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Small restaurant. Has a cool Japanese vibe. Felt like I was missing some food from my order. Waiters seemed sort of careless. When counting my food to see what was missing, they touched my food directly. Food tasted average.

No frills solid izakaya that has been serving up Japanese food and drinks for ever. The food is decent (not amazing) but the food and drinks are affordable. Plus the ambiance brings you back to sitting in a local izakaya in Tokyo. If you want privacy, big space and attentive service…go somewhere els

My first time experiencing Japanese in NYC and it was special. Just came from the skatepark with my boy Carlos and the food was great. The octopus balls was so tasty.

Larger than it looks Japanese yakatori grill and diner in St. Marks area. Loved the atmosphere sitting down across from the kitchen watching the staff work. Fire, fry, aromas swirl around as the cooks fly from one dish to the next and the servers grab and run. All of this creates a dynamic vigorous

This was a great experience to have Yakitori which was grilled to perfection. I will go here again and many times over and over! The service was not the greatest but guess what I don't care. The food is what should taste great and not the service!

The stmosphere was okay, and the food was generally okay, which tried to follw the traditional Japanese style. Some of the foods felt like they were simply microwaved before being served. But I really enjoyed the saba and chicken skin skewers.

First time at this place and left satisfied:) Initially we tried Village Yokocho. I remember it was nice two years ago, but when I went back this time the place looked empty and dead. Instead, we tried Taisho and I'm glad we did! The potato fries and mentaiko mayo dip was so good. Warm potatoes w

This locale is a hidden gem. Food, service, and atmosphere are wonderful. I end up having 3 of the yakitori (skewers) for appetizer. Chicken heart, octopus, and squid. All wonderful choices. I was hoping for a plum onigiri, but they were out. Tried the salmon one, grilled, and was quite good. Had