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    Izakaya NoMad

    3.9 (777 reviews)
    ModerateGastropubs, Izakaya, Bars
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    IZAKAYA NOMAD ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Mia H.

    I came here for dinner with friends and we all enjoyed it! The interior of the restaurant is cozy and we got a booth seating. Service was fairly quick, and staff was friendly. We ordered a variety of dishes: the cucumbers, kaisendons (the mini and uni ones), the squid, the chicken and meat assortments, chicken karaage, and okonomiyaki. Everything was delicious. My friends loved their cucumbers and mini kaisendon, while I loved their squid and uni kaisendon. The skewers were delicious and juicy, and I highly recommend trying their assortments. Definitely one of my favorite izakayas in the city, so far.

    Hamachi Tataki
    Gloria L.

    Love this Japanese tapas restaurant! Made a reservation for 6pm and the restaurant was pretty empty. The service was very nice and our food came out quickly Everything I ordered was delicious but my two favorites were the zabuton steak and the hamachi tataki. The zabuton steak was really tender and seasoned to perfection. The hamachi tataki was so yummy with the onions and tomatoes. Haven't had yellowtail in so long and it definitely hit the spot! The famous tsukune chicken meatball didn't have much flavor without the dipping sauce but I do have the say, the sauce is exceptional. It's a free range egg yolk and yuan dipping sauce and it really made the meatball delicious. I used the leftover dipping sauce and dipped the enoki mushrooms wrapped in smoked bacon and it was soooo yummy!! The golden roll was good but nothing special I was very content and full at the end of my meal, which surprised me since it is a bunch of small plates. I shared everything with a friend and it was enough food for the both of us :)

    Sarah R.

    Chill, cozy spot. I enjoyed their different selections of sake. Standard izakaya fare, but I loved how they have buta tomato - I don't see it too often at yakitori spots anymore.

    Coaster
    Brian U.

    Came here after work with a group of four friends on a Thursday last week it wasn't too busy at 5pm. This is a cute little cool place in Nomad. Our waitress was bubbly and very accommodating. Place is decorated with cool graffiti art. We had all our food to share. Everything was delicious. I recommend try the Teriyaki Iza they come table side to slice it for you. Absolutely get the assorted sashimi it's fantastic. The drinks are all great try a couple you'll have a good time. Definitely coming here again soon!

    Seaweed Salad
    Benjamin J.

    I walked in around 10p and grabbed a seat at the empty bar. The lights were dimmed and music was playing low - the perfect ambiance after being overstimulated for the last 8 hours. I ordered the cucumber salad and the chicken meatball to start. The cucumber salad was really fresh and bright. I really enjoyed the depth of umami flavor in the seaweed salad but the sesame oil was a touch too heavy for me. I wanted some sake but being that I'd been drinking champagne all day, thought I should hydrate with some water instead. I was stuck between ordering the Tsukune chicken meatball (these take 20 minutes to cook) and some chicken skins - so I got both! The meatball was so flavorful OMG! And paired with the dipping sauce?! Chefs kiss! The chicken skins were made to perfection. Spent under $40 for four small plates + tip. I'll certainly be back with more company.

    Grace W.

    Me and my friends went to a nearby restaurant and the food (appetizers) wasn't good, so we left without order entrees. We hopped in to this joint on the same block and thankfully, also glad that they had a table available for us. Good vibe, friendly staffs and good Yakitori. We couldn't be happier after the 1st place. We didn't order much here since we ate a little before, but would definitely come back for a full meal experience. Thank you Izakaya Nomad for saving our night :)

    Erin C.

    Delicious skewers, chicken karaage, lobster and uni rice bowls and hot n cold sake. We came in around 9:30pm on a Friday and were very hungry. They delivered delicious food and great service. The beef skewers were my favorite. The vibe at that time was quiet yet casual and there were still several tables and guests enjoying their food. I would highly recommend if you're in the area and need a snack or just a full-on meal.

    Tako Mini Salad ($9+)
    Sawako Y.

