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I didn't realize that I've been to the Brooklyn counterpart before, but for whatever reason I didn't enjoy this experience as much. It was still a good experience but the Brooklyn one for whatever was 5 stars for me even though it was a much smaller place + restrooms were meh. So we were a table of 3 and absolutely recommend getting a reservation because it was packed. They have a crate at the bottom of the table for your bag which was very thoughtful. I don't remember the name of the set that I got but I was having stomach issues so opted for something without raw fish. The meal was beautifully presented and service was good, but since I've experienced this once before at their other location I think the appeal wasn't really there for me anymore. The restroom was great though! So if you're trying it for the first time I would highly recommend this location but if it's a concept that you've tried before I'm not sure that it'll be too memorable for you.
A Serene, Authentic Japanese Breakfast Experience If you want a break from the typical heavy New York brunch, Okonomi // Yuji Ramen is a breath of fresh air. This was my first time visiting, and I was blown away by their traditional Japanese breakfast set (Ichiju Sansai). We made sure to arrive early, and we were seated immediately with no wait at all. The Meal: The concept is simple but executed perfectly. You get a set that includes a bowl of multi-grain rice, miso soup, a seasonal vegetable side, and an egg. The star, however, is the roasted fish. * The Fish: You can choose your protein from the daily selection. We went with two sets--the Monkfish and the Perch. Both were roasted to perfection with incredibly crispy skin and tender, flaky meat. You can tell they source high-quality seafood. * Healthy & Balanced: It's a "nice and healthy" breakfast that leaves you feeling energized rather than weighed down. Every component is balanced, from the savory miso to the bright pickles. The Vibe: The space is small and intimate, which only adds to the charm. It feels like you've stepped into a quiet kitchen in Japan. It's a peaceful, minimal setting that is perfect for a calm morning. The Verdict: This is easily one of the most unique and high-quality breakfast spots in Brooklyn. The attention to detail is 10/10. Just a heads up--once the breakfast service ends, they transition into Yuji Ramen, but the morning set is something you absolutely have to try at least once!
I was craving for Japanese breakfast so when I tried to find a place/restaurant which served Japanese Breakfast, Okonomi came up as one of the place who served it. The restaurant is small but they maximize the space. It's cozy but a bit too noisy I must say. The presentation of Yakizakana set was cute and modern. The tea was already included. We loved the Umaki (appetizer) very much, as for the set, it was ok. I prefer the old fashion/authentic Japanese breakfast. The service was good, friendly and patiently explaining the menu when we didn't understand.
This is a place of serenity in the hustle and bustle of NOMAD. The breakfast set with the roasted fish and the onsen egg, is so reminiscent of our vacation in Japan. The fish was roasted to perfection and wonderfully tasty. I am so happy we found this little gem of a place. Service was thoughtful and friendly. We will definitely be back.
Good overall, but the breakfast set was a bit of a letdown compared to the chirashi. Ambience (4/5): Small, intimate space with a relaxed, neighborhood vibe. Food (3/5): Chirashi is fresh and well-balanced, though the breakfast set feels pretty average. The side dishes was just average. Value (3/5): Reasonable pricing for quality fish, but the breakfast set doesn't quite deliver. Service (4/5): Attentive and welcoming, making the experience smooth and pleasant.
When I travel, I love finding unique breakfast spots, and discovering a traditional Japanese breakfast within walking distance of my hotel was exactly what I was looking for. The décor matched what I'd expect for this style of restaurant, and at this early hour, it was pleasantly quiet. My server was friendly and attentive, seating me right away and serving a perfectly brewed cup of cold barley tea. I ordered the yakizakana set with salmon, though I was definitely tempted by the ramen and other breakfast options. The food arrived quickly, beautifully presented, and each bite was more delicious than the last. The salmon was especially well-marinated, perfectly cooked, and moist--not at all dry. I'm already looking forward to returning on a future trip to try more of their dishes.
Good for solo dining (at the bar) or in groups of 2-4-6. You can do walk in or reserve via Resy, but for walk in it might be easier for parties of 1. They offer traditional Japanese breakfast along with ramen. There's a spicy add-on option that isn't offered via the menu. Staff is friendly and accommodating.
