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    Sake Kawa

    4.6 (286 reviews)
    PriceySushi Bars, Ramen

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    Karaage
    Rob M.

    Quiet but high quality sushi restaurant with great prices. They even offer a $60 omakase, which is such a steal, you should call your lawyer before partaking. For the non-sushi inclined, Sake Kawa has good ramen and chicken karaage that are worth your while. Overall, it's excellent food and exceptional value. And I, for one, appreciate that it's below the radar enough (at least for now) that you can walk-in and get a table without needing to call ahead for a reservation.

    Peppered tuna
    Christina ..

    Sake Kawa is outstanding! The best omakase I've had in recent memory by farrrr. Flown out all the way from Japan, you can taste the level of quality they provide. I also love their peppered tuna very much, they are very kind people. Please give them a try!!

    omakase deluxe
    Yvonne M.

    Very fresh fish and delicious oysters for appetizers! Staff very friendly and attentive. The ambiance was nice, originally we reserved the sushi bar but when we arrived they said 7 ppl couldn't fit so sat at the table. Was a bit bummed as I always enjoy to sit at the bar, next time.

    Sineerat R.

    Was running errands around Astoria and stumbled across this spot while looking for lunch. From the outside, it looks like a regular neighborhood Japanese restaurant, but once you walk in, you'll find a cozy space with plenty of tables and small sushi counters. We initially planned to do the $60 omakase, but ended up upgrading to the $210 option for two people--and wow, it was absolutely worth it. Chef Alex took his time crafting each piece with care. The selection included familiar choices like fluke, amberjack, and madai, but the freshness was exceptional--truly some of the best I've had in the area. Service was also fantastic--warm, attentive, and made us feel right at home. It's honestly a hidden gem. Surprised it wasn't busier, because the quality here really stands out. I'll definitely be back and hope more people discover this place--it deserves the love!

    Miso Ramen
    Beryce G.

    Reading the reviews makes me wonder if maybe we just chose the wrong items Food (3/5): - friend ordered sushi, I ordered miso ramen - miso ramen was just ok. I did quite like the beef but I thought the broth and the noodles didn't quite hit the spot for me Service (5/5): - we came on a day that wasn't very busy so service was quite good Ambiance (5/5): - good for large groups or something casual Originally wasn't planning to come back, but might give it another chance for their omakase which seems to be what most people come for

    Seared salmon special roll on top, fancy Q in the middle and a spicy salmon on the bottom
    Shirley Z.

    My go to sushi delivery spot!! I love the Fancy Q roll as a tuna lover. Spicy tuna avocado inside with pepper tuna and avocado on top, drizzled with spicy mayo and eel sauce and topped with tobiko and crunch. There's also a seared salmon roll in the store menu that was delicious too. I've had their omakase in the store too and dined in once too. Sad that they're not more popular as a dine in option because the fish is actually quite fresh and there's great options for a no-frills omakase in Astoria. Does not feel pretentious and just delicious simple sushi!

    Omakase (hand roll)
    Ryan P.

    My wife, daughter, and I were in the mood for sushi, so we decided to stop by Sake Kawa. My wife ordered the shrimp tempura roll and rock shrimp tempura (which I, unfortunately, forgot to snap a picture of), while our daughter went for five pieces of unagi. I opted for the omakase. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. At one point, when our daughter had just one piece left but didn't want to finish it, they kindly encouraged her to take the last bite--which we really appreciated. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal, and we'll definitely be coming back!

    Viona C.

    Opted for the 210$ omakase for two package this time and the difference between this package and the regular omakase is quite significant and well worth it. Initially my friend and I were going to do the omakase deluxe, but after doing some quick math, we realized it was a mere $15 difference for a few more tasty pieces and appetizers. This entire package came with 16 pieces, 2 appetizers (jalapeño scallop caviar + and peppery tuna tataki), a piece of uni sushi for each person, miso soup AND an ice cream of your choice. We were extremely satiated and stuffed after this meal. Each nigiri piece was delicious with a generous serving of fish to rice ratio. My favorite piece has to be the botan ebi piece. They serve it with a fried fish head; it's essentially a two for one deal! All the pieces were buttery, rich and melted in your mouth. Not a single piece seemed fishy at all. They played with certain condiments like ginger scallion and sambal/chili paste in a few pieces. I love how they kept it simple with specific pieces, but also enhanced the flavors of the other nigiri pieces. You don't have to opt for omakase here as they serve regular sushi here, but the omakase experience is very worth it and probably one of the best in queens. -not byob anymore. They have a good selection of sake, beer and soft drinks tho-

    Austin K.

    Our latest visit, we got the mini chirashi set with spicy miso ramen and the sweethearts roll. The roll itself was fine, but the set was really bad. The rice in the chirashi was barely seasoned and not that fresh it seemed, and the ramen was the worst ramen I've had in NYC. I had it before so I'm not sure what happened, but it was so watery without flavor that we ended up not finishing it (and I HATE wasting food). Lesson learned is to stick with the sushi here.

