The Izakaya is a Japanese eatery and sushi bar located in New York City. The restaurant is known for its innovative menu creations that present modern comfort foods that people from all over the world will love. The restaurant is also famous for its addictive cabbage, which is a traditional izakaya dish. The dining room is narrow, but comfortable and relaxed, mimicking the traditional izakayas of Japan.
The newest addition to the Restaurant Collection at SIMON Roosevelt Field mall, Nomiya — which translates to ‘saloon’ — stands as the area’s first izakaya. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of minimalism, the interior of Nomiya is split between a hickory-accented bar and windowed dining room framed by black granite walls. Guests can pair their meal with one of the eleven premium bottles of sake listed on the menu, such as the unfiltered, cream-colored Yuki Tora Snow Tiger nigori or bright, effervescent Uka Junmai Daiginjo; or opt for a refreshing cocktail made with soju – the national drink of Korea which is commonly distilled from potato. Also available are housemade sodas flavored with either lychee, yuzu, or mandarin, and imported wine and beer selections.
Home-made Ni-Hachi (20-80) Soba & Yakitori, at a fun Izakaya place! Our chef carefully curates the menu so that every single bite brings smile to every one. If your group is larger than 12, please call the restaurant directly at (212) 377-8947.
We, Tokyo Ichiban Foods, started our business in the restaurant industry. We continue to pursue serving quality food that will delight our guests, and we cherish our relationship with them. Today, pivoting from our strong origin, we are also expanding our scope of business to aqua-farming, seafood processing and distribution.We oversee the process through professional culinary eyes, from when the fish is cultivated until it is served to our guests. This allows us to build a sustainable and traceable system that will lead to higher customer satisfaction.Japanese cuisine is blessed with opulent nature from both the mountains and the sea, which brings us rich seafood. Our wish is to bring quality seafood and Japanese food culture to the world, making the global food culture even richer and stronger.
Zuma NYC is a contemporary Japanese izakaya-style restaurant located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, renowned for its stunning design and innovative culinary offerings. The dining experience at Zuma is characterized by its warm atmosphere, sleek decor, and an open kitchen and a sushi bar that invites guests to witness the artistry of the chefs at work. The menu features a variety of meticulously crafted dishes, including sashimi, sushi, and grilled proteins from the robata grill.In addition to the main dining area, Zuma boasts a stylish lounge that embodies the same chic aesthetic as the restaurant. This inviting space is perfect for socializing, a lively yet relaxed ambiance, making it an excellent spot for after-work drinks or unwinding with friends.Nearby attractions include the iconic Central Park, the dazzling lights of Times Square, and the renowned Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), all within walking distance, making Zuma an excellent choice for a pre- or post-exploration meal.
**KEI Izakaya consist of two distinct spaces under one roof.KEI (pronounced “KAY”) is a modern izakaya and cocktail bar in New York City. We’re known for grilled yakitori and plant-based dishes, alongside small plates, hand rolls, ramen, and skewers. KEI was designed as a place to gather—a spot where bold flavors, playful energy, and good drinks meet. With food that looks as good as it tastes, and an atmosphere that feels like a celebration, every night at KEI is meant to be enjoyed.
Yopparai is a well-loved Japanese restaurant and sake bar known for a wide variety of sake paired with traditional Japanese cuisine. We serve traditional Japanese favorites like sashimi, sushi and grilled meat/fish, while also offering signature dishes like homemade tofu, oden, and Japanese-style hot pot. All of our dishes are homemade using a combination of fresh local ingredients and fish and meat sourced from Japan. We offer unique seating in intimate booths on Japanese tatami mats, as well as counter seating in front of our sushi chefs. If you're celebrating a special occasion, please consider our limited-availability chef's omakase menu. The omakase experience may be booked in advance through Open Table or by calling the restaurant.
Occupying a dramatic, festive space beneath the catwalk entry of Moxy Lower East Side, Japanese restaurant Sake no Hana serves free-spirited izakaya dishes invigorated with New York attitude. With a shareable menu of grilled teppanyaki dishes, yakitori skewers, Wagyu beef, creative sushi rolls, and a curated list of sakes, beers, and cocktails highlighting Japanese spirits. The space buzzes with alluring energy perfect for any celebration.
A modern Japanese izakaya, rooted in wano (和の) meaning Japanese style — balance, intention, and a deep respect for flavor. Drawing from the energy of Tokyo and Osaka and the laid-back island spirit of Okinawa, this space blends multiple sides of Japan into one stylish New York experience.Hand rolls, sashimi, and shareable plates layer bold, refined flavors alongside cocktails, sake, and Japanese whisky. A go-to for power lunches, after-work drinks, and nights that begin with Tokyo Twilight and flow effortlessly into dinner.Come for the vibes. Stay for the bites.