Sugarfish by Sushi Nozawa is the brainchild of renowned chef Kazunori Nozawa. The restaurant offers high-quality fish and creative takes on sushi. From artisan cutting of the fish to preparing soy sauce and ponzu in-house, Sugarfish prioritizes fresh ingredients. The dimly lit, intimate setting with minimalist decor reflects the ambiance found in many sushi restaurants. A must-try, Kazunori Nozawa's culinary expertise shines through in the delicious sushi. Be aware that reservations are not accepted, so plan to arrive early to secure a seat.
If you ever get a sudden urge for Japanese food, Watawa is the place you should head down to. Located in the bustling neighborhood of Astoria, this charming restaurant has earned a reputation for being one of the finest restaurants in the neighborhood. Exposed brick walls, Asian-style paper lanterns, chic chandeliers and walls peppered with Asian art gives the restaurant the look and feel of a typical Japanese restaurant. Feast on some delectable delicacies from the traditional sushi and sashimi platters to the succulent Salmon Teriyaki and rock shrimp. Complement you meal with an exquisite sake r Japanese wine and top it off with a divine Mochi Ice cream.
If you're looking for sushi, head somewhere else, but if you're craving that ubiquitous pork cutlet affectionately known as tonkatsu Japan, then Go! Go! Curry! is your spot. There are three outlets in the city and each one features beloved Yankee outfielder Hideki Matsui, not only a NYC favorite, but also of Kanazawa where the owner hails from as well. Here, the curry is slow-cooked for 55 minutes, then allowed the same amount of time to mature. The result is a rich, thick curry ready to top a traditional pork cutlet, or the other choices such as chicken, shrimp and sausage. Sizes and prices also follow a baseball theme, from taking a 'Walk' to the 'Grand Slam', your team always wins.
A quirky-cool name, deciphering a code, and a secret location add to the mysterious charm of The Office of Mr. Moto. Located in East Village, this speakeasy features a contemporary clutter-free space spread over two levels. Available are three exclusive areas, The Counter, The Gallery, and The Library, where the emphasis is to have an incredible time. Renowned for its food that looks incredible and tastes even better, Mr. Moto. is brilliant for a quintessential omakase experience. Offered are exceptional specialties and a tasting menu with 21 courses, including appetizers, soups, and desserts. Fresh, sharp flavorsome food are some things that keep customers coming back for more. With a speakeasy, a restaurant, and even a museum housed under one roof where all things Japan take the forefront, this place is worthwhile to visit.
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