More like 3.5 stars. Nothing was bad, but nothing was outstanding either. Overall just kinda fell short of expectations. The best dish was probably the Chawanmushi, which I actually enjoyed more than TOWA's. The Dragon Ball sounded really delicious but was rather bland. The short rib skewer and grilled corn were decent. I definitely expected more from the eggplant (Nasu Dengaku) and mushroom (Kinoko) dishes as they usually turn out to be very good, but these were just okay. The Salmon Bruschetta Roll looked very interesting on the menu, but turned out to be more or less a glorified "Philidelphia Roll." I appreciated that the panna cotta (Kuro Goma) was black sesame flavored. Service was quick and attentive, and food came out pretty fast. read more

I want to try this place for dinner because it looks like the reviews are mostly about dinner. Everything we had was good but nothing amazing. This review is actually before Covid but I just noticed it in my draft read more

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unassuming corner restaurant - clean simple design over 2 floors. has bar seating. better for 2-4 people. reservations are a must during rush if over 2 people. food came out fast, service was excellent. Small dish Japanese. the dishes were OUSTANDING with great flavor profiles. favorites: - Eel bowl: perfectly cooked, tons of Eel - Kara Age: lightly fried, perfectly seasoned fried chicken - Salmon Tataki: my favorite dish. subtle flavoring with the avocado sauce elevating the entire dish - salmon ikura don: my second favorite dish - kinoko: the balsamic vinegar added laying to this dish. - beef tongue curry - alcoholic drinks: CHEAP, delicious Good: - meatball skewers: good but no up to dishes above - scallop uni carpaccio: small powerful flavorful bite. The others in the group loved this dish. I liked it but not a huge uni fan. - wagyu diced steak: perfectly cooked and seasoned but didnt stand out. if you like steak I wouldnt hesitate to order this Eh: - Cod roe cream udon: not my cup of tea cannot recommend highly enough. cant wait to go back. read more

Absolute perfection. Everything from the drinks to the food, it was an incredible. The pictures do more justice than me gushing about the food, but the whole meal was prepared perfectly. Everything was timely, the ordering system was easy, the ability to be able to ring a server to the table was great, and the service was stellar. The udon was outrageously good, and it was one of the big highlights. The salmon appetizer was another extremely bright spot! Excellent sushi grade salmon that melted in the mouth! The pork belly was also delicious! Would definitely go back, but would again get a reservation. This place gets super packed and is a hot date spot, but definitely worth the wait. read more

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yummy place for a good price (for nyc). my only downside for this is that the portions were disappointing. i was definitely not full - just satisfied. otherwise, everything tasted great. my favorite was actually the roll. it had all of the right flavors. next time, i would want to try their happy hour deals! read more

nonono - cod roe cream udon (right); asari buttered (left) - Izakaya Near Me - New York, New York

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This place is always packed. I recommend making a reservation online before going. Even with the reservation, we had to wait a bit. The 2 must get items imo is the Nori Tofu and Meatball skewer. The Nori Tofu was super refreshing and everything balance each other out. The meatball was juicy in the middle and to die for! All the other skewers were good too! read more

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Very cute double floored Japanese restaurant off to the side of ktown! We ordered: Yaki corn ($8) Salmon tataki ($13) Soba meshi ($13) Cod roe cream udon ($13) The salmon tataki was my fav dish of the night! The yuzu and soy sauce just worked so well together with the salmon. Super refreshing but I wished it had a little more avocado like the menu pic. 10/10 !!! Yaki corn was pretty good but the price felt unjustified. Since it was like half a cob of corn with cheese for $8! Taste wise 8/10! The soba meshi was ... interesting. It was my first time having rice mixed with noodles. It tasted like yaki soba. Kinda mid, not my favorite 6/10 Cod roe cream udon was really creamy and I love the udon texture! It doesn't taste fishy at all because the cod roe flavor is pretty subtle. I do think it's a little heavy after a few bites though 7/10 Overall, I love that the menu has pictures and there's a lot of variety! They do offer more smaller dishes than entrees so it's great if you love to try a lot of things! The service was ok but nothing to write home about. Would still come back to try more! read more