This is a very sleek and comfy Japanese breakfast spot with set meals and ramen. I Came here on a weekday morning with a party of three. No wait as expected. We were greeted with cold barley tea upon seating. The hamachi kama with gosai (5 sides) was amazing! The hamachi kama was perfectly roasted and seasoned. The flesh was tender and fall off the bone, and skin was briny and crispy. I really enjoyed the 5 sides as well, they all tasted very well thought-out and crafted. I especially liked the yuzu marinated radishes, the sesame miso sauce on the asparagus, and unique tofu sauce with cherry tomatoes. I will note that my friend got the roasted salmon gosai set meal and the salmon was quite small - good for someone with a smaller appetite.
While planning meals for my NY trip I found Japanese breakfast on Yelp. My son and I decided to give it a try. I didn't make a reservation for Friday morning but we got in without issues. They give you hot tea when you sit. It's a small menu with great options. Started with the umaki as an app. My son did the unagi set with 3 sides. I wanted to order the breakfast ramen special but I did the kamayaki set with 3 sides. They both included miso soup as well and rice. My dish was a fish collar. It was a filling meal since we had an app too. Everything was delicious and comforting. Service was nice. I highly recommend this Japanese breakfast experience.
While quite pricey, the traditional breakfast here is so fun! I can't tell you if it's the best of its kind in NYC since this is my first time having it, but it's worth trying once. Make a resy for weekend brunch because the place is tiny. I got ichiju gosai (large set) with tile fish - other option was salmon, but I think it varies by day. The tile fish was cooked perfectly; the other sides were delicious, especially the tamagoyaki and the carrot/cucumber salad which was sweetly fragranced. I recommend adding on the poached egg and mixing with your rice. The ikura is a nice addition too but you could go without. We were also served complementary green tea. Only two people were staffing the restaurant but wait times weren't long. The ceramics they use (plates/bowls/cups) are all so adorable and I want them in my kitchen! Post tax and tip I paid $55. Kind of a lot... but I would rather fork out for this than a steeply priced eggs benny or avo toast elsewhere. Will probably be back!
28 days ago
Cute Japanese breakfast spot. Space is limited so I'd recommend arriving early. The menu is tiny, but you can't go wrong with any of the selections. I personally don't think you get much food for the price, so you're paying a premium for the ambiance and the nostalgic slice of the Japan experience, since I don't know of many places that serve Japanese breakfast. They serve breakfast in tiers, so paying slightly more for extra additions makes sense if you wanna try new things. Their ramen service starts at noon, and while I've had better ramen, I do enjoy their breakfast items, even if they're only bite-sized. Staff is very helpful and polite. Overall, I had a good experience and would probably come back. read more
A hidden gem--it's like visiting Japan without the long flight! The restaurant has a simple, casual décor with a peaceful Zen atmosphere that makes you feel instantly relaxed. We ordered Breakfast Set A with Hamachi Kama, which came with a choice of three or five side dishes. We chose the set with five! The Hamachi Kama was incredibly fresh--the best I've ever had! Each of the side dishes was delicious and thoughtfully prepared, making the meal feel both authentic and satisfying. The service was warm, attentive, and excellent throughout our visit. If you're looking for an authentic Japanese breakfast experience, this place is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 months ago
These were really delicious and well-made breakfast seat meals. They're beautiful and all the side dishes are well-done; ambiance is very nice -- refined and modern but still casual. I got the breakfast set with swordfish and my boyfriend got the breakfast set with the fish collar. The swordfish is really dense, meaty, and juicy - not flaky, but its still super fatty and juicy if that makes sense. It's caramelized so it tastes a little sweet too. I loved this and would order it again. The fish collar is very tender and juicy. The side dishes for the 5 set are: cold swiss chard, okra with sesame sauce, tamogayaki (sweet egg omelette), cold marinated eggplant (had a sesame oil flavor), and pickled onion with what tasted like grated yuzu (very sweet - these were good!) The set also comes with miso soup and some rice (with what I think was roasted rice powder on top? Not sure...) Honestly - just nutritious, delicious, really well-made breakfast sets with some nice little extra touches. The presentation is so cute too. read more
