Its a great place to fine. Although was not many people since there was a Knicks game and most were…read moreflooing the local bars. I joined after I dined. Had the carafe of you, along with Nigori sake. The chicken Karaage to start with crispy rice tuna, black cod appetizer. Also got the shorts ribs which were delicious. Our server was extremely pleasant and he took good care of us. We left quite satisfied and had a nice dining experience!

Stop by to try the yakitori after dinner. We order 3 skewers but they sent us the pork instead of…read morebeef. I don't eat pork so they have to send me the beef skewer again. Unfortunately, the meat of the beef skewer turns bad and it's not edible. Now I wonder they know the beef is bad and give me pork on purpose instead. Very disappointing and wonder how can they serve the bad meat to customers. Hope they will check the food before they serve.

Quality Japanese and reasonable prices. If I could give the service 6 stars I would!…read more Highly recommend the Honey Sesame Chickendon!

Stopped in for lunch on a holiday Monday. The Wanpaku chicken sando was amazing, definitely would…read moreget it again. I also upgraded and made it a lunch set - great miso soup! 4.5 stars.

My husband and I LOVE coming here! We had tickets to a midnight movie at Nitehawk, so we came here…read moreto eat dinner first. This was our third time coming here and definitely not our last. First of all, this place is consistently amazing. From the always pleasant employees to the delicious food. We have a fave spot in the corner that was open, but both servers recommended the balcony. We never sat there before and OMG it's such a cute and cozy spot! Almost felt like we were on vacay! And the FOOD!! The pics don't do the food enough justice. Chicken Karaage was possibly the best bite of chicken I've ever had! Crispy, flavorful, and comes with a fun aioli sauce. The chicken dumplings were cooked perfectly and the sauce was delicious - and I'm not even a big dumpling fan! The star of the show though was the pork belly steam buns. The pork had a light char that made the edges perfectly crispy. It was rich and fatty (in the best way) and the marinated cabbage gave it a nice fresh kick. The Yuzu lime pie was a great way to end the dinner. It was tart and creamy, while the graham cracker crust gave it a nice crunch. Can't wait to come back and continue to eat our way through the menu!

TLDR: Come for the vibe cuz they have a cute little rooftop patio too, but the food was kinda mid…read more I'd be down to try again to get other dishes. I think they have live music sometimes too? Food: We ordered a bunch of tapas but nothing really stood out imo Service: our server was very nice

Food Service Ambiance…read more Clean place Fresh sushi Varied menu Great place for business lunch

The people were very nice here. However, sushi, dim sum and szechuan all together....... no one can…read moredo everything right. This place feels like it needs to pick a lane with the food the offering is too all over the place. Upon walking up to the restaurant there is a BIG sushi flag, a little further up the block on the corner there is a sign that says sushi and szechuan.... completely different countries..... completely different cuisines with nothing in common. It seems like they are trying to be too many things. Sushi was ok. The rock shrimp tempura for $16 was a soggy overpriced mess. It was soggy and very disappointing. The staff was very nice but are trying to booster their experience and reviews with free appetizer and ice cream. I imagine all the 5 star review have been paid for. While I ALWAYS appreciate good hospitality I would prefer to skip the free stuff and just have better food. We did order the "special Japanese fluke" that the waitress high impressed on us. We were told it was very special and hard to get. I don't know the cost of it but it was muddle with truffle oil on it. No good piece of fresh clean fish imo should be ruined with truffle oil or a jalapeno slice. I felt bamboozled on that dish. I would suggest they take down some of the signage which makes it look cheap and confusing. Concentrate on ventalation of the space as lot of deep frying was going on that gave odor. Do one type of food and do it right. Nice people but I wouldn't go back or recommend it.

