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    Okatte Tanto NY

    4.4 (64 reviews)
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    Vinegared mackerel w/ ponzu sauce
    Lila L.

    Called beforehand on a Friday night for two and seats were ready when we arrived at 8:30pm. Upon entering, it felt like I teleported to Japan. Many of the clientele are Japanese so we knew we were at an authentic place. We got: - Fried oysters: the batter was light and crispy and oysters piping hot - Vinegared Mackerel w/ Ponzu Sauce: fresh & tangy - Intestines Hotpot: comforting & light despite the fattiness of the intestines - Creamed Mentai Udon: they split it in 2 small bowls for us since we were sharing. Udon had a nice bouncy chew and sauce was not heavy We also got a bottle of sake, and they poured it in a beautiful sake decanter to keep it cold. First time seeing cold sake presented this way which was very cool. We tried Suntory draft beer since that was the only draft they had, which was odd since most Japanese places carry Asahi/Sapporo, definitely not as light as the other two beers I'm used to. Even though I was stuffed by the end, I didn't feel lethargic, everything felt light without compromising flavor. Service was attentive although our udon came at the very end, we thought they had forgot about it.

    Michael Y.

    There are a few restaurants in NYC that make you feel like you are stepping into a Japan portal, and Okatte Tanto is no doubt one of those. As you step into the restaurant, you immediately feel a sense of formality and strictness. It's also very quiet in the restaurant, and friendly to solo diners, adding on more to the Japan-esque feel. The food is high quality here, but the portions are small, and it is pricey. I would budget to spend around $100 a person here after tip and tax, if you ignore the prices on the menu and try a variety of things. The tuna from the bone is the most famous dish here, but I was not able to get it as they sell out very fast. But I tried the sashimi and it was high quality -- just that it was not enough food for me. But that makes it more in line with portions back in Japan. They have an extensive sake list and they also have the casual cocktail options like lemon drops you would find in Tokyo. The atmosphere really transports you straight into Japan if that is something you are looking for. Expect to pay a premium for small-ish portions, but at the same time very well-made and authentic food.

    Sake decanter
    Sophia Y.

    Thank you yelp for this one! Open late though when we walked in they quickly told us Kitchen is closing in 30 minutes. Everything was delicious and beautifully presented. My daughter who is usually very picky even liked the simple Oden fishcake, said it was her favorite! The Oden egg was good too Pork katsu sando: perfectly seasoned with worcestershire sauce. We got the eel rice. was OK. I would've liked it a little crispier? pork curry udon, yummy. I even slurped up the curry because the flavor was that good They have this cool Sake decanter. I don't drink, but if I did, I totally would try this. ambiance: feel like you stepped into a secret place in Tokyo. Authentic, legit

    Jessy K.

    This was such a cool experience! We saw this place on TikTok and was enamored by the fact you can order this chunk of tuna bone and scrape off the meat. We called ahead the day of our reservation to make sure this was available and also asked if we could reserve a piece for ourselves. The service at the restaurant was really great and everyone was so accommodating and polite. The main area of the restaurant is a very very long sushi bar and it felt very cozy. The food was incredible - fresh, delicious, and unique. We ordered a miso scallion dish which was miso paste mixed with aromatics and it surprised me with how delicious and umami it was despite being a jammy mixture of sorts. I still think about that tuna and miso a month later!

    Tuna bone
    Lewis M.

    Hidden gem. The Japanese staff adds to the experience Pork Katsu Sando - this was fire 5/5 Grilled mackerel - it was deboned. 4/5 Hot pot miso broth with intestines 5/5 Omelet sukiyaki 3.5/5 Tuna bone 4.5/5 Chicken karage -3/5 Crème brûlée - very small but good. 4.5/5 Matcha dessert -4/5 I already recommended this place to people

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    Chanel N.

    One of my favorite New York City restaurants. Call to make a reservation or sometimes can walk in. Highlights include pork sandwich, the sashimi platter is amazing and love scraping tuna off the bone. All the fish is fresh and high quality. Never ordered a bad dish here. Decent selection of sake. Good for date night! Love this place!

    Rice in cold broth
    Clara S.

