, fresh, no nonsense. Then the Spicy BBQ Karaage Chicken showed up... and my sons turned into silent ninjas. Nobody talks when the food is that good. Pork Katsu Curry? Crispy, flavorful, and disappeared faster than my paycheck after grocery shopping. Then the boys ordered jumbo lump crab... and suddenly they're food critics. "Dad, this is phenomenal." I raised them right. Finished with Toro Ikura Don -- toro sashimi, ikura, rice... pure perfection. At this point I wasn't leaving... I was considering asking for a lease. Great food. Amazing ambiance. Solid father-son mission accomplished. Step into Japan... leave with zero leftovers. Izakaya Nana 141-28 Northern Blvd, Flushing, NY Highly recommend. I'm definitely coming back... and next time I'm ordering first. read more

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From the moment we walked in, we knew this place was special. We brought our family here right after picking them up from the airport, and it turned out to be the perfect first stop. Everyone was absolutely amazed--not only by the incredible food, but by the beautiful atmosphere. It honestly felt like we had stepped into a little corner of Japan. Every dish was beautifully presented, the portions were generous, and the flavors were authentic and unforgettable. You can truly tell that every detail is thoughtfully prepared, from the quality of the ingredients to the artistic presentation. The restaurant is immaculate, creating a welcoming and relaxing environment. On top of that, the staff is exceptionally friendly, attentive, and genuinely cares about making your experience memorable. If you're looking for authentic Japanese cuisine in a beautiful setting with outstanding service, this place is a must-visit. It exceeded all of our expectations, and we can't wait to bring more friends and family back. Highly, highly recommended! read more

Izakaya Nana - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

I absolutely loved this place! The environment felt really cozy and the service was amazing. I was able to try their truffle fries and happy hour drinks including the Lychee Martinis and they were delicious. Great deals and for something sweet, they provide Vanilla ice cream! read more

Izakaya Nana - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

This izakaya spot in Flushing is a great place for late-night eats and drinking with friends! They have some solid BOGO deals for drinks in the evening and a wide selection of food. Service here is nice and pretty quick. The interior is also very decorated and I love how they have different private booths with anime themes for you to dine in. We got their spicy dumplings, takoyaki, yakitori platter, sashimi platter, and truffle fries. Everything was pretty good but the yakitori platter stood out the most. Their takoyaki was also pretty solid as they filled it with octopus. As we came late at night, they had a BOGO hot sake option, which we definitely took advantage of. read more

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Very cool spot! In the front you can rent a kimono and there's a small shop along with a few arcade options. The decor and aesthetic is top notch, it's really beautiful and the booths/tables give you privacy. They have amazing music that matches the vibe and quality service. Patrons are handed a wet wipe for hands before and after, they open it for you and immediately take the wrappers away. I like the oyster fries and my mentaiko cream udon was pretty good. Only reason for the 4 star is because I wish the menu items were more unique. The food is good so i'm sure they'd be able to nail new offerings. read more

Izakaya Nana - sampler - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

First and foremost the parking situation is so terrible in this area they even have signs outside some of the parking lots saying that the lot is not for patrons of Izakaya Nana. Especially with a lot of snow taking away parking on the street; please plan to spend a lot of time looking for parking if you don't want to pay for the parking garages. Every item we had was a 10/10, absolutely would come back and try more items. My coworker and I could not stop raving about the food. Delicious all around. Customer service was good, nothing above and beyond. This place is extremely aesthetically pleasing, you just have to see it in person. I love the privacy you have in the booths. There's a call button inside if you need assistance which is great. There's something off with the water in the bathroom sink. It goes from normal to boiling hot in a matter of seconds and stays hot no matter what direction you move it. read more

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Cuisine: 7 Service: 8 Decor: 9 Value: 6 Overall: 7 This is one of the prettiest restaurants in Queens. They did a wonderful job with the interior design. It has a beautiful main dining room, but also lots of cute private rooms too. The food is above average, nothing amazing, but a meal here is always a feast for the eyes. Due to its decor and friendly service (Ben is a great bartender), I have been here many times for meals, snacks, or drinks with friends. I have tried much of the menu, and I would say everything is decent to good. Prices are slightly high, but not horrible. They call Monday through Thursday 5:00pm to 1:00am their Golden Hour. Lots of good deals on food and drinks. From 10:00pm to 1:00am everyday, they also offer BOGO on draft beers, house sake, and oysters. Check them out. read more

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Fun place. Fun menu. Nice and tucked away from the hustle and bustle in Flushing. We asked for a table towards the back of the dining room, but we were sat in the front, where the chill from outside never quite went away. Definitely recommend, there's something on the menu for everyone. And the dining room adornments are certainly intentional. read more

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Vibe and staff were awesome! But in terms of food, it seems to be a hit or miss and there will be some items I'd order over the others. This time around we ordered the oden soup. It was lukewarm and not hot so you know it's been sitting there for a while. You also kind of smell the cleaning agent on the bowl and spoon which kind of made the soup unappetizing. Ordered the crispy sweet chili wings, they were good but a bit too much sauce and it was sweet with a kick of spice, felt like the sauce wasn't that balanced out. Got the kaarage chicken as well and it seemed like it just had a lot of batter, so wouldn't really order these again. Also got the lobster potato balls and it tasted more like potatos than any lobsters inside so that was a bit disappointing as well. What we did enjoy eating were the mentaiko cream udon and tomato omelet fried rice. The cream was good and the curry was good. Ordered the omelet fried rice over the katsu curry this time because last time we ordered the katsu, the katsu was small for what you're paying. read more

