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    4.5 (78 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndJapanese
    Closed 5:30 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Vanessa T.

    Waited three years to come here and was SUPER excited when we got the reservation! My partner has known about this place for the longest and we finally decided to come in to celebrate his birthday this year! The hospitality on its own was just some of the best. From the hostess, sommelier, servers and CHEF HIMSELF were so kind and sociable. I genuinely wanted to give them all a hug. As for the food there wasn't a part of the chicken i doubt to taste like I wasn't going to enjoy it. I enjoyed EVERY SINGLE COURSE! Even the Al La Carte portion my boyfriend decided on the neck, gizzard skin, feet and kidney! All very different yet super duper delicious! After that everything i have more of an appreciation for truffle as well. That last course was so outstanding!!! The dining room is super stunning and clear. The table surrounding the chef was the perfect ambiance. I wouldn't have left if i needed to. Already dreaming and planning our next visit for the new season! Thank you wonderful Kono Team!

    Nguyen T.

    Kono in NYC is an intimate 14-seat yakitori omakase experience led by chef Atsushi "ATS" Kono, offering a masterfully curated 16-course menu that showcases every part of the chicken with precision and flair. From tender thigh skewers to perfectly charred tsukune and adventurous cuts like gizzard and tail, each bite is grilled over binchotan charcoal and deeply satisfying. Also please please add the additional chicken heart and other parts! extremely worth it. The ambiance is sleek and understated, ideal for focused dining, though a bit dim for social groups. Service is attentive and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. It's a must-visit for yakitori purists and culinary explorers alike!!!

    Stephanie W.

    Amazing intimate omakase yakitori meal. Great for celebrations! You get to sit in a long table in front of the chef and the whole meal course takes about 2.5 hours! Everything was amazing and depending on what they have they have some seasonal stuff so menu changes sometimes! Service was top notch here and you get the option to enhance some of the courses with truffle but that's extra.

    Kyle A.

    Kono was top tier yakitori and basically as close to a fine dining yakitori experience as you can get comparing to my other favorite Torien, which aims more traditional Japanese experience. The restaurant is set in a elegant, unassuming room with the focus being entirely on the counter and kitchen which you can only really see from the sides. The staff warmly greeted everyone and were very efficient. They knew every detail of each dish and drink options. The yakitori itself was superb. I found them to be an excellent balance of char, juice, tenderness, and flavor (missed some pictures). The appetizers included a slider with egg that was the perfect stimulant. Afterwards got to talk to chef Kono a bit. Overall fantastic yakitori. In NYC you can't go wrong with any of the top places, comes down to more personal taste.

    Wenn S.

    Gorgeous plates and absolutely delicious morsels of food . Dining at kono is part restaurant part theatre and you have front row seats! I love this spot and give it top marks but my family will likely drop a star or two and let me explain why. At kono you are served basically all parts of the chicken and for some folks they may not be so comfortable crunching on cartilage or some funky chicken organs. So .. if you aren't super adventurous and don't love all parts of the humble chicken then this place is not for you . Also it's not a crazy filling place . Be prepared to order a few rounds of beer to wash down the smoky skewers. Bonus for me was the wonderful hip hop soundtrack. Did have rude words but hey you are in nyc .. you are in Chinatown and you are watching chefs play in fire. If it's not your cup of tea head to Le Bernadin or gramercy Tavern !

    Valerie N.

    It's impossible not to love this place. I've dined here multiple times and every time it's been a phenomenal experience. The staff is all very friendly and attentive. The chefs are fun and clearly passionate. It's amazing to watch them preparing the food so skillfully over the charcoal grill. Every dish is thoughtful and good. I especially love the tsukune, but there's so many great moments that I can't recall what was what anymore. Also love their dessert every time! They offer supplementary skewers as well which are worth it! I love their story and goal of using every part of the chicken so that nothing goes to waste. Classic cuts of meat, the organs, cartilage, tail, skin, and everything in between. They have great drink options too-both alcoholic and non alcoholic. It's beautiful inside. Most of the seating is at the chef counter and they have 1 table for larger groups. Expect the tasting menu to last 2.5-3 hours. Already salivating for my next return visit!

    Jane K.

    Astounding tasting menu curated by Chef Kono. Overall a wonderful experience, very visceral with superb service. A highly elevated skewer expedition! Had no idea what to expect but left pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is intimate and makes a very cute date experience. Get the added gizzard and caviar. You won't regret it.

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    My wife and I went to Kono for our anniversary. Upon arrival, Chef Atsushi Kono welcomed us and showed us his masterful grilling skills. The food was incredible, and everything had a delicious binchotan charcoal flavor. The service from manager Luis and his team was impeccable. Luis was even kind enough to give us a great souvenir: a video of the chef in action. We loved it! We had an amazing experience at Kono and highly recommend it.

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    Gustavo S.

