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Our meals here have always been outstanding. The waitresses wear kimonos which gives a authentic feel to the place. There are many Japanese patrons who dine here so that is always a good sign.

First stay in NY, the chance carried out us towards a marvellous lucky find. For the pleasure of our papillae, with in remembering a discussion most relevant with a waitress (about "Moulin Rouge"). My tonkatsu was a treat, and the unagi sushi… a delight. Arigato gozaimasu. We love NY. Smiles from France :)

I have eaten here many times and I find the food simply addicting! The miso soup doesn't taste watered-down but instead extremely flavorful. The fish is always extremely fresh and practically melts in your mouth! The service is wonderful and accomodating. Many Japanese patrons eat here as well. A must-try!!!

$17+ for one Una-don? For lunch on a Friday? I never knew... When I first used to order this, I thought it was less than $15. Nevertheless, I do like this restaurant (and so do a lot of Japanese patrons who work around this area and often dine here, giving it a more authentic feel). When I had dinner here with a friend, the bill total was only $50, which is pretty good for Sushi (the worst I've ever had was over $100 for two on Park Avenue). And as for the menu-I've ordered take-out (Sashimi was fresh and delicious but hearty eaters beware-portions are small), dined in and enjoyed every bite. Try the pickled octopus appetizer (the actual name escapes me and the menu in this site is incomplete)-it's really good!

This place is an izakaya, not a "restaurant" in the Western sense. The service is approrpriate for an izakaya, where the servers aren't going to hover around. Also, izakaya food is inherently different from what you'd expect in a regular Japanese restaurant in the U.S. All in all, this place is authentic, and they serve izakaya food the way they should be served. If you just want sushi, you should go to a sushi restaurant...

Not sure when the reviewer below went but I really liked this place. The food was pretty good (better than most 'Japanese' places I've been too) and I didn't think the bill was that outrageous. The miso soup was very flavorful which made me very happy. All in all, I will totally go again and if you are in the neighborhood - I think you should too.

I am not sure whether people who went to the place really know about Japanese food, but based on what I have eaten at this place, food taste like Japanese food prepared by non Japanese people. Most of all, I did not like the service by the waiter there. I prefer not to going to too much in detail, but the service by this particular waiter was not satisfactory. Definitely the comments were contrary to reality. Very disappointing.