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Masa
Chopped Parsley
Zutto Japanese Ramen Sushi Bar
Tataki Japanese Restaurant
Mikaku Sushi
Ai Ki Ya Japanese Restaurant
Sushi & Co | Sushi, Japanese restaurant in Downtown NYC
EN Japanese Brasserie
Suram - Sushi & Ramen (Hudson Yards)
Kawabun NYC | Midtown / Murray Hill / New Japanese Restaurant & Bar
GU JAPANESE FUSION SUSHI & BAR
Kikoo Sushi
Momoya Chelsea
SUteiShi Japanese Restaurant
Takahachi
Ootoya Times Square
Kaikagetsu NYC
Yo Sushi
Nobi Sushi
Ootoya Chelsea
Kushi Kushi Yaki | Ramen & Yakitori Izakaya
Quan Sushi Grill
Zutto Japanese American Pub
Bayard Sushi
Izakaya MEW
Sushi 456
SUGARFISH by sushi nozawa
Nara Sushi/Kumo
Oramen
Cocoron
TOKUYAMATCHA & ONIGIRAZU BAR
Sake Bar Hagi
WOKUNI
PacRim Sushi & Asian Cuisine
DokoDemo
Nare Sushi
Zen Ramen & Sushi
Inase
Kaiten Zushi Nomad | AYCE Conveyor Belt Sushi, Japanese Restaurant in NYC
Sushi by Pescatore
Raku it's Japanese
The Izakaya NYC
Bondi sushi
Sushi Lab - East Village
Hakata TonTon
cocoron market
Sushi Tokyo Manhattan
Japonica
Ichibantei
Omakase room by Maaser
Kogane Ramen
Kanoyama
NONONO
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar at Hudson Eats
Yakiniku Futago Soho
The Den at Azabu New York | Tribeca / NYC / Traditional Japanese / Omakase Sushi
Buddha-Bar New York - Modern Asian Restaurant
Ramen Misoya West Village
Zest Sushi Izakaya
Go Go Curry World Trade Center
Ni Japanese Deli
Wei West
Taiyaki NYC Japanese Ice Cream
Sunrise Mart ๆฅ็ณปในใผใใผ
Okinii
Unique Omakase
Rabbit House Omakase & Sake Bar
Fushimi Times Square
Sushi of Gari Tribeca
E.A.K. RAMEN by Machida Shoten West Village
JR Sushi
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill - Financial District
Tomo21 Sushi
Temakase Handroll Bar
Tsubame | Kaiseki Inspired Omakase
Domo omakase
Juban
J's Kitchen New York
Sushi on Jones
Nobu Downtown
O Ramen & Dim Sum M Yuki Sushi
Rai Rai Ken + Curry Ya + Otafuku
Wasabi Sushi & Bento 7th Avenue
Imasa Nori Sushi Izakaya
Asuka Sushi
Sushi Damo
Marumi
Amber
Shuko
Sushi Lin West Village
Nami Nori
KazuNori: The Original Hand Roll Bar
Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya
Momoya SoHo
Kissaki Sushi
YOSHINO โข NEW YORK
Sakura Sushi & Thai Cuisine
Fuku Omakase
BYOB (No Corkage Fee), 60 Min Per Session, 104 W Washington Pl New York New York 10014 US
5 PM โ 10 PM
Sushi 295 Mercer
Shiki Omakase
Omakase Sushi by No name
Ramen Takumi
Shion 69 Leonard Street
Llama San
Menkoi Sato
Sushi by M-East 5th st
Hi-Collar
Omakase SUSHI DAIRO
Moody Tongue Sushi
Bar Moga
15 EAST @ Tocqueville
Shabu-Tatsu
To Eat Sushi - East Village
Sake Bar Satsko
Oceans
KYU NYC
Shokudo 34
Sushi Ryusei
Omusubi Gonbei
Tempura Matsui
Koi New York
251 Ginza Sushi
Omakase Shihou (Shiro) - Midtown
Dai Hachi Sushi
Sushi Ishikawa
Suram - Sushi & Ramen (Upper West Side)
Ageha Sushi
Kitaro Sushi
Sushi W
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Sushiichi
E.A.K. RAMEN and IZAKAYA by Machida Shoten Hellโs Kitchen
KOHOKU-KU RAMEN
Aquihito
Tabata
heno heno
Happy Tuna Sushi & Crispy Rice
355 W 36th St, Happy Tuna Storefront, Hudson Yards New York NY 10018 US
11 AM โ 12 PM
Shinn WEST
Tatsuda Omakase
Beyond Sushi
Sushi Blossoms - Omakase Sushi in Chelsea NYC
TORIBRO Ramen
Jun-Men Ramen Bar
Tempura NYC
Hanamizuki Cafe
Donburiya
Sozai Japanese Restaurant (Izakaya Ramen)
Kung Fu Kitchen (Times Square)
Sushi Lab Rooftop
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill - Columbus Circle
MomenTea Kitchen - Time Square
The Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare
Hamachi Sushi 34 | Japanese Sushi Restaurant
SHOGUN OMAKASE | Manhattan Sushi Restaurant
Ippudo 5th Avenue
Kobeyaki - Bryant Park
Sunac Natural Market | Midtown west Deli | Supermarket
Lucky Cat
Tabernacle Steakhouse
Omakase by korami
Fuji East Japanese Bistro
Momokawa
Zuma New York
Yakitori Torishin
Ajisai
Sushi Gama
Kurumazushi
Kin ramen
Tanoshi Sushi Sake Bar
Shima Sushi
Sashimi Express II
Katsu Sushi
Kealoha Sushi & Poke Bowl
Tenzan 52 midtown
Crave Sushi Bar
The Lobster Club
Momofuku Noodle Bar Uptown
The Chemistry Room
Lilli and Loo
La Brochette Steakhouse