    Toro with uni
    Crystal C.

    Run don't walk to Sake Kawa!! Seriously stumbled upon such a great hidden gem in Astoria, especially if you are looking for some higher quality items. We got the $60 standard omakase and added the Big Mac hand roll and the three amigo oysters at the end. Chef Alex was amazing and super attentive. He consistently checked in with us and also took into account some of our feedback. Some of our favorite pieces were the medai, the toro with uni, the scallop, and salmon. Everything was fresh, well put together and an amazing price for what you get. Highly recommend & we will be back

    Jessica J.

    Came here for lunch with a friend and had their omakase for two. It was super fresh and so delicious. There was also a lot of variety of seafood, and each dish was well thought out and greatly paired. The ambiance is nice and clean. The chef was really nice and friendly! I would totally recommend coming here to get good sushi~

    Jason T.

    Ate here for lunch and dinner after work as a temporary substitute paraprofessional at P.S. 112 Q. I had brought two different orders which was the salmon bento box and fried vanilla ice cream that it tasted great and delicious. The service there was also attentive but could've been a bit better that my server was kind of rude to me of what to choose and eat. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

    Seaweed Salad (~$7)
    Aya E.

    Ordered: Seaweed Salad (~$7) Rock Shrimp (~$12): with spicy mayo on the side Any 3 Classic Rolls (~$19): Yellowtail Scallion Roll, Salmon Avocado Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll (comes with Miso Soup) Aya's take: All my years living in Astoria and I had no idea Sake Kawa existed! They offer omakase here but we just came for their regular menu. We started off with the Rock Shrimp which here, was basically popcorn shrimp with a side of spicy mayo. Usually it's tossed together, so I wasn't a big fan of their take on this. The Seaweed Salad is my go-to; it was fresh, cold, and went well my sushi. I also enjoyed the Miso Soup - the broth was nice and warm and I liked the small bits of tofu in every sip. All 3 Rolls were clearly well-made. The fish was fresh and the rolls weren't overly packed with rice. 18 rolls for ~$19 comes out to about $1/piece. There are definitely better prices in Astoria, but the quality somewhat justifies it. Good try overall!

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    Great place for Japanese food. Got the nanban chicken and loved the sauce on top of the very tender…read moreand crispy chicken. The nori on the rice was also a nice addition. Also got a soft serve to share and it was delicious and would recommend. Service was fast and the ambiance is a nice fun vibe, perfect for a casual and nice dinner with friends.

    Was okay but nothing great. It was pretty dimly lit to the point where I felt like I needed…read moreflashlights. I got the kaarage, shoot potatoes, spicy goma miso, ban ban chicken, taku sando, and a yuzu drink. It was okay but I don't think I'd go back. It didn't have anything that I felt set it apart/did better than any other place Kaa rage Chicken a tiny bit on the dry side. Flavor is good Sauce is great flavor with the micro greens and chicken. Wish there was a bit more of it. Shoot potato Potato texture could be done a bit longer seeing how it was called fried on the menu when it's more like tater sized cut potatoes. Could be a bit softer on the inside. But with the mayo, the texture is actually good the way it is. The potato is pretty bland and the mayo makes up a bit for it but not by much. The mayo isnt my favorite type of flavor so it's kinda just okayish With the nori flavor/furikake and the mayo, it ends up almost tasting and feeling like a fish and chips with white fish Taku sando Yuzu ginger ale. The drink is pretty good ginger ale and yuzu flavor works so good together. But as it sits it doesn't taste as good Spicy goma miso tastes very peanut buttery and creamy Banban chicken ramen also tasty very but buttery. But after that first sip, it loses a lot of flavor.

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    4.5(102 reviews)
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    UPDATED (for 2 additional visits) - It is our fav ramen spot in LIC/Astoria!…read moreAmbiance (5/5): The establishment has a very sleek interior with an open, welcoming layout. Although close to other tables, when I dined there was no one nearby. There is also bar seating in the front. Service (5/5): I came on a weekend night at 7:30p and there was no wait. Tonkotsu ramen (5/5): Pro move: ask for the thicker noodles (pic is original dish of thin noodles) This was a superb bowl of ramen! The broth is very umami with tons of depth, flavors, and creaminess. Noodles are the straight kind which has a little less bounce than I usually like but still plenty portioned to enjoy. The bowl comes with a lovely half soft boiled egg. The two large pieces of pork char sui were great--tender and flavorful. Reasonably priced bowl at $18 with some additional toppings like wood ear mushrooms, bamboo, green onions, and narutomaki. Definitely coming back here again to try their other bowls!! Pork belly buns (5/5): If you are already getting the pork belly in the ramen, this can be skipped since it's the same meat. However, the sauce was good and the meat is tender. Crab croquette (4/5): It tasted fresh and consistency of a normal croquette-- crunchy on the outside with a softness from potato on the inside. The light panko seasoning was a nice touch. It also comes with a small side of salad. Wagyu (5/5) - thin pieces of wagyu were very fresh and flavorful. The broth feels very soothing and lighter as it was but not as rich as the tonkotsu. I loved the pickled cucumber and cabbage. The thick noodles are perfectly bouncy and chewy. Shoyu Duck (4/5) - Light broth as I did not taste the undertones of duck in the broth.