    3.5 / 5.0 - I came to Izakaya Nomad last week for after-work drinks & dinner. The place had a cool vibe and our table was sectioned off, which created a nice, intimate setting. Their service was very attentive, too. However, I have mixed feelings about the food & drinks, which were quite pricey. For food, we ordered: - Short Rib ($28+) - Tako Mini Salad ($9+) - Yakitori - Beef Short Rib ($11+) - Yakitori - Eggplant ($7+) - Yakitori - Oyster Mushroom ($7+) - Yakitori - Avocado ($7+) - Salmon Onigiri ($12+) The Tako Mini Salad was the prettiest dish and I really enjoyed it. I didn't understand why the Yakitori took 20-30 min to prepare (which they do inform you of when you order), but the Eggplant and Oyster Mushroom were also tasty. My least favorite was the Avocado, even though I love avocados. This one was overcooked and there was so much soy sauce in the middle I had to pour it out. The Salmon Onigiri was also with raw salmon, not cooked, which was unexpected. It lacked flavor and was simply overpriced. On top of the food, the drinks racked up our bill and we ended up paying nearly $100 per person, which was expensive for what it was. The cocktails were $17+ each and $13+ during happy hour. I did like their squared ice cubes. Maybe it would be best to stick to happy hour with some small bites.

    Min B.

    We made a reservation for a Friday night and were seated right away. The ambiance was good but I would have preferred the booth area over the table area. We got a roll, couple of skewers and the okonomiyaki and all were good. The only complaint I had was that the food came out kind of late and at really different times but it was not too big of a deal. I would recommend for a casual night of drinking and eating!

    Astro Boy
    Yuna C.

    Great place for quick bites and drinks! But must note that the yakitori (which is roughly one serving) takes up to 25 minutes for the kitchen to prepare, so would recommend ordering other dishes while waiting. Our sushi roll - Astro Boy - was the first dish to come out: pretty standard sushi roll, topped high with spicy tuna and doused with sauce. We were then served our Tuna Tartare - I was expecting more of a puréed/tartare texture but got cubed tuna. The avocado mash was perfectly seasoned to complement the tuna. Lastly, we were served our yakitori: * Zabuton steak - really tender, juicy, and well marinated; paired really well with the wasabi from our sushi roll * Chicken thigh with Yuzukosho - very soft and juicy too * Chicken meatballs - juicy and mildly flavored with a crumbly texture

    Beef tongue
    Vicell M.

    Customer service was great. Food was hit and misses depending on what you order. The place was a bit dark if you wanted to take pictures but it was great to chat with your party. Our server was really nice. She also let us know if we wanted to take any pictures before she cut things up. Awesome! Now the real focus needs to be on the food: My party ordered a whole bunch for the table. My fav was the beef tataki, beef tongue, chicken gizzard, and the veg tempura. My party also said they enjoy the sashimi that comes with the Tuesday special and the godzilla roll. Beside those, everything else fell short - either too dry or could be more tasty. Definitely, a bunch could use extra seasoning or salt with the exception of the short rib entree. That was salty enough. Bill came out to close to $500 for 6 people. I was left with a feeling of how much it could have been better in terms of food. I wouldn't be back for the fact of food not being up to par if they charge those prices.

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    Ashley F.

    Visited Izakaya Nomad on a Thursday night after work with a reservation. I was seated immediately upon arrival and ordered a cocktail while I waited for my friend. The ambiance in the restaurant is kinda dark and like an upscale end izakaya. We ended up ordering a variety of dishes to share (recommend). Some of my favorites were the yakitori chicken meatballs - came with a raw egg sauce that was soooo good - and the kimchi pork dish, which had a perfect blend of kimchi, pork belly, and tofu. The drinks were good but the cocktail selection felt a little small. Overall, I thought it was a little pricey for what you get, but everything we were served tasted great. The service was great while we were there too.

    Chicken wings
    Megan H.

    Really cute restaurant with a variety of things on the menu, but definitely a bit pricey. We came with a group of 8 and got a ton of skewers, small bites, sushi and entrees. The skewers took a bit of time to come but if I went back I'd order the chicken thigh, chicken wing and chicken meatball skewer again. I also really liked the purple sweet potato fries, the sauce it came with was amazing. They forgot to add octopus to our tako lotus salad, the chicken karaage and sushi rolls were also okay. I loved the oden pot and mini kaisendon!

