Best places: Japanese restaurants in New York City, United States

👍👍 Amazing food. Customer service and everything in between was amazing. We ate here 3 times while we visited NY. Our last day, we tried the hibachi and it was also amazing. Worth every penny. And also try the sake‼️ We will definitely come back and I recommend it to everyone to eat here. Just amazing...

Casual chain serving cooked-to-order Korean fried chicken, plus other traditional eats.

👍👍 Price: Price for value was very good. About $10 for 6 soup dumplings (their specialty). Definitely a cheap eats find in Hells Kitchen. Service: Very friendly and attentive service. Although we came during off hours at 3pm so it wasn’t busy at all. Food: Menu has a lot of options from dumplings to...

Small lunch joint offering sushi burritos, noodle soups, and dumplings for takeout.

Branch of a Tokyo-based chain specializing in tonkotsu ramen, griddled dishes, and fried chicken.

Informal ramen restaurant with a specialty for tonkotsu ramen in a pork bone broth.

Intimate, high-end Japanese restaurant featuring seasonal omakase menus with a focus on tempura.

Modern ramen spot with Japanese-style noodle bowls & sake in a big interior with a warm vibe.

Japanese small plates, ramen & upmarket sake are dispatched in this simple but stylish outpost.

👍👍 Fantastic experience, excellent food and tip top service. Every bite is a new sensation. Food is fresh and creative with layers of flavor and texture. We went for the $50 for 30 minutes (12 pieces) and added 2-3 pieces each a la carte. Together with drinks & tips comes to around $250 for two. Thoro...

Branch of a Japanese chain serving tonkotsu ramen bowls at tables or solo booths with no tipping.

Simple eatery with a range of Japanese dishes from sashimi and noodle soups to teriyaki.

Late-night izakaya for soba salad, sushi, yakitori & other Japanese fare in a spartan-looking space.

👍👍 This restaurant is a cook you own BBQ. For cooking there is a small gas grill in the center of the table. The staff is enthusiastic and attentive and stops buy frequently to make sure everything is cooking. The menu has many options but, we found ordering from the prefixed menu for Two, Three and Fo...

Compact counter-serve inside a grocery store, dishing up classic Japanese onigiri and ramen.

Japanese small plates & a deep sake list in a blond-wood izakaya hidden beneath an office building.

Creative seafood & grilled meats plus tempura fried chicken & cocktails in a wood-paneled lounge.

This stylish sushi specialist serves traditional & inventive Japanese fare amid eye-catching decor.

Japanese mainstay turning out fresh sushi & other basic fare in a simple setting.

Sleek and comfy Japanese spot serving izakaya dishes and skewers, plus sushi, sashimi, and sake.