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Really loved the decorations and environment, especially on the second floor. They had physical menus, which adds a lot to the experience because there are photos of every dish. The seating felt casual enough for a girls night or dinner date. It's also the perfect restaurant to try a lot of different dishes instead of just an individual entree for everyone. We had a 20-30 minute wait for 2 people on a Saturday evening. Salmon tataki was my favorite. The ponzu sauce and wasabi added so much flavor and the texture was perfect on the seared salmon. It was also a good amount of fish for the price point. It's a solid option for people who don't want to eat completely raw fish like sushi or sashimi but still don't want a well-done salmon. Kani fried rice was decent but a bit bland. It could've used some more spice but it was a good filling side dish with all the protein we had. Maybe we'll try a noodle dish next time. My favorite skewer we tried was the chicken meatball. It was very tender and flavorful, at least more than the chicken thigh skewers. The chicken karaage was a bit bland and I wish it would have come with Japanese mayo or pickled veggies. read more

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Made a reservation for a dinner for 5 on Saturday night (~ about a week in advance). The ambiance of the restaurant is really nice and there are certain seats where you can watch the chefs cook the yakitori. We ordered a selection of yakitori and other dishes. A couple people in our party got drinks and they really enjoyed them. The Rose cocktail seemed to be a favorite. They forgot one of the skewers we ordered, which was a little inconvenient but we got it in the end so it was fine! I personally got three skewers (chicken wing, shishito, and short rib with onion. The chicken wing was tender and the shishito peppers were sweet. The short rib was good but my least favorite of the three. We split the 5 piece kaarage and the kani fried rice. Each piece of kaarage was huge since it was basically a drumstick, which made the price tag of $4 for each piece worth it. Though, I would've loved to see a dipping sauce like spicy mayo on the side. The chicken was tender on the inside and the batter was crispy. The kani fried rice was alright, it wasn't my favorite though. There wasn't a super strong crab taste, and tasted a bit more like shrimp in my opinion. The aesthetics of this restaurant are really nice. The menu is beautiful and they have these really gorgeous ceramic plates too. I'd love to come back and try their lunch set. read more

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If this place has been our your list for awhile, I definitely say come through. You'll have to plan ahead and make a reservation though because this place is packed from opening to close. My friends and I were sat on the second floor in this nook area, but I thought it was the best seating in house because it's tucked away so it's quiet enough to feel like a private room! The music the day we ate also happened to be throwback 2000s R&B and we really liked this as the ambiance. Most of the food and drink options were really flavorful. I'm going to list out everything we got and star what I thought was worth it. I would encourage you to get more small dishes and share with the table over getting your own food item. This place is perfect for a table for 4. I think it was hard to get our waiter because we were in the nook area, but all the waitstaff were really nice! Drinks -- overall, all the cocktails were fantastic. They weren't too sweet and all were well balanced in flavor. I'm not a huge cocktail/alcohol person, so I really like these milder cocktails that aren't too spirit forward. I would recommend all the ones we ordered - Bonsai (seasonal) - Kyuri - Wakaba - Kessho Yakitori - all were great! This is a great Yakitori place. - Thigh yakitori ** - yuzukosho nori ** - short rib with onion ** - heart ** - gizzard - mala kara pork Other food items - Zuke maguro ** - Yaki corn ** - Shio paitan - nonono roll - soba Messi ** -suishingen ** - matcha tiramisu All in all, there wasn't anything I didn't like. Everything we ordered was good, but there were definitely standouts that were soooo memorable. read more

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I came to nonono mid COVID and was craving some tapas, so this was the perfect spot. (This is also a late review, oops!) We were seated outside since the inside seating was closed. It was a nice day out, so that wasn't an issue. We were seated behind the guard rails though, so to get in and out of the seating area was a bit odd. We ordered the Chicken Wings Stuffed Pork, Cream Curry Udon, and the Oyako Roll. The Chicken Wings Stuffed Pork - This was something we could've done without. It was a bit heavy, and tasted exactly like what it sounds. It was just okay, but if you're craving meat, then order this. I don't think it's on their menu anymore though. Coed Roe Cream Udon - This was tasty! We couldn't finish it, but the portion size was bigger than we had anticipated. The presentation was what we had expected, and it wasn't just overpowered with noodles like many other places. I'd order this again! Oyako Roll - This was our favorite! I love when sushi is torched, so that's what hit the spot. It was fresh and flavorful, just what I wanted. I'd definitely come back to this spot for tapas and would love to try some of their other dishes. read more

