Best Japanese Restaurant in New York reviews

Simply the best ramen! The west side location takes reservations which makes it easy to eat there before seeing a show nearby. All the servers are a delight- attentive and helpful when ordering- especially if you want sake.

They took the hotpot out but the price didn’t change. The food is really mid at best, the seafood isn’t fresh at all. The dessert options were far less than the ones promoted on their website. Many menu items can’t even be found in restaurant...

Atmosphere and service is amazing. Cindy & Aiden provide fantastic service. They’re both professional and friendly. Everything on the menu is very good and Cindy is happy to answer questions about specific, menu items.

Nice place for lunch! Came with a friend and the service was great. Meat lovers was very tasty. $50 per person after tip. Would recommend. Similar if not the same as the locations down in TX.

I asked for shrimp and tostones. Shrimp were in an oily tomato sauce with peppers and onions. Tostones seen ti have put in the refrigerator half cooked. The outside was cooked but the inside was raw. The only best thing was the mojito.

If you're looking for a deal, all-day happy hour, late 2000's hits, or just looking to get your udon fix, go to Tsurutontan. Their comedically giant bowls won't steer away from the simple fact that their udon is good. They also do deals...

I just want to recommend this place! Delicious food and nice drinks (Margaritas) really recommend it

Spring Shabu Shabu on a cold day. Highly recommended.
The staff are also friendly.
I had a good time with the kids.

Went in on Christmas eve for some hibachi, it's nice that they're open for shore. Food came out warm, not hawt. Server was very busy, proly due to the influx of people during the holiday. Decent food but there are other more gooder options...

Manny was my server and he was super friendly and accomodating. He was very knowledgable of the menu and helped us decide on food options. Our food was delicious I had the pad thai and bao buns. Would 100% reccomend this place again:)

Best sandwiches in NYC midtown. Very reasonable prices. Treat yourself here. You will not be disappointed.

Ivone is the best we will comeback
And Tito is the best chef Thankypu for dinner tonigh

Very reasonably priced for a Japanese restaurant and you get authentic meals. The yakitori is great, the venue is unique, and the cotton candy maker is such a fun post-meal experience. One star for ridiculous wait times. The waiters are sometimes...

Amazing food. After a long day with family we had this option near by our hotel. We came without any expectation and we went out thrilled. Great Ramen and Gyozas.

Decent food for decent prices
I do like their combo deals
Their menus are not exactly up to date, so be sure to always ask before you order
Their portions are nice, and it's a very nice restaurant

I ordered about $120 of Nobu takeout sushi my first night back in New York. When we received it, we received no soy sauce (which was meant to be included) and most of the sushi pieces had wasabi inside (not in the menu description) and I am allergic...

What a great experience. Well-paced and fun. I can still taste each piece of sushi a day later, which makes me want to return right away. The sake pairing was impeccable, too.

My first time at Ohana. Went with family for a birthday celebration and I enjoyed the experience. We were late for our booking but the staff were very understanding. They served as usual and even stayed past their 11pm closing time. Great job guys...

Been going to this location for over 15 years. This is a spot me and my siblings go to whenever we go to time square for quick lunch/dinner. What happened? This would be 5 stars everything the last time I was here. There were no more stainless steel...

What a great place to eat. Great staff. Everything’s fresh. The place can be a little more spacious with better distribution. But all in all, awesome place.