UME 1st Ave
Yakiniku TORAJI
Tabata Ramen & Yakitori Bar
Izakaya Toribar
Totto Ramen Midtown East
Sushi Spot - Sashimi Express
Sushi Suki
Crave Fishbar
Poke Japanese Restaurant
suki ichiro sushi
Ikyu ไธไผ
Beard Papaโs
Akami
Isohama
Sushi Kaito
Sushi Nonaka
Suma Sushi
Ozen Sushi Asian Fusion
Shinbashi 72
Sushi Yasaka
Tenzan Columbus Ave
Mido
Momoya Upper West
Flame
Zurutto
SUSHI SKOOBA
Atlantic Grill
Kouzan
Jin Ramen Upper West Side
Sushi Goda
Ooki Sushi
Omakase Shihou (Shiro) - Upper West Side (Lunch Available)
Kyuramen - Upper West Side
KARLSBALLS
Sapps
Sushi Ren
Tokugawa Sushi Restaurant
Nikko Hibachi Asian Fusion
Yuka
Noz Market
Hi Life Bar & Grill
ROKC
MAKANA
Charlie's Place
Geisha
Amsterdam Sushi
Mamasushi
Jin Ramen West Harlem
TORI-BIEN
Geisha Asian Fusion
Sushi Yu 2
RAMEN KU-RAKU
Tampopo Kitchen
Chop Chop
Geisha Japanese Grill
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Japanese Restaurants in New York
New York City's Japanese dining scene is a melting pot of flavors, showcasing the city's eclectic spirit and culinary diversity. In the heart of Manhattan, the East Village neighborhood boasts a high concentration of tiny, authentic izakayas, where locals gather to sip sake and feast on small plates of yakitori and edamame. Meanwhile, the Upper East Side is home to several high-end sushi restaurants, offering omakase experiences that rival those found in Tokyo.
Beyond sushi and izakayas, New York's Japanese restaurants also cater to those seeking more rustic, regional flavors. Ramen shops, in particular, have gained popularity in recent years, with lines often snaking around the block for a steaming bowl of tonkotsu or shoyu ramen. Explore these culinary gems in the Flatiron District, where you'll also find Japanese bakeries serving up adorable mochi and melon pan.
Why Choose a Japanese Restaurant in New York?
Authentic Japanese Cuisine
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Diverse Menu Options
Enjoy a wide range of dishes from sushi to ramen, catering to all tastes.
Various Payment Options
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Personalized Service
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Easy Reservation Booking
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Frequently Asked Questions about Japanese Restaurants in New York
What should I consider when choosing a Japanese restaurant in New York?
Important aspects to consider:
- Location and accessibility
- Menu options and quality of food
- Reviews from other diners
- Availability of reservations and wait times
- Payment options and pricing
- Certifications and ratings of the restaurant
What types of dishes do Japanese restaurants typically offer?
Common dishes served at Japanese restaurants:
- Sushi and sashimi
- Ramen and udon
- Tempura and teriyaki
- Donburi and bento boxes
- Seasonal specialties and desserts
How do I make a reservation at a Japanese restaurant?
The typical process for making a reservation includes:
- Online booking through the restaurant's website or app
- Phone call to the restaurant
- Providing necessary details such as date and time
- Special requests for dietary restrictions
- Cancellation and rescheduling policies
What should I expect during my visit to a Japanese restaurant?
Common experiences at Japanese restaurants:
- Welcoming atmosphere and attentive service
- Traditional Japanese dining etiquette
- Variety of dining options, including sushi bars and teppanyaki
- Opportunities to try new dishes and flavors
- Engagement with knowledgeable staff about the menu
How can I find the best Japanese restaurants in New York?
Key points to consider:
- Check online reviews and ratings
- Ask for recommendations from locals
- Explore food blogs and social media
- Visit during peak hours to gauge popularity
- Look for restaurants with authentic Japanese chefs
What is the best time to visit a Japanese restaurant?
Considerations for timing:
- During lunch hours for special deals
- Evenings for a full dining experience
- Weekends for popular spots
- Reservations for special occasions
- Off-peak hours for a quieter atmosphere