Tried the tantanmen, shoyu ramen, and panna cotta. Everything was decent overall. The shoyu ramen was a little spicy for my taste, but that's my preference since I can't handle spice well. Nice presentation and atmosphere. read more
I didn't realize that I've been to the Brooklyn counterpart before, but for whatever reason I didn't enjoy this experience as much. It was still a good experience but the Brooklyn one for whatever was 5 stars for me even though it was a much smaller place + restrooms were meh. So we were a table of 3 and absolutely recommend getting a reservation because it was packed. They have a crate at the bottom of the table for your bag which was very thoughtful. I don't remember the name of the set that I got but I was having stomach issues so opted for something without raw fish. The meal was beautifully presented and service was good, but since I've experienced this once before at their other location I think the appeal wasn't really there for me anymore. The restroom was great though! So if you're trying it for the first time I would highly recommend this location but if it's a concept that you've tried before I'm not sure that it'll be too memorable for you. read more
A Serene, Authentic Japanese Breakfast Experience If you want a break from the typical heavy New York brunch, Okonomi // Yuji Ramen is a breath of fresh air. This was my first time visiting, and I was blown away by their traditional Japanese breakfast set (Ichiju Sansai). We made sure to arrive early, and we were seated immediately with no wait at all. The Meal: The concept is simple but executed perfectly. You get a set that includes a bowl of multi-grain rice, miso soup, a seasonal vegetable side, and an egg. The star, however, is the roasted fish. * The Fish: You can choose your protein from the daily selection. We went with two sets--the Monkfish and the Perch. Both were roasted to perfection with incredibly crispy skin and tender, flaky meat. You can tell they source high-quality seafood. * Healthy & Balanced: It's a "nice and healthy" breakfast that leaves you feeling energized rather than weighed down. Every component is balanced, from the savory miso to the bright pickles. The Vibe: The space is small and intimate, which only adds to the charm. It feels like you've stepped into a quiet kitchen in Japan. It's a peaceful, minimal setting that is perfect for a calm morning. The Verdict: This is easily one of the most unique and high-quality breakfast spots in Brooklyn. The attention to detail is 10/10. Just a heads up--once the breakfast service ends, they transition into Yuji Ramen, but the morning set is something you absolutely have to try at least once! read more
10 months ago
I was craving for Japanese breakfast so when I tried to find a place/restaurant which served Japanese Breakfast, Okonomi came up as one of the place who served it. The restaurant is small but they maximize the space. It's cozy but a bit too noisy I must say. The presentation of Yakizakana set was cute and modern. The tea was already included. We loved the Umaki (appetizer) very much, as for the set, it was ok. I prefer the old fashion/authentic Japanese breakfast. The service was good, friendly and patiently explaining the menu when we didn't understand. read more
This is a place of serenity in the hustle and bustle of NOMAD. The breakfast set with the roasted fish and the onsen egg, is so reminiscent of our vacation in Japan. The fish was roasted to perfection and wonderfully tasty. I am so happy we found this little gem of a place. Service was thoughtful and friendly. We will definitely be back. read more
Good overall, but the breakfast set was a bit of a letdown compared to the chirashi. Ambience (4/5): Small, intimate space with a relaxed, neighborhood vibe. Food (3/5): Chirashi is fresh and well-balanced, though the breakfast set feels pretty average. The side dishes was just average. Value (3/5): Reasonable pricing for quality fish, but the breakfast set doesn't quite deliver. Service (4/5): Attentive and welcoming, making the experience smooth and pleasant. read more
1 year ago
When I travel, I love finding unique breakfast spots, and discovering a traditional Japanese breakfast within walking distance of my hotel was exactly what I was looking for. The décor matched what I'd expect for this style of restaurant, and at this early hour, it was pleasantly quiet. My server was friendly and attentive, seating me right away and serving a perfectly brewed cup of cold barley tea. I ordered the yakizakana set with salmon, though I was definitely tempted by the ramen and other breakfast options. The food arrived quickly, beautifully presented, and each bite was more delicious than the last. The salmon was especially well-marinated, perfectly cooked, and moist--not at all dry. I'm already looking forward to returning on a future trip to try more of their dishes. read more