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Came for brunch and was pretty happy! Easy to make a res for a big group, and they were really flexible with the time, as a lot of people were running late. Got the Kara buta don and the chicken thigh skewer (not pictured). The chicken skewer was really juicy and tender! The karabuta don was good, but the pork belly was a little too crispy for my liking. Would definitely come back and try other things! read more

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I really enjoyed the food here! I got the udon which is not what they're famous for but it was really good. They were generous with the toppings which I appreciated. I also got the eggplant skewer and it was good. The price wasn't bad either. Would come back again to get other items. read more

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I enjoyed my food at nonono but the surrounding elements of my experience were mediocre. The upstairs seating seems unfinished and industrial. Felt like a second class experience compared to downstairs. Our dishes also were brought out rapid fire and they were trying to hurry us out to close for the night. I liked all of the food itself and may be back to try the ramen and some of the things I didn't get to try. read more

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Easily made a dinner reservation for two on a weeknight. There are two floors. Servers were nice. There are a lot of choices on the menu and the food came out in a timely manner. I tried the chicken oyster, gizzard, chicken thigh, tamago bacon, cod roe udon, oden, ika meshi, Kessho, and Sakura. Everything was tasty. The food was the right amount for two people. The cocktails are not that strong and easy to drink. It can get busy but we weren't rushed at all. read more

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Nonono is now two stories! The wait can be a little long but luckily they have a waiting parklet. Their specialty is in chicken however the have other items. I highly recommend the chicken meatball. It's super flavorful and tender! The chicken breast and scallion was slightly bland however the quality is great - the chicken isn't dry. The shoyu chitan ramen was also very flavorful. Also I highly recommend the shiso drink. Honestly, that was the highlight of my meal - it was slightly sweet and super refreshing. PS: the restrooms are a oddly labelled and people in line were confused if they were unisex or not! read more

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nonono - Nowhere. Not anywhere. Now. Here. Love the name as much as I love the food and aesthetic of this yakitori restaurant. I came for lunch and it seems their lunch menu is much more limited than their dinner menu; nonetheless, their assortment of yakitori during lunch is delicious! I recommend getting the Mala Kara Pork and the Chicken Meatball! Their suishingen (rain drop pudding) was also very unique! read more

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What's the most edible shape? Circle? Triangle? Nonono, it's chicken. Love that they break down and use just about every bit of America's favorite bird. The chicken ramen is surprisingly good - still just as rich and flavorful as a usual tonkotsu. The yakitori is worth a try, wish we'd dared to sample the gizzards or heart or oyster... next time. That yakitori That edible primitive Meat meet stick me eat read more

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TLDR: nonono or yesyesyes? great outdoor seating, delicious, rich ramen, tasty skewers and good portion sizes. Just come and enjoy. Came here with a small group of friends for the lunch experience set which comes with a ramen of choice, the yakitori set, and a soft drink all for under 30 dollars. The ramen broth was thick, rich, and savory and noods we're all dents. The meats were so tender, juicy and flavorful and the garlic chips and onion on top help cut through the rich broth. I honestly would go back just for the ramen. The yakitori set included chicken breast with scallion, beef short rib with onion, and a meatball. Each of these were cooked well. I come here often just for the yakitori don. Got the ume sparkling water for my soft drink (they were out of yuzu). It was super light. We sat outside, and unlike many other outdoor seating establishments, each group had their own enclosed space so we felt very safe. Staff wore masks and cleaned often. Great place! read more

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Tapas+japanese=my fave combo. The vibe is casual and laid back. I enjoyed all the small bites and didn't feel too stuffed afterwards. The drinks were nice too. read more

Nonono What a unique name for a restaurant for Japanese tapas, small eats can try a bit of everything. We reserved a party of three and was seated at the reserved time. We were given the menu to check off what we wanted. What we ordered Salmon tataki, ($12) we got this fully cooked as one of us can't eat raw. It was flavorful but I'm pretty sure if I had it the way it was presented it would have been better Uni Tofu, ($13) very such distinct taste must try! Anything uni is good. Cream curry udon ($13) this is a go get on the menu. I wanted more after I was done. Variety of skewers, chicken karage, the best was the short ribs when it came out, melt in your mouth type of feel. Kuro Goma $7 a black sesame dessert cant go wrong with dessert. Overall service was quick but they did forget one item and we mention it and they bought it out later on. read more