    Amazing izakaya in nyc with great sake choices and authentic Japanese food! We ordered quite a few dishes because the portion sizes were small. - Hot pot with intestines: 9/10 (great creamy broth and good intestines) - Fried oyster: 10/10 (sooo good. The oyster was crispy on the outside and soft in the inside.) - Rice in cold broth: 10/10 (this was my favorite dish. The sauce was perfectly salty and the sashimi was good.) - Salmon sashimi: 7/10 (decent but the portion size is small) - Daikon and beef oden: 10/10 (solid oden with good broth) Vibes were casual and service was good. I'll definitely be back when I'm craving good sake and Japanese food!

    Sabá L.

    Delicious sashimi. Highly recommend the red snapper. Ambiance is traditional japanese -- bar style or tables. Service is standoffish & snobby but professional & efficient. Excellent choice for Japanese in midtown east.

    Cin P.

    The food is authentic. I wouldn't say anything was wowing, but things were well prepared and classy. Service is good,.though it could be a bit more relaxed. Definitely make a reservation, as we walked in when they opened but they were definitely on us about leaving on time (even gave us a last call for food)

    Michelle K.

    Greetings from California! I was recommended here through Instagram and was not disappointed. My partner and I ordered the mentai udon and the blue fin tuna rib. Starting with the mentai udon, the sauce was so creamy and the noodles were perfectly chewy. The udon was a 10/10 and savored every bite. The bluefin tuna rib was an unique experience. I had never experienced such and it was delicious. It was fresh, had a rich ruby red color and easy to spoon off the bone. Even eating the raw fish itself didn't have too "fishy" aftertaste but the soy sauce addition provided a perfect saltiness. In regards to allergies, the employees were very accommodating and understood cross-contamination of ingredients. They provided sufficient warnings of shrimp cross contamination which was really considerate of them. Now reservations-wise, my partner and I were not particularly aware of such until we had read the reviews. Thank goodness we read the reviews as the website and yelp page were not super informative on whether it is walk-in or reservations-based. We called 1-2hrs ahead and were lucky to get a 45min slot.

    Curry pork udon and glass of sake.
    Luke S.

    Photograph does not do the good justice! I had the wasabi marinated octopus and curry pork udon bowl and they were spectacular. Also had a nice glass of sake. Highly highly recommend this restaurant. The octopus had an incredible flavor that brought the wasabi forward without it being overwhelming. The curry udon was deeply flavorful without being heavy on the stomach. The staff were so kind and the ambiance was cozy and chill. I'm thrilled I came here and cannot wait to come back!

    Chicken Gizzards
    Jeff Y.

    My wife and I showed up shortly after they opened at 5:00pm on a Saturday and showed up without a reservation. Fortunately they were able to accomodate us. We came after seeing this place on social media and wanted to try their Bluefin Tuna bone as it was one of their hyped up dishes. Again, we were fortunate we ended up being the second customer as they only had two tuna bones available for the whole night and the first customer had already ordered one of them! We started off with the Japanese pickled vegggies (small and not really worth it) and the chicken gizzards, which were tasty and tender! Surprisingly the bluefin tuna bone was only about $34 that night as they sell per market price. Plenty of meat on the bones and it was definitely worth the hype! Our favorite dish of the night was definitely the Katsu Sandwich. The pork was deep fried fresh in front of us and paired so well with the bread and sauce. Hands down the best katsu sandwich we've had in NYC and even better than a lot in Japan!

    Megana V.

    Came here after seeing the tuna bone on tiktok lol! It was definitely a fun experience and ended up being ~30 for the entire bone which was a decent deal for the amount of meat we scraped off! There was a good amount of meat on the bones and it was fun/satisfying to scrape it. We also liked the katsu sandos, soba noodles, and uni udon (in order of fav to least fav). Thought the grilled squid was below average/dry and the liver it came with was super fishy....overall a fun/nice place to try but prefer other Japanese or omakase spots.

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    Never recommend this restaurant for business. Only for who just want to enjoy Omakase experience quickly.

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    The food was very disappointing, and the service was poor. The staff were unfriendly and unprofessional.

