Offers fresh sushi with a unique Italian twist and a raw bar. Rooftop terrace and wine cellar create an exclusive atmosphere perfect for romantic evenings or lively gatherings. Floor-to-ceiling windows add to the elegant, intimate vibe.
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Valbella at the Park has a full special menu during the Christmas month of December.
Expect to pay around $60 for a piece of fish and $30 for half an order of pasta.
Reservations are recommended for special occasions, especially during the holiday season.
Intimate 8-seat setting offers a quiet, moody vibe perfect for an 11-course vegan omakase with plant-forward flavors. Creative plant-based sushi shines, especially the dehydrated watermelon highlight. Ideal for vegetarian and carnivore couples seeking a fun night out, though it can get loud for romance.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can only seat 10 guests at a time.
The 15-course vegan tasting menu dinner costs $65 and lasts about 60 minutes.
Dinner for two people plus one soda totals $234.
Upscale seafood spot shines with fresh oysters and chef special sushi rolls. Polished atmosphere suits fancy dates with seamless service. Vaulted ceilings and private rooms add charm for special evenings.
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Come on your birthday to get a free butter cake.
Ocean Prime offers an incredible experience during Happy Hour at 4:44 PM.
A special menu is available before 5:30 PM.
Sushi shines with a 15 course omakase featuring fresh, carefully prepared pieces. The setting blends a scientific theme with wood paneling and bright, cool tones. Perfect for date nights or solo dinners, it offers an intimate, quiet atmosphere with well-spaced tables.
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The 15-course omakase dinner lasts for 2 hours and costs $125 per person.
Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience, especially during busy times.
A burlesque show occurs at the bar on select nights.
Small underground sushi bar offers an intimate omakase with fresh fish and lively chef interaction. Cozy, speakeasy vibe with a secret entrance and 90s hip hop sets a unique mood. Perfect for couples seeking a unique dining experience near Times Square.
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The omakase experience lasts 30 minutes, perfect for a late dinner afterwards.
You must reserve at Sushi by Bou and let the servers and chef take care of you.
The restaurant only seats 8 people and requires reservations.
Steakhouse shines with impressive city views and a remarkable wine cellar. Sushi lovers enjoy fresh sashimi and diverse rolls like lobster and octopus. Perfect for dates, it offers an intimate atmosphere ideal for special celebrations.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
The Valentine's special includes a complimentary glass of champagne.
The New Year's Eve experience features a special menu and live music.
Booth seating with individual partitions creates a private, quiet atmosphere reminiscent of Japanese ramen stands. Staff serve orders through small openings, minimizing interaction and enhancing focus on the meal. The space feels cozy and organized, offering an oasis amid a busy urban environment.
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A bowl of ramen costs $22, with extras adding to the total.
Be prepared to wait in a 10-15 minute line before being seated.
The restaurant typically runs out of ramen prior to closing.
Bar seating wraps a narrow sushi counter in a chic, zen vibe that feels cozy and intimate. Fresh sushi features Korean-style seasoning and crisp vegetables, hand-rolled before you. Perfect for a date night with quick meals and a relaxed, lively atmosphere.
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The last seating on Saturday night is at 7:45 PM.
They currently do not offer reservations.
Expect a line; it's recommended to arrive early.
Fast food Japanese restaurant with clean indoor seating and visible food preparation offers a calm, welcoming atmosphere that contrasts with its busy surroundings. Background mariachi music adds an unusual touch to the otherwise unassuming space.
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The food is prepared in under 5 minutes, making it a quick option.
Prices are competitive for the area, but some dishes are overpriced.
They do not serve pork, catering to specific dietary needs.
Interior feels like a hole-in-the-wall Tokyo spot with dark, classical Japanese decor and narrowly arranged tables that limit privacy. Atmosphere is cozy and calm despite close seating and occasional unpleasant odors near the kitchen. Asian guests are common, creating an authentic vibe distinct from typical city restaurants.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available, but dinner offers a wider variety.
The restaurant does not accept reservations and tends to get packed.
Be prepared to wait about 30 minutes for a table during peak hours.