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    Sanuki Udon

    4.0 (207 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    D. Curry Rice + Shrimp Tempura + Chicken Karaage
    Brian B.

    Very tasty fast-casual Japanese curry. The tempura shrimp were looking crispier than the katsu so I went shrimp and it was a solid choice. Sanuki Udon is a fine option if you're looking for a quick lunch around NYU.

    Sasha M.

    Sanuki Udon gets a solid 4 stars from me. The udon noodles themselves were amazing: super fresh, chewy, and clearly handmade. The portions were also really filling and the atmosphere felt very authentic and cozy. The only reason it's not a full 5 stars for me is because some of the flavors were slightly bland and could've used a bit more seasoning or richness. Overall though, still a really enjoyable spot and definitely worth trying if you love fresh udon!

    Brandon Y.

    Ya know, I just really had a hankering for some tempura so I came by and picked up some kakiage, eggplant tempura, and kaarage to munch on. Super quick and easy to satiate my craving hehe

    fried Mochi Tempura
    Amanda W.

    We had good simple meal udon here they make it fresh! Chewy and delish. I had tonkatsu broth and asked for spicy and it delivered! Good chashu pork and nori melted well into the soup, tempura were self served but freshly fried and crab meat one was reallly good, the japanese yam was oily for me. Good egg and table self seats. Take your own chopsticks and pack away station. I liked the sweet fried tofu! Big piece and you can add others toppings with your choice from menu.

    10. Mentaiko Cheese Udon, 11. Sesame Chicken Udon, Japanese Yam Tempura, Eggplant Tempura
    Ruby C.

    I came when they first opened, and this time I was shocked to see some bowls, like pork cutlet curry and beef udon, are now actually $1 cheaper...like who does that nowadays?! Plus, they offer free unlimited oolong tea! Huge bang for your buck and perfect for students. What really surprised me was they actually make udon with Japanese-imported wheat flour! *Beef Udon $14.50 A hot bowl of soup udon hit so hard on a chilly, rainy day. The rich and savory broth felt like a warm hug. The beef slices were tender and not overly fatty, and the udon noodles were super springy and chewy which is clearly different from the cheap frozen one. *Pork Cutlet Curry Udon $15.95 If you're craving something more filling, the curry udon comes with slices of katsu pork cutlet. There was definitely more fried batter than actual pork, but it was still tasty and paired really well with the curry. *Tempura - Mochi $2.25, Zucchini with Cheese $1.85, Japanese Yam $1.85, Eggplant $1.85 Most of their tempura ranges from $1.85 to $2.95 (with the soft-boiled egg on the higher end). The veggie ones were nothing special, but the mochi tempura was surprisingly good. I thought it'd be stale and hard after sitting on the counter for a while, but it was the opposite--the mochi inside was still super stretchy and soft, with a nice seaweed flavor from the crispy batter.

    Cairo R.

    This place was a cute, new discovery. The concept was similar but different. You choose your dish that you want and it's prepared for you and then you add additional sides that you want to have with your food. The food is cooked in front of you quickly and served quickly as well. I would say for the price of about $15-$20 it's not so bad. Definitely one of those " could be worse, could be better " situations. I would go back and try another dish there and recommend it for trying out while in the area.

    4. Curry Udon, 7. Beef Udon, and misc. tempuras!
    Madi H.

    My partner was craving this when reminiscing on time spent in Japan, so we came to see how it compared. I love the cafeteria style, and I love getting to pick and choose my tempura sides. I got the curry udon, which was delicious, with shrimp and zucchini tempura. You can watch in a room to the side how they make their noodles in house, which is very cool. Each bowl is created for you, right in front of you, with homemade noodles! I had wished the lighting was a little softer to give it a home-ier feel (with comfort fried foods and soup, you get the vibe), but it is cafeteria style so I guess it makes sense why it isn't. I can imagine this is a common spot for NYU students, but I hope to go back often myself!

    Francine Y.

    I love how it's a place of order, pay and sit anywhere type of establishment. My favorite is the beef udon noodle soup with shrimp tempera on the side. The batter is so light and crispy, I always get this side no matter what. They open at 11:30am and it gets crowded quick but also the turnaround for a seat is fast. The tables can be a bit too close together so getting to the seat by the window you gotta squeeze in without trying to hit someone's food next to you or you can sit at the high bar facing the window which I love. They have 2 unisex bathrooms available but you need a code to open it so ask the cashier. They have take out containers readily available for you to grab on your own if you don't finish your meal.

    5. Pork Udon
    Christine M.

    It's very much an average experience, the food is good and convenient at a affordable price point. There are many udon and rice options and the ability to customize your meal as there is a variety of tempura. Service is fast and you go through the line to order. There is a good amount of seating and is self serve. The pork udon is good, it comes with a large portion of noodles and the pork is like a thick pork belly that is tender.

    Pork udon
    Christine L.

    Came for lunch and there was a line already right after it opened. It is close to NYU so I think it does get busy from the students going to lunch. I chose the pork udon and there is option to add additional items such as egg, etc. There is also various tempura items such as shrimp, mushroom, crab, etc. When you are done choosing, you move to pay. There is a toppings bar if you want to add additional garnish like scallion, tempura flakes, etc. Tea and water is also free. The pork udon is actually a good size. I like how the pork was cooked without it being overly chewy with bits of fat. The crab tempura had a lot of meat, juicy. Filling with a bowl of udon alone. Staff is nice and keeps things moving. There is decent amount of seating. Recommend for those cold days when you need something warm or when your craving udon & tempura.

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    Kimberly W.

    Got the curry and was very dissapointed. Curry was watered down af. Marugame would never. But i liked their tempura. The tempura mochi was interesting and delicious. The chew was yummy. The service is a quick grab a try and go down the line type of service. Very chill vibes and lots of seating. Mostly self serve experience after you get through the line and lots of NYU students as it borders the campus. Would recommend to try as we dont ha e Marugame in NYC and the experience and food is close/similar.

    Christopher Y.

    This spot is soooo clutch. Came across this when I was on Google maps in the area looking for udon spots. Happened to find this spot by the nyu campus area! Super unique ordering experience where you order your udon but hand pick your own tempura sides (extra cost). They make the udon noodles fresh in front of you which I thought was pretty cool. The noodles were the perfect texture & the broth was super flavorful. The best part about it is that it doesn't break your wallet! Almost every udon dish is under $20 unless you add tempura sides of course. Plenty of seating area and a great place to stop by for lunch!

    Hibiscus P.

    So yummy I enjoyed the noodles sm this soup could heal sickness for thousands If I went again I'd get a cheaper udon with more tempura

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