This is a gem of a place in the heart of Hells Kitchen. Service is kind and fast. Inside, it's…read morebright and clean. Seating around the window, not much but it's there. There's a lot of seating outside in the small plaza. The food is delicious. I opted into the rice bowl and man was it a joy to eat into it.

The service was wonderful and the food is delicious. It's a great take-out place. The choices were…read moregood and everything was so fresh. This is going to be my go to New World Stages. So glad I couldn't find the snack I'd been searching for.

Waiting for the train, I wandered through the food court, but nothing really looked that appealing…read more I'd tried one of the places before and wasn't impressed, so my expectations were pretty low. Then I walked past a sushi bar. I almost kept going, but decided to give it a shot--and I'm glad I did. The sushi was surprisingly good! They also have pre-packaged grab-and-go options if you're in a hurry. We ended up sitting at the sushi bar, and to top it off, they even gave me a complimentary mini dessert. A nice little surprise while waiting for the train.

Decent sushi for a quick grab and go spot. I got the charashi bowl and I thought the fish was…read morefresh. However, it's a bit on the smaller portion size. I was shocked to see how thin the container was with very little rice. It's definitely a good lunch that wouldn't put you in a food coma because of how filling it was. But otherwise, it had a variety of fresh ingredients. I would come back for another pass at it.

I saw that Katsu Katsu opened up near the office, so of course I had to try it! I ordered the…read morechicken katsu curry since it's "Michelin recommended", and I have to say, I was impressed. The katsu came with a thick, sweet curry sauce, topped with spicy mayo and a few drops of tonkatsu sauce. I just wish they gave more curry sauce because it was pretty good. As for the chicken, it was a little on the dry side, but the katsu was fried to perfection. Even with the curry sauce poured over it, the chicken stayed incredibly crispy. Probably one of the better chicken katsu curries I've had. Not perfect, but still really good. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try and would come back!

Welcome Katsu Katsu! They have a location in Downtown Manhattan…read more New small restaurant in Midtown. More of takeout though there are 6 seats available for eating in. There is currently a social media special like and follow their site until April 4th.. You get 25% off of with Chicken Katsu Curry or Salmon Poke Bowl. I decided to try the Chicken Katsu Curry. It was pretty good with the side salad. Give them a try.

I tried Red Poke while visiting New York this week, and honestly it was a pretty solid spot…read more Nothing super fancy or life changing, but exactly the kind of reliable place you want when you need a quick meal in the city. The prices were actually pretty fair for NYC, especially compared to a lot of poke places that charge crazy amounts for tiny portions. The bowls felt filling, customizable, and overall worth it. The fish tasted semi fresh, not the freshest poke I've ever had, but definitely good enough to satisfy the craving without feeling sketchy. What I liked most was that it felt dependable. Quick service, good portion sizes, and enough topping/sauce options to make the bowl enjoyable without overcomplicating things!

received an incredibly fresh bowl from here a few weeks ago! Ordered raw ahi tuna + sauteed shrimp…read morewith: rice and greens, edamame, pickled red cabbage + triple blend seaweed + scallion + kimchi + crispy shallots. perfection. highly recommend (my favorite poke in the city so far).

I was craving pho and my coworker suggested this spot by Grand Central. He has gone a few times and…read morehas no complaints. So I went, the place seemed promising, there were a few people ahead of me waiting for their orders and more people came after us to place their orders. So there was a stream of patrons. This spot is take out only. It's a small place, with no tables or chairs, just a register at the back to take your order and the kitchen behind it. Nothing wrong with that, I can just bring my food to go. So when I got my food, I peeked inside everything looked promising and I was ready to dig in! We ordered: Beef pho (the beef was raw which is how it should be..so the broth will cook it) the broth was yummy when you drink it by itself..but ... The noodles were bland. So when you pour the broth in, it was not flavorful enough for the bowl of pho. Shrimp roll (unfortunately it was also a little bland) I was glad that I got the shrimp roll because I would not have been full otherwise. So overall impression presentation was great and looks promising.. unfortunately, it was just a little bland for my taste and it did not scratch my pho itch. So I was tad disappointed. Maybe I went on a bad day or maybe I should have gotten the banh mi instead, since a lot of people were visiting this shop.

Still amazed by the low price point of food for this area especially. Cash only. This shop super…read moretiny so I suggest looking up the menu ahead of time and deciding what you want ahead of time. You can also call orders ahead for pickup. The staff is really friendly and work as quickly as they can to serve out orders but be prepared to wait . It's take out only, no tables/chairs or counter. I suggest going to one of the community spaces in the area, there are quite a few . (I like 574 5th ave ) In warmer weather Bryant Park is an option. I got the Pork Belly Banh Mi. Fatty and delicious- hit the spot. Ingredients were fresh. I'd tried the Pun Bo Hue here too on a prior vist- really good. The pho is also a hit. I really dont think there are any bad options here. The food is delicious. They also have Vietnamese and desserts. Grab a bunch ,you wont be disappointed here. Service is excellent!

It has been years since we dined at Sushi Sen-nin and I don't know why -- food and service has…read morealways and continues to be great. We had a bunch of nigiri: anago, unagi, hirami, hamachi and uni, but the star dish was our favorite otoro carpaccio with spicy mayo and crispy topping. We have always gone for lunch, which provides a very quiet environment. Nice space and friendly service.

First time at this sushi place but my father in law comes here all the time apparently. They have a…read morehappy hour special so stop by after work. The sushi place has two tables that are on the floor style where you remove your shoes and then there are regular tables along with a rather large sushi counter. I really love the large Japanese flags that hang on the wall. The staff are super nice and attentive. They wear masks. We had some yummy appetizers such as the takoyakis which were very delicious, crisp and soft on the inside with not too much sauce. Had their crispy rice with tuna on top that was so yummy too. Beef Negamaki was just ok. The sushi was so good from the salmon to yellowtail to beef topped sushi and the lobster roll so good! I really think the quality of the sushi is good here. Will definitely be back.

FOOD: Great spot for lunch. The protein, carbs, and side dishes are ask very diverse and tastes…read morereally good! I got japchae bowl w salmon and spicy pork! Loved it too because it was actually decently spicy. SERVICE: Food came out in 7 minutes, but there's not much seating for lunch. Good experience AMBIANCE: Very modern and half take out half dine in experience. Will come back

Black sesame is having a moment. On a recent trip to Seoul, I even saw it featured as a flavor of…read more약과, not to mention seeing black sesame lattes everywhere. But as far as I know, Ongi is the only establishment employing the ingredient as part of a dressing for a corporate "slop bowl." It's a phenomenal sauce, and helps make 온기 what I would deem to be the best of its genre in Midtown. A bit of the black sesame aioli is enough to get me to stomach a salad bowl with tofu for lunch.

We had a quick 36 hour New York trip and stopped by around 4 pm for a pre dinner snack because we…read morewere starving and really craving handrolls. This spot is perfectly located on the bottom floor of Rockefeller Center along with all the other food options. We have Blue Ribbon in LA, but the Manhattan location is night and day. The fish quality here was spectacular and honestly unexpected, and on top of that the size of the handrolls and the amount of fish they use is very generous. The miso soup was also on point. The staff was friendly and attentive, and I love how they have a to go section for anyone who just wants to pop in and grab something. My sister and I would absolutely come back the next time we are in town. If I worked in this area I would definitely be a regular.

Not good. My brother and I had food poisoning afterwards. Staff were not nice too. Will not go…read moreback.