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Katana Kitten

4.1 (389 reviews)
Open • 4:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Peach julep
Corey R.

Stopped in here for happy hour. They have a small happy hour menu. The peach drink was pretty tasty and unique. They also have Japanese beer. Cool vibe and seems like a fun place to hangout. We sat at the bar and got good service.

Sour Cherry Smash???? Whatever it was, it was great
Ebony L.

This was another one on my long go to list. Definitely went into the wrong entrance to an unknown building and had to course correct We got there relatively early on a Friday evening around 630, so there was plenty of seating. The lighting had a red hue that complimented the decor, which was very Japan forward. It's had to describe. Reminiscent of a scrap book come to life. We served pretty quickly and my drink (Sour Cherry Smash?) was so good. I had a taste of my friends Paloma which was potent. I had a second stop to make so I had to exit shortly there after but I would love to come back.

Aanandi M.

have been meaning to go to this bar for two years now, and finally was able to! I loved the cute quirky ambience and the general vibe. Been craving a highball for a while and this scotch ginger and apple scratched that itch. I was hesitant to get it at first as I'm not usually a whiskey person but the bartender assured me that it was not bitter at all. My friend got the matcha grasshopper which was delicious! It was like a milk tea Cons: expensive!! The total plus tip for two drinks was 50 dollars.

Alexis S.

My friend and I came here as an early evening birthday celebration and it was quite crowded when I arrived. I was able to get a very small table upstairs, but thankfully the hostess saw how cramped I was while waiting for my friend, and mentioned that bar seats had just opened up at the end of the bar, so I was able to move there and it was much more comfortable. The space itself is really kitschy and cute with Japanese memorabilia everywhere and lots of dark wood accents. They have a good selection of cocktails, along with some small bites. My friend got the deviled eggs which she thought were really good. In terms of drinks, I ordered the melon-lime soda and she ordered the kinkan kick. We both really enjoyed our drinks and the bartender was attentive and friendly. I'd definitely come back again!

Popcorn chicken
Anna Marian B.

Loved the vibe, drinks were good, service was fast, and the popcorn chicken was absolutely fantastic!

Kinkan kick
Matthew C.

Katana Kitten is a Japanese-American cocktail bar in the West Village that opened in 2018 and quickly became one of NYC's best. It's earned major recognition, including #27 on The World's 50 Best Bars in 2023 and #42 in 2025. Upstairs feels like your classic cocktail bar, while downstairs is basement-style drinking with cool ceiling lights. My favorite drinks so far are the Kinkan Kick and the Shiso Gin & Tonic. Both are very balanced and crushable. Katana Kitten is part of the Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality group (the same team behind Superbueno), which makes perfect sense once you're there.

Drinks
Kimberly W.

Very cute bar with a very comfy vibe. They also have food if you're looking for a quick bite. Visited the night of New Year's Eve and they had champagne and 2026 hats for us when It was about to hit New Year's. The service was really good and everyone was really kind. We had two drinks to end the year. Fun place to spend your New Year's Eve or a night in general.

Hinoki Martini
Jessica P.

Ever since I came here for the first time last year, this is slowly becoming one of the places that I need to go to when I visit New York now! It can get pretty crowded during the evening/night and they don't take reservations so expect some wait if you do decide to come. It can get pretty crowded and loud but the ambiance is pretty nice in my opinion. I come here mostly for the cocktail drinks since it's so good, especially their highballs! A lot of their cocktails are Japanese-inspired, which is why you'll see lots of their drinks similar to some Japanese drinks. I tried a couple of their bites here last year and it's pretty good so I would recommend trying some if you did want to take a bite. Overall, this is a really good place to go to hang out with friends or to enjoy your time with some great drinks and food!

Meguroni #3
Lauren M.

I have wanted to try Katana Kitten for a while. I stopped in on Thanksgiving weekend, with the hope I could grab a seat with most of the Tik Tok crowd back home in North Carolina with their families for a few days. As luck would have it, they had a cozy seat open for me, right above the staircase. I didn't feel claustrophobic in the seat, even though there was a party seated directly behind me. I recently came back from Japan and have been feeling nostalgic for all things Japan, which led me to Katana. The first drink I had was the Meguroni #3. I had high hopes for this drink as it contains umeshu and shochu. However, this drink fell flat for me. It didn't taste like much of anything except alcohol, which was disappointing. I had the grilled cheese to eat which was much better than I expected, with seaweed mixed in. As a vegetarian, there's not a ton of food I can eat here. For my second drink, I had the shiso gin and tonic which was herbaceous and refreshing. What really stood out to me was the friendly and attentive service, which reminded me of the standard of service in Japanese bars. In New York, we mostly don't hold the same standards for customer service, even in expensive establishments (how do we fix this?). The vibe of the bar was cozy and chill. It wasn't very loud, but lively. Every seat was taken but it didn't feel overwhelming. The dim lighting and 80s music playing were a nice touch. There are two bathrooms located on the upper level which were pretty spacious, all things considered. There is a downstairs area that I did not venture to so I am unsure what is down there. Overall, while I was not super impressed with the drinks, I did enjoy the hospitality and food. I would come back and continue to try other drinks in hope of finding a favorite.

Snowcat special
julia d.

Loved the vibe at Katana Kitten! It's a very popular, trendy cocktail bar that was very dimly lit, but made the experience that much more unique! Got the Snowcat special cocktail that was in season, and while it was the most unique drink, it was not my favorite... The nori fries were quite good! Would definitely come again and recommend to make a reservation!

Jessica S.

Amazing vibes and spectacular drinks! I got a refreshing umeshu soda and my friend got the delish pandan matcha jawn. Think this wld b a super fun spot for a chill date and the snacks look good too. Excited to return!

Lana B.

We stopped at katana kitten at the end of the night for the fried chicken. Unfortunately our server forgot to put the chicken in so we never did get that. The inside is super cool, the drinks are good. Bummed about not getting the chicken and then it was last call so couldn't put it in when we realized it wasn't coming.

Hinoki martini
Natalie T.

Always wanted to come here and it did not disappoint! The drinks were QUITE strong so you definitely get bang for buck. Music was enjoyable - love an alternative playlist and our waitress was checking in regularly without hovering too much. Would love to come back and try their food menu!

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Great service and drinks, happy hour until 7. It may be overhyped though, non of the cocktails really stood out to me.

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Is there music/ dancing here on Saturday nights?

Is there a happy hour special? Thanks

I didn't see any happy hour offerings when I was there from 4-6.

Does it get really busy on Sundays? Should we be there right when they open at 2 to guarantee a spot or does a like form even before they open?

Thank you for writing to Katana. We are busy on Sundays and note we don't reservations unless you are a large group.

Do they take reservations?

Not currently! I think you can book them out for private entente but not for a table.

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