Food truck serves authentic Japanese dishes with a cozy vibe and affordable prices. Fresh onigiri like salmon and karaage make quick, tasty bites. Mochi offers a phenomenal dessert with great texture, perfect after meals or paired with inari sushi.
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The restaurant is very accommodating for food allergies like dairy and wheat.
The restaurant offers a discount for TNS students.
The food truck is great for a quick lunch option.
Bright, cozy space with anime-themed decor offers fresh, affordable onigiri with delicious flavors. Shelves hold unique sweets including mochi dusted with soy powder. Clean, cute design creates a welcoming Japanese convenience store vibe.
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Mitsuki Japanese Market offers a wide variety of Japanese groceries, including fresh produce and seafood.
The market has a great selection of Japanese snacks and candies that are hard to find elsewhere.
Expect higher prices compared to other Asian markets like H-mart or Ranch 99.
Japanese grocery store offers a cozy atmosphere with pleasant background music and excellent lighting. It features a wide variety of fresh onigiri and authentic snacks, alongside a small seating area for eating. The space feels clean and comfortable, with artistic wall decor enhancing the vibe.
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Food is 50% off after 6 PM, including sushi and onigiri.
They offer a variety of hot foods and snacks.
Expect a wide variety of affordable imported drinks and food.
Food cart near Central Park serves fresh onigiri with a standout wagyu onigiri. Offers sweet treats like mochi cakes and Green Tea Melon Pan. The lively spot draws those craving healthy snacks and affordable bites on the go.
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Expect long lines during lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
The food truck offers a student discount for college ID holders.
Prices are generally affordable for NYC, with most items under $15.
Bright space with Tokyo-style vibe offers fresh, tasty onigiri at great prices. Mochi shines with daifuku kuro goma and rich matcha sauces. Clean, cozy market blends cute design with a wide selection of Japanese snacks and sushi.
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The market offers a wide selection of Japanese snacks and sweets.
Prepared food items are affordable and popular among shoppers.
Cleanliness is a priority, making for a pleasant shopping experience.
Small bubble tea shop offers free samples and features local art on its walls. Atmosphere feels cozy and inviting with a dog-friendly policy and limited seating. Drinks use real tea and fresh ingredients, creating a unique, high-quality experience.
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Drinks range from $7 to $10, with toppings costing an extra $1.
There is no long wait time for drinks.
The bubble tea has dairy-free options.
Small cafe offers counter-only seating with self-service kiosks and a clean, welcoming vibe. The space feels cozy and relaxed but can get crowded, making conversation difficult. Known for high-quality matcha soft serve and a wide variety of matcha options.
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Maiko Matcha Cafe offers a huge selection of matcha options on the menu.
Prices are a bit high due to the cafe's specialty in matcha and tourist location.
The cafe is located within Rockefeller Center, making it convenient for tourists.
Japanese restaurant with a cafeteria-style setup offers a self-serve condiment bar and a tempura sauce station for customization. The space feels spacious and clean with minimalist design and a mural reflecting the udon theme. It attracts a busy crowd, especially students, creating a lively atmosphere with tables placed close together.
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During Restaurant Week 2024, tempura is 50% off.
You need to take a tray and tempura plate, then pay at the cash register.
The prices for udon range from $6.95 to $16.95.
Small, cramped space packed with authentic Japanese snacks and fresh sushi creates a lively vibe. Loud reggaeton music adds unexpected energy near the snacks and sauce section. Delicious mochi and a variety of onigiri options make it a great spot for light bites.
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There is an $8 minimum purchase for using a credit card.
Frozen items (except meat and fish) are 40% off every weekend.
Karaage chicken onigiri costs $2.50 each.
Outdoor courtyard shines with Japanese-themed artwork and paper lanterns, creating a lively marketplace vibe. Onigiri here is fresh and delicious, featuring unique options like fried chicken. Multiple spots serve mochi and shaved ice, blending sweet treats with authentic snacks.
Good to know
The food hall opens at 12 PM daily.
An exhibition and sale of foods from Japan runs from February 23rd to 26th.
Free sake tasting is available on Saturdays.