6 months ago
Good for solo dining (at the bar) or in groups of 2-4-6. You can do walk in or reserve via Resy, but for walk in it might be easier for parties of 1. They offer traditional Japanese breakfast along with ramen. There's a spicy add-on option that isn't offered via the menu. Staff is friendly and accommodating. read more
1 year ago
This is a very sleek and comfy Japanese breakfast spot with set meals and ramen. I Came here on a weekday morning with a party of three. No wait as expected. We were greeted with cold barley tea upon seating. The hamachi kama with gosai (5 sides) was amazing! The hamachi kama was perfectly roasted and seasoned. The flesh was tender and fall off the bone, and skin was briny and crispy. I really enjoyed the 5 sides as well, they all tasted very well thought-out and crafted. I especially liked the yuzu marinated radishes, the sesame miso sauce on the asparagus, and unique tofu sauce with cherry tomatoes. I will note that my friend got the roasted salmon gosai set meal and the salmon was quite small - good for someone with a smaller appetite. read more
8 months ago
A taste of Japan. The set breakfast is a must try here. Service was excellent there was only one server when we went and we were taken care of. Ambiance was calm and chill. A great place for single diners too. read more
While planning meals for my NY trip I found Japanese breakfast on Yelp. My son and I decided to give it a try. I didn't make a reservation for Friday morning but we got in without issues. They give you hot tea when you sit. It's a small menu with great options. Started with the umaki as an app. My son did the unagi set with 3 sides. I wanted to order the breakfast ramen special but I did the kamayaki set with 3 sides. They both included miso soup as well and rice. My dish was a fish collar. It was a filling meal since we had an app too. Everything was delicious and comforting. Service was nice. I highly recommend this Japanese breakfast experience. read more
1 year ago
While quite pricey, the traditional breakfast here is so fun! I can't tell you if it's the best of its kind in NYC since this is my first time having it, but it's worth trying once. Make a resy for weekend brunch because the place is tiny. I got ichiju gosai (large set) with tile fish - other option was salmon, but I think it varies by day. The tile fish was cooked perfectly; the other sides were delicious, especially the tamagoyaki and the carrot/cucumber salad which was sweetly fragranced. I recommend adding on the poached egg and mixing with your rice. The ikura is a nice addition too but you could go without. We were also served complementary green tea. Only two people were staffing the restaurant but wait times weren't long. The ceramics they use (plates/bowls/cups) are all so adorable and I want them in my kitchen! Post tax and tip I paid $55. Kind of a lot... but I would rather fork out for this than a steeply priced eggs benny or avo toast elsewhere. Will probably be back! read more
Came for lunch with a friend on a weekday and there was no wait. Fishy smell inside but really good food. Bacon egg mazemen was the highlight and not to be missed. Also really enjoyed the Okonomi shoyu ramen (fish based ramen). read more
Authentic, refined, delicious, and high quality. Okonomi is the closest experience that I've had in the US to restaurants that I enjoyed in Japan. I was looking for a great Japanese breakfast in NYC, when this spot popped up on Yelp. Their traditional breakfast set had a broiled fish, egg dish, fermented vegetable and other items. If I didn't have the desire to try a variety of restaurants, I would've gone back daily. The staff were nice and the decor was authentically Japandi style, transported directly to streets of Osaka. read more
I've never been a die-hard fan of Japanese Breakfast (the band), but I have always loved Japanese breakfast (the food). The ones I remember were more casual on the back-alleys near Shinjuku, with tomago gohan - that amazing simple pairing of steaming hot rice and a raw egg - as the centerpiece. Okonomi's rendition is a far more formal affair that bears some stylistic resemblance to onsen cooking, or even temple food. But vegetarians be warned, there are no vegetarian options here - I turned a blind eye to the use of bonito in order to partake in the side dishes, but no other accommodations are available. The tamagoyaki was fine, but the other vegetable sides were pretty unmemorable, and the rice was a bit cold. The miso soup was good. I'm assuming I missed out on some of the experience without tasting the fish, so rounding up to 3 stars. read more