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    4.3(1.4k reviews)
    0.3 mi•Midtown East
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    nonono served up some solid izakaya food including a wide variety of yakitori and other fun bites!…read more My favorite dish of the meal was their cod cream noodle. As a fan of all fish roe and especially mentaiko, the cream and fish roe balance was well done. Loved the addition of shiso leaves to add a bit of herbaciousness to cut the richness of the cream. The udon was nicely cooked al dente and remained chewy throughout. Yakitori options range from chicken, beef, and veggie options. The chicken meatball was flavorful. Although I wish the chicken thigh and beef tongue were a little more tender, I did like their seasoning. The enoki pork wrap came with a soy/ginger sauce which served as a nice appetizer. Their smooth chawanmushi featured additional ikura and seaweed which amplified the umaminess; however because of the steam/heat, kinda overcooked the ikura a little bit, so be sure to eat it quick! The tartare combined a bunch of different fresh fish with some tamago and tossed in a light soy sauce. I liked how the wasabi wasn't too strong or overpowering but still present enough to preserve the freshness of the fish. The corn ribs were good but nothing crazy or different from other places. The space is cute and cozy with lots of natural lighting. They have two floors, an area with bar seating, and upstairs with more tables/nook area for more privacy. Staff were polite. Food came out quick on a weekend.

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    0.4 mi•Chelsea

    Kazumi is a lovely pop up restaurant with an intimate space and attentive service. The menu is…read moresmall but every dish is wonderfully designed with unique flavor pairings. Half of their menu is vegan-friendly. Spoiler alert: they will open a permanent location in June/July! *Chicken Karaage*** This chicken karaage was TO DIE FOR -- the caramelized sugar lemon on the side took it to a whole new level. The boneless chicken was so tender and juicy with a thin deep-fried batter. The meat was extremely refreshing after squeezing the lemon and dipping in honey mustard sauce. * Handrolls - Salmon Yuzu, Tuna, Yellowtail** Y'all need to order their handrolls! The sashimi piece was thick and long enough to cover the vinegar rice. It would be a pain to pick which handroll I like more. They layered up the flavors of each piece with house sauces, shiso leaf, fried leek, avocado etc. Wish they would add a handroll set in the future. *Pork Cutlet Curry The curry was a blend of shredded meat, mashed potatoes, tomatoes and grapes (yes grapes!). The pork loin cutlets were crispy and not heavily breaded. The meat was a bit dry, yet it was cut in thin slices so it didn't bother me much. I found the multigrain rice even more enjoyable than white rice with its crunchiness. *Matcha Crème Brûlée** WE LOVED THIS. Matcha flavor is strong. The caramelized top and creamy matcha custard complemented really well. Trust me, their crème brûlée is the best dessert to finish off your meal. *Vegan Matcha Cheesecake This cheesecake was homey and light. Matcha flavor was tasteable but not very strong. The raspberry compote added a nice touch to it. I liked the crunchy biscuit layer on the bottom. *Yuzu White Peach Sparkling *Virgin Green Tea Mojito Their Japanese-inspired mocktails were great and not too sweet (very rare for mocktails). Very refreshing to drink along with your meal.

    A cute neighborhood spot for casual lunch. The restaurant is very small, 4-6 tables, but it's cozy…read more The menu is simple and no fuss which I liked not being overwhelmed with options. Starting off with the Agedashi Tofu: Three pieces of tofu in tsuyu sauce. Light and crispy, with a savory but not too salty broth. It came with fried enoki mushrooms. Some grated radish would've been a nice touch. Chicken Karaage: This was my personal favorite. The chicken pieces were tender and juicy, while crispy on the outside. The portion came with a decent amount of chicken which was shareable between three. Shoyu Ramen: Not a standout dish, but seeing as it's not specifically a ramen restaurant, it was standard! Not amazing but not bad. Pork Cutlet Curry: As someone who loves Japanese curry, this hit the spot! Warm flavorful curry with crispy tonkatsu. However, I think it would taste better served with fluffy white rice! Also I think it was served with a side of grapes which was seemed odd unless it's a new food trend I'm unaware of. Overall, would definitely come back! They seem to do fried foods well, hopefully they can introduce tempura or a katsu sando would be amazing.

