I have no words to describe how delicious this was. For weeks, I have been trying to find the name…read moreof this place. The beignets were better than any I've ever had. They are greasy at all. The matcha ice cream was delicious and not at all grainy. The mango was delicious. I wasn't expecting it to be so creamy. I loved the interior. It felt modern and cozy. The service is also exceptional. If I ever find myself in NYC again, I will be back.

Big desserts (shaved milk/ice cream) and a lot of bubble teas, a little tanghulu to go upfront,…read moretoo. Order upfront at the counter, and then take your seat inside if you're eating there. Otherwise wait outside.

Wait was long for a Saturday night (1 hour wait at 6:30pm) but we were seated on time once we got…read morethe notification. Place itself isn't very big but service was quick. We sat at the booths by the bartender and it was clean. It was my 2nd time having a dipping ramen and it did not disappoint. The broth was so savory and full of umami, I wish it had a little bit more ingredients. I recommend getting your own add on's for this dish so it feels more complete. The spicy tan tan ramen? Absolutely incredible. Worth getting again and again if you like spicy. My experience? Top 10. Their old fashioned was great too, highly recommend that as an accompanying drink.

Everything was good. BEST RAMEN OF MY LIFE…read more We didn't have a reservation and we had a large party but they still made it happened. I will go back next time I visit NY.

Tiffany What a sweet and Beautiful name…read moreSweet young lady and beautiful to She understands what you need I can describe her sweetness n beauty

We discovered this place totally by accident, my daughter randomly needed to go to the bathroom as…read morewe were walking around the streets of Manhattan and they were gracious enough to let her use it. While there, we were like wow what interesting looking pastries and cakes, let's check it out! And yeah everything was super delicious. The coffee was great too! I liked it so much I actually asked them for a recommendation as to where they got their beans. It was that tasty! Overall I would give them five stars, great little cafe, highly recommended.

Cute little dessert shop, perfect for a hot summer day. Everything was delicious and the tea tastes…read morewere strong - just how I like it!

Came here many years ago & it was so humid so we gave this place another try! We were also craving…read morekakigori! We got 2 items to share: 1) mango pomelo kakigori, 2) yuzu matcha lemonade. The mango pomelo was beautifully made but flavor wise was a let down. The flavors were not potent and tasted diluted (the ice melted so fast and it fell apart so fast that the iced water probably overdiluted the mango pomelo flavors). I still prefer the kakigoris in japan & the best one I have eaten in NYC is from Tonchin (their kakigoris are amazing and you can taste the fruit flavors and the ice doesn't melt that fast or fall apart). The yuzu matcha lemonade drink was very refreshing & you also taste the yuzu and matcha flavors. This was my favorite item out of the 2. Friendly staff & has indoor seating.

I was curious what makes ssal cakes different from typical flour. Honestly I was wondering if it…read morewould be chewy like mochi (it's not!). When I went at 7pm on a Thursday, they ran out of some of the ssal cake flavors, but luckily they still had the mugwort flavor which was the one I was aiming for. The plain cream one looks very angelic and attractive with the pale whiteness but for $1.50 more, I'd rather get a flavored version. Also I recall others saying that the plain one is a bit tasteless. The ssal cake ended up being super airy and light, even softer than a chiffon cake imo. It doesn't have oiliness, roughness, or acidity. Likewise, the cream matches the gentleness of the cake. The structure is interesting too, because the top layer of cream is thick, then a thin layer of cake, then a thin layer of cream, and a thick layer of ssal cake. When I eat it, I often get hit with the thick layer of cream on top while wishing there's more cake. Don't get me wrong, I like all components of it. I've had mugwort before but not super familiar with it. For those who've never had it before, mugwort tastes herbally and earthy kind of like the Chinese herb prunella vulgaris (?). The flavor here is strong but not in your face aggressive. I like how they dust the whole top with more mugwort powder which adds to the flavor and provides another layer of texture that's not overly dry (slightly messy tho!) I like how the mugwort is a greyish shade of green which honestly looks so chic and unique compared to other bright and colorful desserts nowadays. You can argue that the color looks dull, but I like it. My only complaints for the ssal cake are: 1) wish it came in a smaller size which would be easier to stomach (literally) and financially, 2) wish the cakes were in perfect squares. They're more rectangular without straight edges and 90 degree corners.

really expensive for how mediocre the bingsoo was. line goes out the door and takes forever, and…read moretheres not many options as they run out of items so quickly. i ordered the strawberry matcha bingsoo, and it was good but not great. the strawberries were some of the most sour of all time, and the main flavor of the bingsoo had no matcha present, and relied mostly on a strawberry jam that was poured across. it def tasted good but im confused what im paying for considering that im pouring the sauce over myself and its literally just strawberries and sugar over what im assuming is just a shaved block of frozen milk dusted with a pinch of matcha powder. the store is pretty though!