I can't speak for the Japanese Scandi fusion food but their smoothies had that Erewhon main…read morecharacter energy that I didn't think would make its way to New York. So aggressively healthy with their seamoss, spirulina, whey and collagen infusions, priced between $11 and $22.. naturally, I decided to yolo. The service staff was kind, offered to sit me and my daughter down on one of their many patio tables to drink our smoothies and people watch Williamsburg in their $400 Alo overalls while being funemployed. The smoothies are genuinely fantastic. My daughter for the berry blast (I think) and I got their Aura New York Glam. With no added sugars or sweeteners, it was delicious. My daughter almost never finishes her smoothies but this one went down like water. It was good enough to inspire me to begin a wellness journey starting like right now. I will be back to try their other smoothies when my bank account stops giving me the death stare.

Cute little spot with great outdoor seating. The food did fall a little short of expectations…read morethough. I had the egg salad sando, and I was so excited for it, but I think it was just lacking something, I couldn't quite pin. Maybe if they sprinkled a little bit of salt/pepper on top of the jammy egg, that would've helped. I feel like that part was super bland. The bread was sooo good though, probably the best part of the sandwich. I had heard about this place initially for its "erewhon dupe" smoothies. I had the New York glam, and it was delish for the first few sips and then towards the end, it just got really rich and sweet. Overall, cute spot and the food is very aesthetic, but for me personally, it fell a little short of expectations.

What a cute handroll bar!…read more I had such an enjoyable experience here. The signature set has such creative handrolls, I enjoyed each one. I also had a vegetable miso soup on the side. The staff are very friendly, I love the minimalist design. I highly recommend this spot!

Wow! This was easily one of the best sushi I've had in nyc. Each bite was heavenly. I treated…read moremyself and I feel like that was the right call, if you come here you gotta go big or go home. The spicy tuna appetizer was so good! As for the rolls, here is my ranking: 1. Toro, Uni + Caviar (expensive yes but so worth) 2. Lobster 3. Real crab 4. Toro + green onions 5. Crispy fish And you have to get their mochi churro for desert too. Also I feel like I got lucky cause I walked in by myself for dinner. And was seated right away at the counter

What a vibe !! Love the outdoor setup. Everything was amazing . I love the Sunday Funday. Food is…read morealways amazing.

I was feeling like having a fancy sushi night, so I gave Bondi Sushi a try. Overall, I thought it…read morewas just ok. We got two of the bliss boxes, tuna crispy rice, and the spicy blue crab roll. The bliss boxes were nice, but I can get the same quality and quantity from the sushi place next door for 40% cheaper. The spicy rolls aren't at all spicy, and they use white tuna for the spicy tuna, which is kind of unappealing. The rolls have no texture and there isn't an addon option to give them any. A little tempura would really help all of the basic rolls. The tuna crispy rice flavor was very good, but the blue crab was just ok. Didn't hav the sweetness you get from high quality crab meat. Paid $1.50 for extra wasabi because for some reason every delivery order now has next to none in there, and was given a potion the size of my pinky nail. I really hate when places are so stingy when you drop $100 for dinner. I ordered extra so I obviously would like a larger portion, so why put in just an amount smaller than a grape?! So annoying. Will try somewhere else next time.

Given my difficulty finding decent Mexican food in Manhattan, Falansai was a welcome surprise…read more I'm well versed in Mexican food and reasonably familiar Vietnamese cuisine, but I really wasn't sure what to expect from Mexican/Vietnamese food. If what I experienced at Falansai is any indication, we've really been sleeping on a winning combo. Although there's not a lot of direct crossover in terms of common dishes and staple foods, the two cuisines are very harmonious. (Maybe it shouldn't surprise me, since both use a lot of pork, cilantro, lime, rice and chili.) Falansaj has an incredible tasting menu (Dac Biet) and a well-curated wine selection, both of which are well portioned and reasonably priced. My wife and I enjoyed everything we tried, and didn't leave hungry (or sober). Definitely worth a try, despite the difficulty of actually getting there.

Went to falansai on a Sunday evening and it was a pretty cozy experience. Food was pretty good, we…read moregot the tuna tartar, turnip cake curry, short rib In pho broth, and skewers. I honestly liked them all. They were also nice enough to give a free desert for one of our birthdays! I do think they could've had a more extensive drink menu but they are a fairly new establishment so there's still time for that. Overall, would recommend and would come back again!