Vorschläge für Japanisches Restaurant in der Nähe von Chinatown, New York

Brian S. • August 8, 2023A superb chicken (mostly on a stick) adventure. Delicious sake to go with! Yakitori omakase in a fun Chinatown location

Jasmine M. • August 5, 2022The addictive cabbage, and ESP the scallop risotto and bbq lamb were so good. Small plates, best to share. Cool speakeasy vibe.

AmateurConcierge • August 17, 2018Solid izakaya fare from the 1 or 8 dude. Fried ebi and fried chicken both addictive. Jack also great. Sushi looked great but didn’t try it. Good cocktail too

Jin M. • September 21, 2018Their bone marrow gyukotsu was amazingly smooth and flavorful! I had their ramen at japanfes and its definity better when its a full bowl.

Joshua O. • July 25, 2015I chose the namesake ramen of ajisen, it is by far some of the best ramen I've eaten. It has subtle flavors, and the broth is not too salty, which I greatly enjoy. They have a great variety too!

Leticia P. • November 19, 2018This place is fresh and aesthetically pleasing food. One of the best sushi places I have been to. Remarkable warm service. The ahí tower is unforgettable!

Annie D. • Dezember 6, 2013Here's the menu guys! Enjoy!

Jason S. • Dezember 30, 2021Hidden omakase gem in Chinatown.

Megan L. • August 30, 2021Veggie tofu soup was amazing! Huge juice drinks that were delicious.

Nan W. • April 13, 2014Best hand-pulled noodle place in chinatown. I just discovered heaven

Time Out New York • Januar 25, 2018This Hong Kong–style institution is a favorite amongst star chefs for its late-night hours and consistently good eats. Order the ginger scallion lo mein, or choose from dozens of noodle variations.

Ryan E. • Mai 22, 2018The stir fried noodles with pork are the way to go

Sharif A. • Oktober 29, 2014amazing drinks (boyfriend, mango star/lychee jelly) with many fruit combos and great snack and lunch items(rice balls and yakisoba), grab some friends and get some food from this hole-in-the-wall!

Lindsey M. • November 7, 2018Great sushi that’s isn’t too pricey. Friendly staff. If you sit at the bar they will give you some sushi creations to try.

John D. • Januar 29, 2012Beef stew and wontons with any combo of noodles and soup... that's the move.

Serious Eats • Februar 11, 2015The best bowl of wonton soup you'll find in Manhattan.

F. B. • November 14, 2018Sietsema: 1 of 2 Teochew restaurants in C-town. Duck is braised and presented with a vinegary dipping sauce; Cambodian/Viet soups. Bean curd skin stuffed with shrimp & deep fried. Very comfortable.

Greg O. • July 1, 2013One of my favorite restaurants in the city. Best service and best food. Love these guys. I recommend the 'BBQ beef over vermicelli noodles' and 'salt & pepper squid'. Get a '33' beer as well. Enjoy!!!

Eugene B. • Januar 17, 2015Hands down best soup dumplings in the city. Inevitably always end up ordering pan fried pork dumplings as well. Despite being a Shanghai place, the Har Gows are great too. Go at noon to skip the line.

Joan P. • August 17, 2014Make sure to order the baked roast pork bun (not steamed). Sweet glazed skin, savory & ultra juicy pork on the inside for $0.80.

COOLHAUS • July 15, 2012Tucked away on a small street in Chinatown, COOLHAUS staff head here on Sundays to escape the ever-growing brunch crowd in Williamsburg. All dimsum is made-to-order and their menu is tourist-friendly!

Kevin C. • August 22, 2012Amazing food. Best in NYC. I lived in China for two years and NYC most of my life. Hands down best place to eat in NYC.

Edward C. • July 22, 2013Great assortment or breakfast sandwiches. The instant ramen is an unpretentious snack.

Greg L. • August 6, 2019$128 omakase tasting menu only. 100% worth it. Unbelievable ingredients, cooked table side for max of 8 people at a time. Treat yourself!