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This is a review of outdoor dining during COVID. With indoor dining currently closed, I was looking for a place with heated outdoor dining. nonono currently offers private heated outdoor booths, which is essential given the current weather. I felt safe in the booth and the heater worked well to fight the cold. My friend and I tried a variety of dishes including the salmon tataki, a variety of yakitori, the shoyu chintan ramen, and the oyako roll. Everything was very reasonably priced. The salmon tataki and sushi were both very fresh. The yakitori was okay, nothing special compared to other places I've been to in the city. My favorite was probably the chicken meatball. The ramen was a bit salty but comforting in the winter weather. They have a daily happy hour special until 7PM including $4 sake (both hot and cold) and $9 highballs. Not too shabby! read more

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Place built little huts with its warm little heater which was a cute surprise. We came today for our 5:15 reservation, waiter was quiet but very attentive and polite. They served us with meal kits which were covered utensils and hand wipes. We decided to share amongst us two and we also ordered a variety of dishes all over the menu. A lot of the specials were crossed out as I'm sure they were affected by covid. It was a shame the whole two floor space cannot be used with the indoor dining. But overall the quality of food and service were a solid 8/10. Happy hour specials are from 4-7 pm so we indulged in two rounds of hot sake for $4 (ridiculously cheap). Would def come again. read more

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Woah... this ramen almost beat my favorite place. One thing I loved the most about this Shoyu Chintan Ramen is the quantity. It was perfect, I finished it and no feeling of lethargic in sight. Flavor: Light savory broth, green onions added a subtle onion-ish flavor. I should've added a boiled egg but I wanted to respect the chef's plate. I opted out of the pork and went for just the chicken chatsu which was a presented in a form I've never experienced. 10/10 for me, it was firm, right amount of spices and practically melted in my mouth. Dry January is kicking my butt because I stuck with water but the Basil cocktail which I saw at the table next to me looked fantastic! I hear it's their top contester. The restaurants vibe is casual nice for a quick lunch if you have up to 1 hour to spare with a friend or solo. I have to return to experience their dinner menu. read more

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more like 3.5 Ramen tasted just ok in such a competitive NYC environment. I arrived early, they let me sit down right away, which is why I marked the points up. read more

Small menu, but the food is very well done. Tried the tori tantan (chicken broth), and the karubi don rice bowl. The tori tantan was creamy and flavorful (though I always feel that the broth is a bit too thick/salty for me at these places to actually drink/consume). The karubi don rice bowl came with three skewers of short rib which was delicious. Service was pretty terrible (we still tipped well though). Our waitress really never came by, had an attitude for no reason (had blondish shorter hair), which was a little strange; it took 20 minutes for us to get a refilled water jug for example. This was the only detracting thing, but I overall enjoyed my meal. read more

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good service good menu options the first place NO NO NO the meguro amazing 4.5/5 loved it the yakitori was p abv abg 3.8/5 pork with soy sauce 3.5/5 steak with onion 4/5 basil drink 4.5/5 taretare 5/5 loved this so fun wish it had more chips read more

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Overall: I take friends who visit nyc here as it is fairly easy to get a reservation day of, not as touristy/overhyped, a unique twist on Japanese food, and overall, a fun experience to share a bunch of different plates; skewers are pricey so recommend get other menu items which are not as pricey to share; my group of 4 paid ~$25 each when we shared a bunch of plates. Yaki corn: 4/5; very delicious! You are paying ~$2 for a small piece if corn, but was cooked well and flavorful Nanchatte Steak: 5/5; meat was tender and the signature onion sauce paired well; get this instead of meat skewers to get more meat for your $ Ika meshi/ stuffed squid: 4.5/5: I've never had anything like this at a Japanese place; I really like Chinese style sticky rice and the stuffed rice in the squid reminded me of that; presentation was also really pretty and very easy to share; portions are on the smaller side and don't count on this to fill you up if sharing Dragon Ball: 3/5: this was so-so; and didn't feel super special; only gave us 3 quail eggs The tofu was crumbling and hard to eat with the meat with chopsticks Cod roe cream udon: 5/5: this is my favorite thing here; portions are generous, dish packed with pork and vegetables, texture is creamy and flavorful. I also LOVE the shredded shiso leaf topping. Our group of 4 got 2 plates of this and it helped fill us up since our other dishes were on the smaller size Kuro Goma: 5/5: I love black sesame and I love panna cotta so yeah this is my fave dessert here; black sesame flavor is rich and really comes through read more