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    Dainobu

    Dainobu

    3.8
    (236 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    Hidden gem tucked on 47th st. It's a small Japanese supermarket. Theres one small table right…read moreoutside if you decide to try your food here. Like most Japanese markets they have a fresh made food section. From sushi to rice bowls they have a lot of choices. There's a small microwave here as well for the "hot food". Drinks, frozen food, fresh cut meat, condiments, snacks and much more. I haven't tried it yet but I believe they serve fresh ramen in the back as well during the week. Staff that work here are very nice as well.

    This is a nice small Japanese convenience store. They sell a selection of onigiri and sushi in…read moretheir fridge section right when you walk in. The only thing I would be careful for is the ingredients bc if you have any sensitivities or allergies, then we may want to skip the "fresh" section, bc they do put preservatives to expand the shelf life, which is also why after 6pm, they do not have to discount their items as other Japanese grocers and convenience shops do. They do have a unique selection of flours, packaged soups, and chips. The prices were a bit higher though. Would we go back if we were in the area? Maybe... Pros: Clean Cute and unique selection of Japanese items Organized well Nice packaged rice, packaged tea, and chip section Cons: Expensive Fish freshness - maybe not Onigiri and sushi - rice preservatives = no go

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    Dainobu
    Korean Oronomin-C (Dong-A and not Otsuka) 1.89 USD instead of 3.79.

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    Korean Oronomin-C (Dong-A and not Otsuka) 1.89 USD instead of 3.79.
    Tensai

    Tensai

    4.3
    (59 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I had stopped by this little hole in the wall a handful of times before stopping in several months…read moreago during a cold winter day. The place was pretty quiet, and the staff was friendly. To drink, I had a Hot Organic Super Matcha Tea for 4.95. It was alright tea, and I wish teas were included in the price point, as otherwise, this place feels pretty traditional. In terms of food, I only ordered from the seasonal menu, so I'm not sure how the rest of the dishes are, but from what I had, I would go back for a light traditional meal. My appetizer was the Dashimaki Tamago/だし巻まき卵たま, or sweet savory omelet with daikon for $6.98. This came with three pieces along with a little dollop of grated radish. The pieces had a light sweetness to them along with a bit of savoriness. They were juicy and a bit bouncy while maintaining some softness. This was standard and good. My main dish was the $19.98 Beef Tan Tan Udon, or ground sirloin beef, spicy broth, baby bok choy, kikurage mushroom, scallions, and sesame seeds. While I have preferred udon from spots like Raku, the udon had a mild chew to it, and they were still good. The broth had a mix of sweetness and spiciness with a nice depth of flavor. The vegetables inside tasted fresh, and the meat added some richness. This was good as well. I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to go here, but the food was good. If you're in the area and looking for no frills Japanese dining in a more comfortable atmosphere at pretty decent Midtown East prices, I would recommend this place.

    I recently tried Tensai for dinner during the weekday and enjoyed a nice authentic Japanese udon…read more The restaurant is nestled in Midtown East NY and has several two-seater tables, but only one or two larger tables that can seat a party of 4. Very cozy restaurant and the staff were attentive and friendly. Luckily their service is very fast so my family and I didn't have to wait more than 10 minutes for a table in the back. I really enjoyed their niku udon. The broth was flavorful but not too salty. The menu offered a variety of options, all reasonably priced between $10-20, ensuring great value for the quality provided. I would come back to Tensai for some comforting Japanese udon noodles!

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    Spicy Cucumber $8.98 (Persian cucumber with chili oil, garlic chips and chili thread)

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    Spicy Cucumber $8.98 (Persian cucumber with chili oil, garlic chips and chili thread)
    Sakagura

    Sakagura

    4.2
    (1.9k reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    This is one of the best izakaya restaurants in Manhattan, and it keeps bringing me back time after…read moretime. The moment you walk in, you're instantly transported to Japan. The décor features light natural wood and bamboo, creating a warm, authentic atmosphere, with an impressive collection of sake lining the wall. The food is outstanding. We started with the seasonal soft-shell crab, which was incredibly fresh and fried to perfection. The daily sashimi special was exceptionally fresh, and the salad was light and refreshing. The must-order Wagyu beef, served on a hot stone, simply melted in our mouths and was unforgettable. Every dish was beautifully prepared, and I enjoyed every single bite. The impeccable service was the icing on the cake. The staff was attentive throughout our meal, making sure we had everything we needed without ever being intrusive. I absolutely loved the entire dining experience and can't wait to come back again!

