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- CcamiliaLos Angeles •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoBondST is a great spot for a dinner that feels both relaxed and fun. The vibe is cool without trying too hard, the food is always on point, fresh, flavorful and beautifully presented, and the staff is super attentive and friendly. Always a solid choice.More infoBONDSTPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• NoHo•4.8
- NMNataliMVIPNew York City •12 reviews5.0Dined on Jul 21, 2025Great meal and loved the whole fish sashimi dish. Everything tasted great.More infoOceans - New YorkPrice: Very Expensive• Seafood• Union Square•4.9
- JJosephNew York City •1 review5.0Dined on Jul 15, 2025First time here and we had a great time. The sashimi was very fresh and good quality, which I would expect for the price. The pork belly was amazing and will probably be the reason I return in the future. Service was very nice and attentive. It doesn't look like much but it doesn't need to. Seems like a fun chill place. We were there pretty early on a week day so I would assume its a bit louder / more hectic at more peak drinking times.More infoThe IzakayaPrice: Expensive• Washoku• East Village•4.6
- JJanaMontreal / Quebec •1 review5.0Dined on Jul 1, 2025Jay is so incredible and the reason our experience was so amazing! Food was incredible too!!More infoMokoPrice: Expensive• Sushi• East Village•4.7
- TtiffanyLos Angeles •7 reviews5.0Dined on Jun 29, 2025At first glance, the environment is a high class Japanese themed restaurant, the workers there might not be Japanese, but provide an authentic and delicious meal. Their kindness and hospitality really made this experience enjoyable. The food itself was affordable and of highest quality, I ordered a 70$ set that came with 2 wagyu beef sushi 2 waygu steak pieces, a hotpot set with lots of Japanese and American Waygu, and to top it off a matcha affogato dessert where you get to top it off with as much matcha as you like. Overall, I recommend this play if you are looking for an underrated fine Japanese dining with the highest quality meats and kindest workers.More infoShabuShabu GENPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• East Village•4.8
Discover best Japanese restaurants in East Village
Discover the essence of Japanese cuisine in the vibrant East Village of Manhattan, New York City. This eclectic neighborhood is home to a thriving dining scene that showcases a variety of Japanese culinary gems, from traditional sushi bars to innovative Japanese fusion restaurants. Each establishment offers a unique experience, emphasizing fresh ingredients, artful preparation, and authentic flavors that cater to both traditional and modern tastes. Patrons can indulge in everything from the best value omakase and meticulously crafted sushi to interactive Japanese BBQ and innovative cuisine that blends Japanese techniques with global influences. The East Village's Japanese restaurants are not only celebrated for their exceptional food but also for their inviting ambiance and outstanding service, making each dining experience memorable. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the East Village promises an unparalleled journey through the delights of Japanese gastronomy.