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3.5 to 4 stars. I'm back and forth. First off I had a large party of 12 it was a hot night. We were put in this sweat box to dine in with no AC. I figured the restaurant was too small to accommodate us but I didn't go inside. My friends and I ordered a bunch of different japanese tapas style foods. What we liked: the various meat skewers (were a bit pricey for some of them), the soba noodles + egg dish, the black sesame panna Cotta, the steak dish (omg the best!), Trip of mushrooms, the stuffed mushrooms were interesting What we didn't like: the salmon bruschetta roll? I didn't try it but my friends didn't like the cream cheese in the roll. The one dessert that had soy dusting that nearly killed my friends fiance (she inhaled it and wouldn't stop coughing). It was so hot too and the service was very slow. Decent food but some items need more attention then others. read more

nonono - Izakaya Near Me - New York, New York

One of the best izakaya places in NYC. I love the large variety of items for skewers, shared dishes, noodle options, desserts, and drinks. Cocktail: 1) Wakaba - this is a Japanese gin and tonic. It's smooth but it hit me hard since I'm not a drinker at all. I liked it a lot. Pate - This is a great Yakitori: 1) Breast with scallion - this was a little on the dry side but still good. 2) thigh - can't go wrong with thigh 3) meatball - one of my favorites. I always order this 4) skin - crunchy deliciousness 5) chicken oyster - this is a MUST get but it's usually not ready for lunch. Get it for dinner. Unique: 1) Lime Cilantro - this is the chicken thigh and it's delicious with the lime 2) Yuzukosho Nori - this was pleasantly good 3) Geki Kara wings - Hint of spicy and crispy Dishes: 1) Hamachi - this is great for sharing. I love the citric ponzu sauce with the raw fish. 2) Tori Liver Pate - This is so good as an appetizer. I love this 3) Scallop uni Carpaccio - This is very, very small but the flavors are immaculate. Each bite keeps you wanting more. I highly recommend this dish. Agemono/Nimono/Mushimono/Yakimono 1) Nanchatte Steak - This was insanely delicious. I usually do not like steak but this was so good I ordered it every time I came here, 2) Grilled Salmon Belly - This is very good to share with friends. The lemon enhances it Noodles: 1) Cod Rod Cream Udon - This is such a comforting dish. I love this hot dish. It contains a lot of veggies and the cream isn't overwhelming. Oyako Roll - Great flavor and good for sharing. Dessert: 1) Kuro Goma - This is real black sesame. It's so fragrant. read more

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The food here was quite delicious, and I really enjoyed the Creamy Cod Roe Udon. Definitely worth visiting, but it was quite pricey for the yakitori. The Grilled Salmon Belly was beautifully tender and flavored, and it was a great appetizer. The Shio Paitan was not too flavorful in comparison to the other dishes, but it was good nevertheless. I really liked all of the yakitori (short ribs, thigh, and cartilage), as the charcoal flavor really came through. Every single thing was just SO GOOD, I would definitely come back to try other dishes too. The outdoor dining setup was also super cute, with the fairy lights and heated lamps. Very very grateful they separated each table, and the heating lamps made a HUGE difference. 100% recommend. read more

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Oh man I love this place. I've been here twice and have tried a good chunk of the menu and everything was good. Always a hearty and pleasant meal. The dishes that stood out were: scallop uni carpaccio, kinoko x3 (assorted mushrooms), Chawanmushi (Japanese steamed egg custard), nori tofu, Cod Roe Cream Udon, and pork tongue. read more

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I loved everything about this place! I came here with a group of 4 right when they were opening for dinner. We didn't have a reservation but they were kind enough to still offer us a table! They have two floors, and overall the spot felt very cozy! Right away we started off with drinks. I got the Basil which was amazing. Then, we got an assortment from the yakitori menu. I tried the chicken thigh and gizzard, both delicious. I am very particular when it comes to sushi but I decided to order two rolls from here and I was not disappointed! I got the rainbow roll which was a 10/10 and I also tried their salmon avocado. I definitely see myself coming back here again! read more