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    Dai Hachi Sushi - Beef Negimaki (D)

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    4.5(307 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City
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    Ok honestly love this spot. It's very interesting and kinda unique that it's a nice sushi bar and…read morealso a sports bar: there's two separate bars. There's TVs. There's seating inside and out. It's high key a vibe and perfect for going to watch a game and having good food. The sushi was yummy. The shrimp sushi you could skip. The rice done well in that it stayed together when you bit it. Very good. I enjoyed the food here and especially for the price. One roll was $9 which is cheaper than a grocery store! Awesome spot

    OK. This won't take long. Fabulous…read more Fabulous meal and fabulous service tonight (Sunday). Three of us came at 6:30 pm and were promptly welcomed. I ordered the Dinner sushi combination D - tuna, salmon and white tuna. It came with a not-so-small small garden salad in a decent dressing. One of my table mates got the Bento box with teriyaki salmon and the other got two rolls (Spicy Girl and Cucumber, Avocado, Jalapeño and Scallion). We also ordered a shrimp shumai appetizer (six small, tasty shumai in the serving). Everything was delicious. And the service was outstanding. To be honest, initially we thought we were being rushed because the server came by repeatedly to remove empty plates and the wrappers from our chopsticks - but we quickly realized that this was really extremely attentive and great service. Throughout the meal, our water glasses were refilled numerous times and we were not rushed at all. After our leisurely meal, we ordered a Green Tea Mille Crepe and an order of fresh fruit. The crepe was very good, although the topping of green tea was a bit thick for us and we scraped it off and ate the rest. The fruit was fresh and delicious. We truly felt very welcomed and valued as customers here. We didn't drink anything other than water, so our bill was only about $100 (before tip) for the 2 hours we were there, but even as we left we felt valued by the serving staff and sushi chefs. An excellent meal and experience.

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    Hibino - Hibino Chirashi - a variety of sashimi pieces and veggies over sushi rice and shredded egg omelet

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    4.2(333 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City
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    The food here was ok, but not spectacular. Great service, and the place itself was quite…read morenice...but we won't got back. The teriyaki chicken was ok, but nothing special. The sushi was also nothing special or good.

    Cuisine: 6 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 6 Overall: 6 I have to preface that, if I had reviewed Hibino in the past, they likely would have received 4 stars. Unfortunately, my latest experience was such a letdown that I have to average that into this review. My usual order here over 10+ years has always been their Kaisen Don, which had some of the better quality sushi rice available in Queens. If you don't think sushi rice is important, then skip my review. If you do, then know that my preference is slight warm rice that does not clump together, with a nice touch of vinegar. Hibino seems to get this part right regularly, but not this past Sunday. It was cold, clumpy, and super light on seasoning. Furthermore, as soon as the bowl arrived, I was a bit skeptical since it's not the usual square box filled with premium goodies. Instead, it was a smaller round bowl with relatively common pieces of sashimi. In the past, there were toro, ikura, uni and scallop, but none were present on Sunday. The only premium pieces I received was the spotted prawn. The rest were salmon, yellowtail, bluefin tuna, sea bass, and arctic char. More importantly, some of the sashimi pieces were somewhat mushy and slightly fishy, not the best quality. On the other hand, we also ordered their Chirashi, which had seared toro, yellowfin tuna, salmon belly, yellowtail belly, shrimp, and flying fish roe. Between the proteins and rice is a layer of shredder egg. Sadly, rice was still cold and lacked flavor, but the egg did help a bit. Though I prefer the thin slices of sashimi in the Kaisen Don over the chunky pieces of fish in the Chirashi, I did prefer the latter on that day. Bottom line, I will give them another chance, but the downgrade on the quality of rice and premium seafood in the Kaisen Don was a major disappointment. Praying my next visit restores my faith in the restaurant.

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    Ambiance (3/5): The place is tight and can not seat very many parties or large groups. We happened…read moreto get seated immediately on a busy weekend but a queue quickly formed after us. The particular weekend we went (July 5), the air conditioning unit was broken so we were melting inside. Wooden benches and stools with no backs were not comfortable. Service (4/5): There was only one server bustling back and forth. She did a great job in getting orders, refilling waters, and closing out for just her. There were times we had to flag her down. Spicy chicken wings (5/5): Perfect exterior skin crunch with not too much breading. The sauce was light and not overpowering. Deluxe (5/5) and TanTan (5/5) were both very flavorful. Slightly preferred the Tan Tan more because it had a kick and more spice. I requested some extra chili oil for the Deluxe to give it a little more flavor. However, I felt like the broth was too salty. Pork slices were thin was flavored through with not too much fat to the pieces, so it wasn't tender or rich. I love the bounce and chew of the noodles. Definitely one of the better ramen shops in the neighborhood.

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