    We had a really delicious dinner at Sakagura. Some of the real highlights were:…read more- the cucumber salad - the eggplant, which was absolutely to die for - the black cod The Otoro sashimi was also really good. Definitely melt-in-your-mouth quality. The hot udon soup was fine but nothing too special. The hamachi was very good but be aware that it is the hamachi shoulder on the bone, not hamachi sashimi. I tried a sake that is made from red rice, which was really delicious, and my wife had a sauvignon blanc, which was also really good. This is a fun place to try a bunch of Japanese small plates in a nice setting where the tables are not too crowded and the noise level is very reasonable.

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    Lunch Time. Happy Friday!
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    Hot "Inaniwa" Udon
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    Yezo Thai Isankaya

    Yezo Thai Isankaya

    4.8
    (167 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Never even knew this place existed. As soon as we walked in, to my surprise, we were greeted with…read morecute decor, cozy atmosphere, and even live jazz band. For appetizer, We went adventurous and got the monkfish liver salad - first thought the portion is very small. But to my shock, the sauce is so delicious-- strong, vinegar-y, and spicy - my favorite flavors. Monkfish liver is fishy but very good. I ended up drinking the sauce Entrees: Braised rib massaman, as everyone recommends - best massaman I've ever had so far. Roti is crispy, perfect to go with the curry. seasonal mango branzino - fillets come off of the spine. surprisingly delicious! A little but not too sweet and also savory; again, strong flavor but it works. Better than I expected. E-san hotpot - light in consistency but flavorful dashi. Soup is very nice. Pad thai with salmon - only OK. Service was helpful too: constantly filling our waters, timely clearing dishes, even cooking the hotpot for us. Excellent thai restaurant. Will be back for sure.

    The food quality is OK, but the dining space is quite compact. As for service, it's seemingly…read moretypical of New York's local hospitality standard--yet I found the staff unwelcoming and off-putting. As a tourist traveling with my young child, my kid was severely jet-lagged and briefly closed his eyes to rest mid-meal. Unexpectedly, a server approached to tell us sleeping was not permitted inside the restaurant. I was confused by this remark, though I chose not to engage in any debate or explanation; as a Japanese visitor, I preferred to avoid confrontation. Another point of contention: the restaurant automatically adds a 20% service surcharge to every check, regardless of the quality of service received. This may simply be standard practice for dining establishments in New York, yet I personally cannot accept or agree with this policy.

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    Nishida Sho-ten

    Nishida Sho-ten

    4.0
    (999 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    I love ramen! I was introduced to GOOD ramen in Hawaii and then experienced even better options in…read moreJapan. But I live in Nashville which despite a few new offerings, does not have that good of ramen. So when I was coming to NYC for the weekend I made sure to do my research and found this place. First off, the staff was so nice! Amazingly friendly (even made sure I was sitting at the coldest table during the heat wave). The inside reminded me a lot of the tiny little ramen shops in Japan, too. The karage was perfectly cooked with the "just right" amount of kewpie mayo drizzle. The ramen broth was amazing - just what I wanted - creamy pork broth. The noodles were the perfect texture. And the pork chasu was falling apart it was so tender! I wish I had the room in my stomach to eat 2 more bowls! But alas... will definitely make it a point to stop back by the next time I'm in the city!

    This place is truly a remarkable and cozy restaurant offering traditional Japanese food that you…read moredon't see elsewhere. Gyoza and okonomiyaki were my top two favorite meals during my most recent visit to Japan so it was nice to not only see it on the menu but to experience it. The tables were full when I arrived but I was seated at the bar and the waiter asked the lady next to me to make room. The gyoza was crisp on the outside with a great vinegary dipping sauce. The pancake was crisp and delightful and reminded me of a meal in Hiroshima.

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    Gyudon(beef) Bowl - part of lunch special

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    Gyudon(beef) Bowl - part of lunch special

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