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- Rubén GarcíaSeptember 11, 2017Great Japanese breakfast. Set menu for $29 (no tipping) includes delicious miso soup, rice, choice of fish (roasted tuna belly was great) and a few tiny veggie sides, all very refined and tasty
- EaterJuly 18, 2017The crowd here is younger, where small groups and couples are mulling over bowls of uni miso mazemen in the evening and Japanese breakfast during the day.
- AmateurConciergeJuly 15, 2019Transport yourself to Tokyo. Tiny little spot that serves a fish centric Japanese lunch set during the day (pictured) and mazeman and ramen by night
- Emily WilsonJuly 24, 2017Japanese breakfast here is one of the most special food experiences you can have in this city. Tranquil atmosphere, spectacular food, and thoughtful service. Don't miss the tea shop, Kettl, upstairs.
- Mara LecocqDecember 13, 2014Really great quaint place that serves Japanese breakfast around lunch and ramen in the evening. Seats 12. The wait is unreal but it's worth it. Go there at 10 am or after 10 pm to avoid a 2-hr wait.
- Aline VelterFebruary 19, 2023The Ichiju Sansai was perfect. It was my first time trying the Japanese Breakfast Set and I started very well. Can’t wait to go back.
- AlexJuly 29, 2016traditional Japanese breakfast — fish option of the day, two veg, egg, multigrain rice, miso soup + optional onsen tamago. incredible food, lovely staff, and nice space. small portions, but worth it.
- Jess NaldoOctober 5, 2014Beautifully prepared traditional japanese-inspired breakfast for only $12. Don't skip on the side of brown ride topped with fresh uni and an Onsen egg. Come back for the omakase and ramen! YUM!
- Puu KampolratanaOctober 18, 2014Went on Saturday and waited 45 mins. Got to try everything they have on the menu. $15 set menu (Trout or Blue fish) and $18 for Tuna set. We also got the poached egg, uni, and ikura. Exellent!
- KinoNovember 11, 2014Japanese set breakfast here is delicious. The main is a grilled fish, depends on day, for under $20. I highly recommend the poached egg for an extra $1. Orion beer & sake available. Ramen dinner only.
- HillelApril 26, 2015Come for the fish. Lots of traditional Japanese flavors. Pre fixe breakfast under $20 - recommend skipping the egg/uni addition to the rice and using the money on the appetizer. Quick seating if solo.
- Luyba ZeylikmanOctober 19, 2016The set is so simple and yet so beautiful. The staff take very special care to make your dish well balanced in both texture and taste. This is one of my all time favorites.
- Melissa YuApril 30, 2017Come here for brunch. Service is intimate and on point. Their method of prep and plating is 👌🏼get the poached egg to put over your rice.
- Virginia NewmanOctober 26, 2016Breakfast set is perfectly balanced- light yet hearty, flavorful and delicious. Feels like a hole-in-the-wall you could stumble across in Shinjuku. Best breakfast in Williamsburg.
- Sarah SpagnoloJanuary 16, 2015Perfect $15 set breakfast/lunch. Choose between the daily catch. I went with tile fish (mackerel was the other option). Ramen is on the menu for dinner but I bet this tiny spot gets jammed!
- Rachel ChengAugust 20, 2018the blue fin tuna was honestly to die for. its buttery fatty texture is something i still think about to thIS DAY. amazing service, filling meal, and hoping to come again soon!! 👌👌
- Jean TranMay 7, 2016Amazing service. Super small and intimate space but very cozy and great vibes. Highly encourage you to listen to their suggestions regarding the dishes! Everything is amazing
- Alex RobertsonJune 28, 2017breakfast is obviously the hit here but don't sleep on the mazemen! The bacon and egg dish is absolutely delicious. This place is incredibly cute and I felt very taken care of
- Amazing! Fresh seafood ingredients and veggie produce. A healthy japanese breakfast packed with full flavors! They do not take rsvp... so grab a book and wait in the coffee shop around the corner!
- Nick AndlingerDecember 21, 2016Excellent 12 seat ramen spot. Get the sashimi platter no matter what it is. Really liked the clam lips and miso. Loved the bacon and egg mazemen.
