Ambiance (5/5): (I think some of the vibe pictures are outdated as there is no longer a bar seating…read morethat overlooks the kitchen) It is a cozy atmosphere with the wooden wall panels and brick. The space was fairly open. Service (5/5): It was not very busy during the lunch hours so we were serviced quickly and often. Food: There was a couple of seasonal specials posted on the wall. Chicken Bun (5/5): The chicken came out piping hot with a classic chicken katsu breading that was flakey and seasoned wonderfully. The soft buns with the creamy sauce was very very good! Lava Men (5/5): There was a lot of flavor and depth to the broth. The charsiu pork pieces were perfect, a great thickness with fat to meat ratio that gave it a juicy bite. Note the soft boiled egg was actually poached and not boiled whole Tan Tan Men (5/5) (award winning): The broth was very creamy and the noodles were perfection--chewy and thick. The chicken chunks were tender as well (Although I wish I had charsiu instead or ground pork in it). Ever so slight preference for the spicy tonkotsu ramen.

Really friendly service!…read more But! Food really disappointing- Tried a selection of yakitori- Duck very dry/tough, bland. Shrimp over fried Grilled zucchini neutral Gyoza neutral (not great- soft interior, bland; pan fried not crispy though) Hamachi kama basically cooked fried, under seasoned Chicken under seasoned :/

I was a single walk-in Saturday night after museum visit. They could not have been nicer! Even…read morethough they were busy. Food was great. Seafood risotto. Small / intimate. Nice people all around. Quiet. Perfect for a quick light dinner. I'll definitely be back!

Kansha is a really special restaurant. The first time I came here, I ordered a le carte. I enjoyed…read moreit so much that while I was in middle of my meal, I made a reservation for omakase for the next day. Every single dish I've had--both omakase and ale carte--is incredible. The incorporation of Japanese and Peruvian flavors, and the care and attention to making sure the flavors work in harmony with the fish, is done masterfully. I've tried a lot of sushi and omakase in the city, and this is by far the best I've had, and at a very reasonable price.

Service was fast. We came late in the day and I still served us with no problem definitely super…read morehelpful. The food was super yummy and delicious. Very happy. I'll be back again. The ambience was decent, but it was at the end of the night. They were very, very helpful. Definitely will be back

Another Chinese restaurant makes Japanese food Restaurant…read moreambience Chinese OK sushi Fast delivery Cooked food taste so so not authentic Japanese Prices competitive

I almost swallowed something that was coming from the salmon avocado roll…read more When I ordered a salmon avocado roll at this spot for a quick dinner, the sushi taste great but I bite something that's inedible, when I looked at it it's a small clear stick and I was thinking was that from the bones of the salmon or something that fall at the sushi bar? $9 for a salmon avocado roll is kind of expensive, I rather go to a sushi restaurant where they pay $8 for one roll.

The fish is so fresh! Visited this evening for sushi dinner…read morewith the kids and a few friends. We ordered a few rolls and the sushi dinner which came with 9 pieces of nigiri and a salmon roll plus a Jamison soup or salad. The prices are great and the staff are very friendly! The ambiance I could use a little work but no points taken out for that. I can't wait to be back! I heard they have a great lunch special and awesome martinis

Minato Izakaya is a hidden gem located in the Bronx that has some of the most delicious sushi I've…read morehad this year. They have a nice garden area in the back where me and my friends sat and it's heated and a perfect spot where you can have birthday parties and other big gatherings. The Karaage Chicken was so crispy and a perfect way to start the night. It's such a classic appetizer, and they do it just wonderfully. Here is all the sushi we shared: Lobster Salad Roll - Shrimp Tempura Roll with lobster salad Godzilla Roll - Deep fried Eel and Shrimp Tempura 161 Roll - California Roll with Salmon Spicy Tuna Roll I loved all the rolls, but I think my favorite was the Godzilla roll. I love eel and the fact that this was deep-fried was unique.

So I've been wanting to visit this location for quite some time now. I came early as soon as they…read moreopened. It's a cute little basement bar with some tables along with a bar top to sit and a cozy little area in the back to sit at if you're with a couple of friends wanting to celebrate something or just to hangout. You see to my surprise they told me they no longer serve sushi and that they changed the whole concept of the place and the menu. I was a little disappointed but I decided I was there already so I would work with what they had to offer. I saw they had a decent happy hour menu, but I decided to order a drink that was not on the Happy Hour menu. Their version of a Lychee Martini. It was strong and flavorful, but very refreshing. For my tapas options I went with some Arancini and Zucchini flowers. I didn't want too much to eat after having such a huge breakfast. The arancini was flavorless but really good with the marinara sauce it came with, and to my surprise the zucchini flowers were amazing. It was piping hot, crispy with the most intense cheese pull, served with some spicy sauce and marinara as well. I went back and forth with dipping them into each condiment. I told the guy who took my order and served me that they should bottle that marinara, it was delicious. I don't know how this place use to be but I'm interested in returning for another visit because I was definitely feeling the whole vibe of the place along with the food. I think it might be a good place to visit for the whole Happy Hour of it all. Thumbs up and Happy Yelping!