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Found the place by searing for "places To eat in flushing NY" on TikTok, if you want a unique experience, this place definitely delivered. No reservation, only available seating open was bar seats - that we enjoyed. Food was fresh and seasoned tasty but salty, like food I had in Japan. Very friendly Bar tender took our order, brought hot sake, took care of us and servers brought us our good portion 3-orders, TV with anime entertained us. A definite recommendation for return visits to try more dishes and seat in other locations. read more

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I absolutely love going to Nana! The atmosphere is seriously breath taking and relaxing. The staff are kind and friendly. I love their ramen and California rolls. Especially love drinking their Sapporo beer . The place to go if you want to relax, drink and enjoy your stay with an environment that makes you feel like you are in a different world. read more

Izakaya Nana - One of the many rooms, each decorated in a different theme. - Izakaya Near Me - Queens, New York

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Came here for lunch. Our relatives were visiting from out of state. They were craving japanese food. Online we tried to reserve but there were no available reservations for 2pm on a Sunday. We decided to walk in anyways around 2pm. Restaurant was pretty empty about 3 other tables besides ours. Not sure why we couldn't reserve online. We ordered: Sunagimo (Chicken Gizzard) Pork Katsu Curry Tuna Trio Roll (6) Gyu Harami-beef Skirt Butabara-pork Belly Grilled Eel Baby Scallop A5 Wagyu Golden Fried Rice Cha Han Grilled Miso Marinated black Cod Truffle Fries Takoyaki (5) Crispy Sweet Chili Wings Mentaiko Cream Udon Shrimp Ebi Tempura Taiyaki (Red Bean) Ghe black cod was perfectly cooked, A5 wagyu fried rice was very tasty and peppery. Truffle fries were solid. Scallop was okay, probably would not get again. Overall: food was very solid here, a bit pricy but not too bad. Ambience was very nice. Our table was below floor level. Highly recommend if you want to take friends or family for a casual hangout. read more

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Quaint individual booths, service was kind of slow as you would need to press the call button to get a waiter to come take your order or if you needed anything. The yakatori sticks we selected were all nicely seasoned and tender. The sushi was fresh, the avocado with jumbo crab was creamy - the crab bowl was a presentation. I'd be back to try out the other items on the menu. Parking in the neighborhood is a little difficult if you make reservations I suggest you plan an additional 20mins to circle around for parking. read more

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Beautiful restaurant modeled after the alleyways of Japan--its fusion attempt at an izakaya. The menu was very large with different options. Although not super allergy friendly for example their "truffle fries" has parm in it, but no where on the menu indicates that. Would definitely double check before ordering. We chose to sit at the bar and they put us at a corner which was inconvenient since we constantly had to flag the staff to take our order, follow-up on our drinks or get water. They just kept walking past us. Food wise, everything was good. From the skewers to the sushi rolls, everything came out quick and fresh. I enjoyed the takowasabi, the tuna trio roll, beef, pork belly and mushroom skewers, and the squid. Truffle fries and the karage can be a skip. read more

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The decor its self is what got me to come out to flushing. I will say the staff is impatient a bit but I ignored them. What matters to me is the food. The food was fresh and hot! I was alittle taken back by the menu but I found something I would enjoy. The shrimp tempura was good, the Thai chili wings were good had a strong kick at the end surprisingly. Everyone enjoyed their food. The steak was tender the rice was soft. The pork dumplings were good. My son got sashimi and he loved it. The spicy miso soup was delicious too. I will definitely be back. For five people the bill came out to $236. We got a lot of food so it was reasonably priced. read more

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There is metered parking in front and residential parking a couple blocks away. I found a residential spot, while my friend found a paid spot (it's until 7PM in front, 10PM across the street, so make sure you double check the time!) easily at late afternoon/early evening. They have many private boothes, which we were seated at. I enjoyed the privacy of the booth, and there is a call button is needed, but they were always nearby and did check on us (refilled hot tea) here and there. The Takowasabi had nicely sized chunks of octopus. It could use a little more wasabi flavor, but you can definitely taste the wasabi. The Yakitori Platter has a good variety. Everything was well cooked and tender. They let the meat shine, as the seasonings are light and complimentary. I enjoyed the Gyu Harami the most. The Sashimi Platter was fresh, though some cuts were on the small side. The presentation was cool with the dry ice. I enjoyed the shrimp the most. The Taiyaki was crisp and hot! It was filled generously with red bean paste. It was not too sweet, which made it a good ending to the meal. The Fruit Nana Lemonade was also not too sweet. It was a good balance of fruit and lemonade. They knew to split the check in half when we put both our credit cards down on the check, and it was easily done with their tablet. Overall a nice spot for good food and good conversations! Would like to try more things with a bigger group next time. read more

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