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Could be Michelin! But thankfully not as pricey, the bill was more than reasonable for the gourmet cuisine experience. . This -lace is special. Incredible creativity in a "sushi bar". Ambiance is super hip. Really great service! Brought ny then 13 year old and he loved all that we ordered from the hearts to the inexplicable space age looking dessert. It was a memorable and special experience. Highly recommend for date night or really all occasions. Book your table ahead of time! read more

My friends and I were craving noodles/soup after a long day of walking around in museums, and we thought of the ramen at nonono! We arrived in the evening around 7pm, and were able to get seated at the bar area immediately. We actually liked our seats a lot since it was right next to the kitchen so we could watch them grilling the yakitori through the glass. The service was really great as well, and we got our food quickly. We tried a variety of their yakitori, tori tantan ramen, and shio Paitan ramen. I also got a drink for myself - the kyuri. We loved it all! It was just what we needed at the end of our day. Everything was flavored so well and we ate every last bite. I saw some reviews say that the meat on their skewers were a bit dry, but that wasn't the case for us at all. This is a great place to come to hang out and enjoy some great food and unique, refreshing drinks! read more

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Great spot in the city for yakitori! They just opened their indoor dining and they are closely adhering to all social distancing and safety measures. We really enjoyed the array of skewers. Our favorites were the chicken oyster, tamago bacon, yuzukosho nori, kinoko cream, and the beef short rib! The yakitori don was a good mix of skewers with a side of rice and miso soup. We also really liked the flavoring of the creamy udon, which was very filling. Service was good, and the price wasn't bad either. Would definitely check this place out! read more

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Yea this is very popular and quite crowded but I wasn't as impressed as others here make it out to be. Had numerous yakitori, some were drier than anticipated and rather average. Drinks were nice, the nonono sushi roll was also pretty good. Had a handful of other things but nothing that makes this yakitori place stand out from others. read more

nonono - Nonono roll Salmon Bruschetta Roll - Izakaya Near Me - New York, New York

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Wish I could give this place 4.5! Nonono has a very chic and trendy vibe, with the casual seating arrangements and the impeccable design (the plates are cool too!) I got the shio paitan set with the skewers, and wow was it a banger. The skewers were well cooked, and even the basics chicken breast skewer wasn't dry, which is awesome. I also tried the chawanmushi, which had phenomenal flavor and great texture as well. Definitely recommend adding this to your visit! The Shio paitan was a bit too onion-forward for my taste. The ramen broth itself was fairly light, given that it's a paitan ramen rather than tonkotsu, but the sheer amount of onions added a rather unpleasant sting to the broth and ramen that made it harder to eat. The noodles were nice and bouncy, but the chicken chashu wasn't memorable. Overall, I would highly recommend the chawanmushi and the yakitori. They do a great job with these. If you're a bigger fan of onions (I'm not), then the Shio paitan might be a great choice for you! read more

nonono - Shio Paitan - Izakaya Near Me - New York, New York

Frankly, I was disappointed. The food was constantly mediocre, ranging from 7 to 7.5 out of 10 at best. Every single bite was good but left me unsatisfied and wanting more, but that there was not a single dish that I would rate 8/10. The best thing we had last night was the bottle of Domaine Chaveau, and that costs $60! The bill came up to $169+tip, split between my friend and I. It was not worth the money spent. Service was ok, we came during a busy dinner hour and we were seated upstairs so it was understandable. read more

Nonono is exactly my sentiment when it comes to this restaurant. I know-- harsh. But it's not like you're coming here for the food. The interior decorating is gorgeous; a refined modern aesthetic. It's a restaurant to sit in with your 3 closest friends and try to live out a Sex and the City fantasy (are people still doing that?). I've been here a total of three times and I honestly can't remember anything, except that every ramen broth has seafood in it. Which isn't a problem for me but a girl I brought here is allergic to shellfish. Don't worry, nothing happened but just a caution. Outside of that, the yakitori uses nice lesser known cuts but that practice is becoming standard. read more

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