Came here for the first time and really enjoyed my matcha. I got the mango matcha it was very…read moredelicious and flavorful. Good mix of mango and matcha was high quality. It was $10.5 but 11.5 with tip so a little more expensive than expected for a matcha but I enjoyed it as a treat! You have to order on the tablet and there is only one so that wasn't great especially because it was small and if you have questions the workers are busy. Small area not much space pretty much order and go. I would recommend it you want to try a good matcha in the city!

First time at this location. My friend and I shared the Thai green tea and ube swirl. The green tea…read morewas fantastic! Ube was ok, I've had better elsewhere. Flushing location is still my favorite because it's more chill, but this one is good if you need a midtown dessert option.

YUM! I've had this place saved for a while, and made a reservation ahead of time for dinner on a…read moreFriday night. The inside is so well laid out and decorated, and the vibes are great. We got the corn ribs, pork tenderloin katsu, and the mackerel sushi. The corn came out first and omg - this is some of the best corn I have ever tasted. The seasoning on it is so perfect sweet savory and so addicting! Best item by far. The katsu was also perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, without feeling too greasy. It was quite a tiny portion but it's nyc lol. The only item we didn't love was the sushi - for me it was just a bit too much ginger and wasabi and since it was pressed it was already a part of the sushi so it was hard to separate. Overall though, this is a great spot for a nicer dinner!

It was a good dining experience, but nothing to write home about. I'd give 3.5 and wouldn't…read moredissuade anyone from trying it and making their own opinion. For three people, we paid about $200ish and got: - 2 beers - $21 Ebi Katsu - good but basically prawn tempura with flakier coating - $ 15 Konban Corn ribs - YUM - $17 Karaage - good, standard Izakaya - $15 Shishito peppers - LOVE - $36 Sushi set - Solid 8 pc nigiri - $22 Yellowtail crudo - refreshing w/sweet citrus - $24 Umami Tobiko Clam Pasta - get it! - $14 Konban Corn ice cream - so cute & corn-y! It's a lovely little date night or intimate dinner experience. Quiet, clean, and sets a nice mood. The food, again, was good but with all the great Izakaya in NYC would I come again? Not sure. If you do, definitely order the corn items and the clam pasta!

Such a cute little spot/hole in a wall dessert place. Up on the second floor, you're transported…read moreinto a secluded japanese restaurant. Our party got 2 desserts to share and were blown away by the taste. It was refreshing, deep, and not overly sweetened. I would absolutely recommend the yuzu shaved ice thingy, LOL. kind forgot what it was called but it hit the spot after the thousands of steps we took.

I have frequented this place in the past. But today I am writing a review of I have not done so…read more Today, I ordered an ice cream that is like a brûlée - with some ice cream on top and a wafer. Under is the brûlée that has sesame seed flavor. I also ordered a matcha green tea drink.

All of the food was amazing!! first time going here with friends and honestly this place blends…read moreAsian (Korean) and western cuisine's so much perfectly. The servers are all nice and its easy to have conversation in both the native tongue of korean and in english. The wait time isn't that long and the ambience is great with korean music. Recommendation: get the noodle fried rice, octopus tteouboki, galbi, or the tiger budae jigae. you won't regret it

Spot focused on Korean street food mashups…read more Garlic bread fried chicken could've used more butter flavor but was otherwise a good garlic Korean fried chicken. Truffle potato pancake tastes like a slightly chewy fried potato dipped in truffle sauce. Ramyun fried rice was a fun twist. Bits of ramen and shin seasoning was good in fried rice form. Perilla noodles were the most interesting, not sure if it's traditional but it was a savory and refreshing cold noodle dish with strong perilla/shiso flavor

The service was very friendly, you have the option to order at a kiosk or with the staff. They take…read morecash or card. I got a black sesame latte and it was very good, it was perfectly sweet and rich. It's not very big but the ambiance was nice. I will be going back and I do recommend to others!

While it's been a while since I've last been, I still love Matcha Cafe Maiko!…read more This location is microscopic and doesn't have indoor seating. It's sort of an anteroom to a ramen restaurant. If there's a lull between customers, you can stand around and eat in the cozy space or there are a handful of tables outside. You order on a tablet and then wait a few minutes for the nice employees to prepare your order. I went with the tried-and-true matcha soft serve ($9). When the humidity is out of control, this green tea treat really helps you forget how miserably muggy and sweltering it is outside! Yum!