Do not order via their website - it took SO long and we live really close by. They use doordash and…read moreit was just a really bad experience. We have ordered here via uber eats multiple times and it was completely fine. I really love the sushi here - I always get the salmon avovado rolls ($9 for a roll). We have also tried the udon and gyudon - very flavorful - could use more portion serving but overall satisfying! We haven't eaten at the restaurant and always get take out. Decent quality give the price!

Solid spot near Columbia campus for a sit-down meal, esp for their lunch special which has deals…read morefor ~$20 and come with a small miso soup or salad. Been here a couple times and got the (warm) soba noodle soup, katsu don, spicy tonkotsu ramen and the sushi rolls which are the best deal imo (18 rolls for $20). They have spacious seating inside and good service so overall a decent Japanese spot for students!

First time eating at Terriyaki One. I had the chicken & beef with fried rice and vegetables. I…read morehave a question; are the green peas supposed to be crunchy? My green peas were crunchy.

This type of food is for those who don't mind quick eats that will satisfy the minds desire to…read moreconsume something. Practical, questionable ingredients, monotone flavor as with most quick chain spots we are learning these days. It was new in the area so I gave it a try. I have no interest in returning. A cafeteria atmosphere and dining hall type food prep and pick up, this again is a work lunch stop at best. If you don't mind imitation crab meat then give it a go.

Delightful! There were games, and the kitchen prepared a special birthday roll for our party…read more Servers were attentive and kind. The whole seating was less than an hour! Not a typical silent omakase at all, but lively and enjoyable with delicious fish. I'll be back!

An omakase experience that is so worth your money!! For ten nigiri and two hand rolls for $38 and…read morethat includes tip.. I mean come on! They are also very attentive if there's modifications that you request like I don't like wasabi and they remembered to not include any in my sushi. The fish tasted so delicious as well. The restaurant is set up like a traditional omakase experience. The owner explains each dish and they are efficient with providing the next course. Definitely a must try if you are craving nigiri for lunch!

This is hands-down my favorite omakase experience that I've ever been to. We were looking for a…read morelow-key but special weekday dinner for a celebration and this spot perfectly satisfied that. We walked in without a reservation as a party of 2 and were seated at the counter with no wait. The chefs and other servers provided great and friendly service, and each course was so delicious in flavors, textures, and fish quality. The classic wood decor, ambient lighting, and gentle music they played all helped foster a calm and relaxing atmosphere, which was perfect for our end-of-a-long-day meal. I would definitely come back again!

Shihou omakase unfortunately was disappointing for my dinners there at two different visits. The…read morerestaurant has a traditional omakase set up with large counter surrounding chefs evenly distributed. The staff were very hospitable and attentive throughout the meal and quite engaging. They offer lunch/12 courses/$49 and dinner/14 courses/$65 which is excellent value for amount of courses. Unfortunately, the sushi fell quite flat. The fish overall tasted quite bland and not fresh. The rice was fine and appropriately seasoned but I just didn't really enjoy the fish. They offer typical findings like amberjack, striped jack, madai, toro, scallop. The ikura was nice and tasty. The chefs were quite considerate towards the amount of rice and wasabi you prefer. The service is quite efficient with not much waiting between courses. Overall I really wanted to like Shihou omakase but just didn't have that great dining experiences food-wise. I think it's a great value for the omakase you get but with other options a bit more in price nearby and around NYC, I think it would be hard to justify repeat visits but hope these were just off-experiences as I do really appreciate the enthusiasm and service!

Came here after work and had a good experience…read more My friend lives by and has always wanted to visit so we finally did. We each sampled a few wines and everything tasted yummy. I'm not a wine person generally speaking so I can't speak on how good the wine was, but I didn't dislike anything that I had, so that's a good sign! Service was friendly and consistent. Overall, had a positive experience.

My friend saw this place as a recommend place for hot chocolate so we decided to stop by on a…read moreThursday night. The place itself is super cute and very cozy. The menu is fairly on the basic side - mainly drinks and pastries and there is some sandwiches. We decided to get the hot chocolate with whip cream (the whip cream is very needed). It was very rich, thick and delicious and not "too sweet." The whip cream really makes it more creamy and it does not really add to the sweetness which was good. We also got a side of Salame e Formaggio which I would recommend passing on because the cheese was kind of hard and not that great. The salami was good and honestly I'm not a fan of olives but my friend who liked it enjoyed them. Overall - a cute place to stop by for a hot chocolate and maybe a pastry!