    A Smokin' Hot Yakitori Experience--Literally. If you're looking for an intimate, immersive yakitori experience in NYC, Kono is certainly one to consider--just make sure you pack some eye drops, prepare to smell like a bonfire, and have a solid appreciation for whisky (or, at the very least, a tolerance for limited drink menus). Nestled inside a food hall with all the discretion of a speakeasy that doesn't want to be found, Kono is a bit of a scavenger hunt. There's barely any signage, and once you do manage to locate the place, you can't just waltz in like a regular customer--no, no. You must wait outside until the host decides to let you in, which is odd considering you already have a reservation--standing at the door like you're trying to charm your way past a club bouncer feels unnecessarily awkward. Once inside, you're seated around a U-shaped chef's counter with about 16 other diners, plus a few extra seats in the back for those who prefer a different seating arrangement or didn't opt for the chef's counter. The setup is sleek, and the chef--who is cooking right in the middle of it all--is engaging and personable, which adds a warm touch. You're here for the pre-fixe yakitori menu, which is essentially a reverent exploration of every possible part of a chicken, punctuated by the occasional vegetable dish, presumably to remind us that greenery exists. Now, let's talk about the food. The yakitori? Fantastic. Perfectly grilled, flavorful, and thoughtfully composed. The star of the show for me? The chicken thigh in BBQ sauce--juicy, smoky, and packed with umami. They also offer some Japanese spice mixes that enhance the flavors even more, and trust me, you'll want to sprinkle them generously over pretty much everything. But, and this is a big but, the ventilation situation is a disaster. Look, I love the smell of grilled meat as much as the next carnivore, but when your eyes are watering, your clothes absorb enough smoke to make you a human incense stick, and the heat from the grill feels like you've been seated at the mouth of an active volcano, it's a problem. If you're at one of the seats closest to the action--like I was--be prepared to feel like you're cooking along with the chicken. A better exhaust system would work wonders here. And then there's the drink menu--or should I say, whisky menu. While I respect a strong theme, a bit more variety wouldn't hurt. The wine selection is there, but expanding the non-whisky options would go a long way in making the experience more balanced. One thing I did appreciate is that at the end of the meal, they offer add-ons if you're still hungry or want to try something extra. It's a nice touch, adding a little flexibility to the otherwise structured tasting menu. However, for all its merits, the price point feels a bit high for what it is. The hurdles of entry, the ventilation issues, and the limited drink options would be understandable at a yakitori joint tucked away in the streets of Tokyo, where authenticity is part of the charm. But for a place that clearly wants to be portrayed as fine dining, these oversights feel out of place. Final verdict? The food is great--borderline exceptional--but the service and setup need serious refinement. Between the awkward entry process, the smoky air assault, and the limited drinks, there's room for improvement. But if you can brave the heat, navigate the entry hurdles, and don't mind leaving with a smokier scent than a backyard barbecue, Kono is definitely worth trying because great yakitori deserves recognition, even if it comes with a side of secondhand smoke and mild dehydration.

    Ana D.

    This is a very cool place. The secret music room is awesome. The drinks were super tasty. The food itself was interesting. If you don't have a very adventurous palette, this may not be for you. The menu consisted of various different parts of the chicken cooked in many different ways. It's a very cool concept but, be prepared to eat parts of the chicken that you've never heard of. The "oyster" was surprisingly good. And they did have the option to purchase beef - which we did and no regrets! It was delicious. Service was superb. We were here for someone's birthday and they gave the birthday girl extra dessert. Unsure if I would come back but I recommend it.

    Jamie L.

    I came here on a date, and the experience was quite unique. The chef uses every part of the chicken to create an innovative take on yakitori. While it is on the pricier side at $175 per person, the quality of the food made it worthwhile. The yakitori was exceptional, and watching the chef prepare each dish right in front of you added a personal touch to the meal. The space is intimate, with only counter seating, and they offer luxurious add-ons like caviar and truffle, paired with an excellent selection of wines.

    Tabitha P.

    Next level/elevated Yakitori -- there wasn't a single thing I ate that I didn't like. The servers were great and recommended which seasoning to use for each piece (some didn't need any at all). I enjoyed the intimate atmosphere and I like that it's not overly fancy, which made it more comfortable. I would definitely recommend and come back.

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    Heidi M.

    This was my first omakase-style yakitori experience and it was incredible. Yes, a bit on the pricey side but it's well worth the experience, quality of food and a great place to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, etc. From the apps to the skewers to the dessert - everything was amazing. Standout courses for me were the chicken oyster as well as the burger/slider. The way the chef incorporates the different parts of the chicken for each skewer is super creative. The service was also top notch. Our server was enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and Chef Kono was personable - thanking and saying hi to each customer at the end of the meal. Highly highly recommend.

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    I think this is the best restaurant in New York. Owner puts his soul in the food and the space.

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    Amazing job! Best chicken in the universe. Inner thighs, chicken oysters, wings all done perfectly. Liver pâté sandwich was awesome!

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    Outstanding ! Among if not the most unique dining experience I have ever had . Place is amazing .

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    Staggeringly impressive development and celebration of flavor and texture. Lively, charming service. Chic, exciting surroundings.

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    A friend and I came in after work and we got exactly what we were looking for. This place is really…read moreno frills without sacrificing quality. We each ordered the Chicken Cutlet Curry (B Set) with Cabbage Salad and Miso Soup. This dish is so flavorful without feeling heavy and is large enough to take leftovers home. I would order this again! Took out a star because the place is small and the tables were a little sticky but we will definitely be back!

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