It's like eating breakfast in Japan. No really it's a different experience than eating an American breakfast. It's a wonderful experience. In Asian homes even breakfast is centered around rice and it's accompanied by vegetable side dishes, meat, and soups. The staff is kind and friendly. Really a lovely place. read more
Yummy fish dishes and Japanese comfort food! This newly opened restaurant features lunch sets, dons, and ramen. You can pick either 3 or 5 sides for the sets. The Yakizakana set comes with a choice of various fish options. The black cod was very tasty because of its buttery texture and well seasoned meat. My partner's yellowtail fish collar for the Kamayaki set was solid but could use a tad more seasoning. For the sides, the eggplant was my favorite because of its savory sauce and tender texture. It was even better when paired with their fresh yuzu ginger paste. The sesame sauce with broccoli was pretty standard. The tofu mousse was very smooth. Each set comes with rice and a miso soup. Next time I definitely want to try the unagi don!! My friends got it as wekl as the special Ebi tsukemen, which featured a shrimp infused chicken/pork broth. They both smelled so good. It was pretty easy to get reservations and the space was bigger than expected. Staff were nice and explained the dishes/sides. Overall a great place for a casual Japanese comfort food with nice fish dishes! read more
My husband and I made Okonomi our first stop when we arrived in NYC this past Saturday. Why? For their Japanese breakfast! At breakfast, they offer three items: a Yakizakana Set (roasted fish, sides, rice, and miso soup); an Unadon Set (grilled eel over rice, ground sansho pepper, sides, and miso soup); and a Kamayaki Set (roasted dry-aged fish collar, sides, seven grain rice, and miso soup). Each of these dishes comes with a choice of 3 or 5 sides. We didn't have a reservation but were seated immediately when we arrived around 10:30 on a Saturday morning. They brought us tea immediately and then we ordered! I ordered the Yakizakana Set (I chose cod, but they offered four different fish that morning) with five sides. It was great: perfectly cooked cod, great rice, delicious sides (okra, rolled omelet, greens, shishito peppers, radish). My husband ordered the Unadon Set, which he really enjoyed (I tasted the eel and enjoyed it, too). I loved the restaurant. It feels really traditional and casual and comfortable; I loved those wood paneled walls. The service was good as well. I love a savory breakfast option, so Japanese breakfast is a dream: fish, rice, and veggies. Okonomi is doing this well, and their breakfast options are totally crave-able. I'd love to return. read more
1 year ago
Did the breakfast set. Super cute inside but it's small so a reservation is necessary. Set tasted good! You get a choice of your fish and I went with the miso cod. read more
A beautiful, modern interior that is welcoming the moment you step into the place. I went for a Sunday lunch and they offer a short menu of just 4 main dishes: roasted fish, eel over rice, chirashi or shoyu ramen. I got the shoyu ramen fitting for the cold weather. The fish+chicken bone broth is delicious, with richness from the fish and the chicken broth helps to give some sweetness and enhance texture. The tuna belly chashu is just so fitting for this fish broth. The marinated boiled egg is a little bit sour than typical which likely comes from the vinegar in the marinate, but doesn't affect the overall taste of the ramen bowl. I might be more of a tonkotsu person usually - but once in a while we all want to try different things and this is definitely a go-to for fish broth ramen. It is also pretty decently priced at $18 (+2.5 for the egg) given the ambiance and quality of the food. Definitely would recommend this place! read more
We were able to walk in on a weekend and be seated immediately. This was in December shortly after they opened in Manhattan, so I'm not sure if it's still true. The restaurant had plenty of seating, with a large communal table in the center. We ordered the unadon set and the yakizakana (roasted fish) set. There are different types of fish and our waiter recommended the salmon. We also both got 5 sides (gosai). Although the sides are small, the meal was actually decently filling. The sides were okay, but none of them were that special. The salmon was good, but the portion was small. We both liked the unadon more than the salmon. I was really excited to try this place, and I would say that it was good, but not my favorite japanese set in the city. I do want to come back to try the ramen though. The service was great, and I appreciated that they served free hot tea. read more