- Joe DOctober 17, 201512 seats total. For dinner for 2, I'd recommend one ramen and one mazeman so you can try both the wet and dry noodles, respectively. Your belly will have room for something else. Like the daily sashim
- Cynthia LinJune 20, 2015fantastic service! 6 of us + baby got there 15 mins before they opened on Sat. at 9:45am and there were already people waiting outside. They only have 12 seats and still fit us in! Best tomago ever
- Borys PierovNovember 20, 2017A unique Japanese style full-course breakfast. A bit pricey if you compare to how much it costs in Japan but is pretty good. No tipping (as in Japan). $20 deposit to sign up into the line
- Natalia CmOctober 22, 2018Set menu for breakfast. Japanese-style service, no tip needed. The place is small so the wait may be long, especially on weekends.
- Sazzad HossainFebruary 18, 2019There is definitely a wait. Come early and put your name down on the wait list. Since it is a very small location, planning ahead is a must.
- Scott LeeOctober 30, 2014the noodle choices are all awesome! ramen service is only available in the evenings. they also offer Japanese breakfast from 9AM-2PM everyday. Yuji's also super friendly if you get a chance to meet!
- KateDecember 31, 2023Loved. Had the standard set and added the Onsen Tomago. Highly recommend what I got and making a reservation to go.
- Alex PyatetskyJuly 15, 2017Been meaning to check it out for a while. Ambiance particularly charming, seats ~10 people. No tips accepted. Food was very nice. Subtle. Quality. Excellent execution of concept.
- Connie ChiuFebruary 19, 2017Simplicity at its best. Tried the Spanish mackerel which was perfectly seasoned. Side dishes are all good. They didn't have the uni and poached egg when we came 😭
- Sean HowellOctober 19, 2017Japanese breakfast always feels energizing and powerful. This place is delicious. Set breakfast is 25-30. Today upgraded to collar.
- Danny NathanSeptember 5, 2016Traditional Japanese bento meals. Awesome ramen. The menu/name changes based on time/day (bentos at lunch, ramen in evenings, tasting menu only weekends).
- Simple and serene. Every day there is one set meal for $9 in the traditional Japanese ichi ju san sai style, one soup and three sides with seasonal ingredients. Love it here.
- Naphat KijsamrejJune 4, 2016Long wait but great food! Had the donburi with lightly marinated fish 🐟, slightly sweetened soy-y brown rice and refreshing shiso.
- Lane RettigAugust 13, 2015Super friendly staff and a set menu so you only have to choose the fish. The oily, delicious blackfish was amazing.
- LukeFebruary 23, 2015The lunch/brunch menu is a pre fixe Japanese breakfast, complete with barley tea, a rustic chunk of fish, rice, miso and an Instagram worthy array of seasonal sides.
- Lauren AtkinsFebruary 4, 2018Puristic simplicity at its best- traditional japanese breakfast prepared with low waste cooking method. The food was tasty and embodied the thoughtfulness that went into the process.
- TomMarch 6, 2016This is how breakfast should be. Good health food with friendly service. Very limited seating but they will take down your number and call you when a table becomes available.
- JeffreyJuly 13, 2014Oatmeal and grapefruit is your idea of a healthy breakfast, ichiju sansai. 10-4 on weekends, is the set-price, seafood-centered Japanese breakfast most often encountered in posh hotels.
- Penn MarchaelAugust 23, 2017Fantastic breakfast! Get there early to get a seat. Truly a special Japanese breakfast
- Joseph EylesApril 19, 2018Everything about this place is perfect. Go for a first date, then set a date and go every other week
- SarahMay 13, 2015The daily shoyu is always so delicious and fresh. Stop in right when they open at 6pm for a quick seating. Place is tiny but atmosphere is perfect.
- Jen S.May 2, 2016If you're going to drop $30+ on breakfast, you should do it here. Everything is perfect and you won't be sorry.
- Tyler ReinhardMarch 26, 2016if you are reading reviews of okonomi trying to talk yourself out of a breakfast, are you crazy? just go. live a little. you'll expect more out of food afterwards.
- Yuji, who brought mazemen to New York, opened this outpost that serves savory brunch and his signature brothless ramen.
- Jeremy FisherNovember 15, 2014Transforms into Yuji Ramen in the evenings. Great sashimi starter, ramen, and mazeman