Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Where can I find a good japanese restaurant in New York City?

I want a good and nice place that's not too expensive. Any suggestions?

11 comments:

  1. In the city about to eat some Japanese food. Our favourite place was closed to it's option number two!

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  2. Hm... aside from the fact that involves a Japanese martial art in a Chinese city, it's _possible_ you may be right. :)

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  3. Avenue A Sushi

    105 Ave A (Cross Street: Between 6th Street and 7th Street)

    New York, NY 10009-6107

    (212) 982-8109

    http://lighthousenews.us/RESTAURANTS/AVENUEA/index.html



    Quickly Shabu Shabu

    237B Grand St (Cross Street: Bowery)

    New York, NY 10002

    (212) 431-0998

    http://www.quicklyny.com/



    Haru Sake Bar

    1327 Third Avenue (Cross Street: 76th Street)

    New York, NY 10017

    (212) 452-1028

    http://www.harusushi.com/



    Asahi Japanese Cuisine

    311 West 48th Street (Cross Street: 8th Avenue)

    New York, NY 10036

    (212) 307-5040

    http://www.asahijapanese.com/

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  4. Japanese cherry blossom oil bath. Sex && Thee City Mag. Mud Mask. && Champagne. Hello! welcome to my world.

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  5. go to midtown and i forget the name but its by mcdonalds

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  6. My favorite Japanese restaurant IS expensive - but the food is incredible! If you go during lunch - 11:30 to 2:00 - they do serve lunch specials - $16 to $25 sushi and sashimi platters. They are located at 7 East 47th Street - upstairs - and you MUST have a reservation (this may not be in the price range you are looking for, but keep it in mind - it's wonderful!);



    I also like Ise on West 56th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenue - excellent food - I love the deep fried oyster appetizer;



    Mikata, a downtown restaurant on Centre Street and Walker -

    reasonably priced, fresh, nice service. A great appetizer is a mixed seafood and vegetables with vinegar. At dinner, they serve a complete dinner for $28 - that consists of soup; salad,; an appetizer (either California rolls or shumai) ; an entree of lobster tail teriyaki (this is really, really good) served with your choice of tuna, shrimp, steak or chicken); dessert (I like the ginger ice cream); and tea. Excellent value!



    Have a wonderful time at whatever restaurant you choose.

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  7. I really really really don't want to go into the city for my japanese lesson today. I hate summer.

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  8. wrapping gifts today, looking forward to check out a new japanese restaurant in the city 2nite. Lovely sunny day in Toronto!

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  9. You're going to eat the Japanese? Is that before or after you terrorize the city?

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  10. Off to the big city (Tel Aviv) to hear a lecture about Japanese Architecture.

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