2 years ago
Food: 4/5- i had high expectations as the menu looked interesting but i didnt think it was worth around ~$30 for breakfast set. For ramen, the noodle was well-cooked and chewy but the broth was a bit too salty as well as the chicken topping Service: 5/5- the staffs were friendly and they checked in here and there Ambiance: 4/5- think the ambiance at their Brooklyn location feels more "traditional Japanese home cook" There are so many excellent ramen places in Manhattan so overall unsure of their competitive advantage read more
6 months ago
Fast seating and they serve hot tea with your meal. I got the okonomi ramen and liked it more than I expected. It's not the typical ramen I have as it is actually fish based which I was hesitant on but it wasn't too fishy at all it had very nice umami flavor to it. Definitely worth a try. The space is clean and well maintained. read more
This is my second time here and I think this place just doesn't disappoint. I love the set breakfasts and just the overall vibe. Also tried the eel in the eggs and that was pretty good too. The service is good, and pretty attentive. I will probably keep coming back to this place. read more
I have a soft spot for Japanese breakfasts and was so happy when they decided to open in Manhattan. Pricier, yes, but everything tasted so good and looked beautiful. Service was attentive and it was toddler friendly enough. We got the yakizakana set with roasted fish and sides, the unadon (lovely grilled eel), and the okonomi shoyu ramen, which was very flavorful. I think I wanted uni but they were out. read more
1 year ago
Made a reservation for a Sunday lunch and absolutely loved! Interior is so cozy and has tons of beautiful wood tones. I got the Japanese breakfast set, which I loved! Everything was so fresh and the fish was delicious - skin was perfectly crisp. Definitely coming back next time to try their ramen. read more
2 years ago
The restaurant had such a cozy, homey feel to it. It was such a nice space to walk into during this cold winter season, and the food and service did not disappoint. I love hot teas lately especially with the cold weather, and it was nice that they served us complimentary hot hojicha, and gave our table a large pot to share. We ordered a fish set with 5 sides, bacon and spinach carbonara special, and ramen as our main dishes and each dish was made excellently. We ended our meal with the yuzu honey cheesecake and it was the perfect sweet treat to top it all off. Dining here was like receiving a warm hug after a long day, and I'd definitely recommend visiting. read more
Had a very cozy and comforting brunch here and thought it was great. The ramen broth is rich. The their breakfast carbonara was a good twist on the classic- I liked the umami that the bonito flakes added. The 5 sides that came with the fish were pretty unique and had a lot of textures/flavors. There were jellies, pickled veggies, normal veggies w/ mayo, and sweet potatoes. For dessert, we got the cheesecake with yuzu honey- which I absolutely loved read more
5 months ago
8 months ago
Food and service were superb. They give you hot green tea to start. A great way to warm up from the cold. I asked the waiter not to give me the rice, hence why you don't see it in the pictures. Will go back and get the unagi don the next time. read more
1 year ago
More like 3.5 I liked the fish ramen and the strong stock but the soup was meagerly stocked, heavy on broth and noodles and light on fish and flavors beyond the fish stock. read more
1 year ago
Found Japanese breakfast down the street from my hotel! Lovely. Black cod, great service. They're relatively new and I want it to be here when I return to NYC. Check it out! read more
1 year ago
I was craving a Japanese set breakfast during my trip to NYC and found this place on Yelp. They open at 8am which is great and it did not disappoint! I stopped by twice during my trip- first time I had the unagi don and the second time, I had the 5 piece set with the tuna belly & the unagi egg. All amazing with an attentive and friendly staff! read more
1 year ago
This place is much more spacious than the location in Brooklyn, and it was an ideal sanctuary to find on a drizzly weekday morning. I had the black cod with five sides, along with an ajitama egg; everything was delicious and so fresh, and it's such a wonderful experience having so many textures and flavors for breakfast! Meanwhile, the service was excellent, and I enjoyed having a lovely chat with the waiter while enjoying the tea. I can't wait to be back to try the ramen! read more
11 months ago
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