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    Indoor is very nice

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    4.3(141 reviews)
    0.1 mi•Flatiron
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    Wonderful experience for our group to celebrate a birthday dinner! First this restaurant is very…read moreunassuming, simple doors that take you to the open sushi chef counter followed by small tables in the back. The restaurant was full at the counter however only a few tables in the back. Our server was often always standing next to our table, attentive and observant with our needs. I really liked that we had the option to get as many omakases as we wanted and/or order as many a la carte menu items. Many Japanese omakase restaurants do not allow this! And I never understood this either. We ordered 3 omakases to share amongst 2 people, and then a ton of a la carte dishes to share. Which were such a beautiful compliment to our omakase dishes. We got the "O" which was a 9 course meal with some cooked and raw options. From the a la carte menu, we ordered the chicken karaage, agedashi tofu, hamachi kama, clay pot rice with salmon and roe, sukiyaki noodles, 2 different rolls (tuna and salmon) and of course the uni taster (which were 3 different kinds of sushi from California and 2 from Hokkaido). The agedashi tofu was the worst amongst our group for a weird texture, definitely did not feel like tofu. The best dishes were the uni taster, chicken karraage, and hamachi kama all from the a la carte menu. And from the omakase, definitely the sushi platter (which were 10 pieces of sushi) and the soba noodles were so amazing! The sushi rice here were so delicious! This is how you can tell a authentic sushi restaurant vs not. Overall, definitely recommend and absolutely order a la carte to get a full tasting of the dishes.

    Great value for food here!…read more We were able to get a last minute reservation and this place did not disappoint! We both got one of the course sets and it left us full, the price was definitely worth it for quality sushi with different variety of fish and dishes. Would love to come back and try other courses as well! They also have a counter with omakase it seems.

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    Kushi Kushi Yaki

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    4.3(245 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Koreatown, Midtown West
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    Apparently There's No Such Thing as Too Hot for Ramen!…read more I was working from my Midtown office, which is ALWAYS freezing , so despite it being a hot day in NYC, ramen sounded like the perfect lunch. Instead of taking the easy route and ordering delivery, I decided to walk over to Kushi Kushi Yaki to get some fresh air -- and, more importantly, escape the Arctic tundra that is my office. The restaurant is small but really nicely decorated and felt warm and inviting. As soon as I walked in, the waitress/hostess greeted me and offered me a seat. I let her know I was ordering to-go, and she immediately handed me a menu so I could make my selection. I quickly landed on the Tantan Ramen -- chicken broth, seasoned ground chicken, soft-boiled egg, hot oil, bok choy, scallions, and chili paste. And OMG, it was SO good! Flavorful, comforting, with just the right amount of heat. Exactly what I needed! The price was also a pleasant surprise! The ramen was listed at $18 on the regular menu, but it was only $15 as part of the lunch special. For a filling and delicious lunch in Midtown Manhattan, I thought that was a pretty good deal. I was also really impressed with how thoughtfully they packed the ramen for takeout. The broth came in a larger container, while all of the ingredients were packed separately in a smaller container that fit perfectly inside. No soggy noodles or ingredients sitting in broth during the walk back to the office! My only small critique is the shape of the broth container. It was pretty tall and narrow, which made everything a little difficult to stir once combined. A wider, more rounded container would make eating it much easier. Overall, delicious ramen, friendly and efficient service, great takeout packaging, AND a solid lunch deal. I'd absolutely go back -- even when my office isn't freezing me out!

    This place has a great vibe and was a nice spot to catch up with friends. The service was very…read moreattentive, and the overall atmosphere made for a fun, relaxed meal. The food was well executed, but the flavors didn't quite stand out for me. I had the Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen, which was pretty good with nicely cooked noodles, but the broth felt a little one-note. Since yakitori is their namesake, I also tried the 7-skewer combo along with the chicken skin and gizzard. The skin and gizzard were excellent, and the bacon-wrapped baby corn and cherry tomato from the combo were standouts. Everything was cooked well, but I wasn't a huge fan of the tare, which leaned pretty salty and lacked some balance. The lychee mango cocktail pouch was fun but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, a good spot for the atmosphere, service, and some standout skewers, but the food didn't quite wow me.

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