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Asuka Sushi

Asuka Japanese Fusion is a hit in the Chelsea restaurant and club scene. You don't have to travel half way around the world to immerse yourselves in far away cultures. You can partake in the unique pleasures of creative sushi and a mix of traditional and modern Japanese entrees. This incredibly stylish restaurant, bar and joint set the tone of modern day Zen Ambiance. Designed with attention to details normally reserved for sculptures, Asuka is elegant without being stodgy. The Japanese Cuisine is so good it lives up to the legend inspiring gallant decor. You should have quite a time within the Edo Era history--an old relic with a modern twist. Not to mention the numerous accolades heaped upon by the NY Times throughout the decades as the Top Notch Japanese Restaurant, it is the big prize of the Japanese Restaurant hunt ever since it opened its doors. It warms up the Chelsea Scene with high society opulence that is still quite affordable and accessible.

Hatsuhana

Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant in New York City is a beloved culinary gem for sushi aficionados. Nestled in the heart of Manhattan, this authentic Japanese eatery offers a delightful blend of tradition and innovation. With its minimalist yet elegant decor, Hatsuhana sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. From delicate sashimi to artfully crafted rolls, every dish showcases the freshest ingredients and meticulous attention to detail. The skilled sushi chefs demonstrate their expertise, creating masterpieces that tantalize the taste buds. With a focus on pristine seafood and a comprehensive sake selection, Hatsuhana transports diners to the vibrant streets of Tokyo, making it a must-visit destination for sushi enthusiasts in New York City.

Ootoya Chelsea

OOTOYA serves authentic Japanese home style Teishoku meals to hundreds of people everyday in New York.

SUteiShi

Opened in 2006, SUteiShi is a nifty place to have Japanese food and sushi. Its chic interiors with glass and steel latticework along with soft lighting sets it apart from other sushi restaurants in the neighborhood. Savor their dishes like Spicy Tuna Crisps, White Tuna Pizza, Beef Negimaki, Peck’s Peak, Orange Dragon and Kimono.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ on 3rd Avenue is a part of a popular chain of restaurants. Established in the year 2001, this Japanese food chain is well-known for their Japanese-style BBQs. Every table in this unique eatery features a grilling station where visitors can grill seafood, meat and vegetables by themselves. They also serve a fantastic selection of cocktails and beers to complement their dishes.

Katsu-Hama

Authentic Japanese Tonkatsu Restaurant!

Raku

A visit to this New York based restaurant is sure to take your palate on a culinary tour of Japan. Upon entering the restaurant, you will be treated to frozen grapes which is the welcome dish here. While it is a sin to leave this eatery without trying the gourmet noodle soup, you can also order items like agedashi tofu, a bowl of koshihikari rice or hot udon. The interiors feature warm wooden accents and feature the vibe of a typical Japanese eatery. Reservations are highly recommended.

DOMODOMO - New York

Diners can opt for Domokase, a sushi course, a sushi and handroll course or choose the made-to-order handrolls with ingredients of their choice. Hot dishes range from grilled octopus  to Korean fried chicken and for those looking for a familiar taste, the Uni Pasta is a good option. The oyster sampler, chawanmushi, salmon tartare and miso black cod are stand out items in the tasting menu. Matcha ice cream and black sesame panna cotta are popular choices for dessert.

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