
I've been told that Japonica is the oldest Japanese restaurant in the city and that back in the day the customers at the establishment were primarily Japanese. But enough nostalgia I've been to...
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Japonica, established in 1978, has become a renowned local landmark in New York City, known for its high standards, skilled sushi chef, and rapid turnover, resulting in some of the freshest and most diverse seafood and sushi offerings in the city.
Frequently mentioned in the New York press as the go-to place for Japanese cuisine, Japonica's authentic Japanese decor, knowledgeable staff, and artistically presented menu items showcase the best of this village institution located in the heart of the East West Village.
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I've been told that Japonica is the oldest Japanese restaurant in the city and that back in the day the customers at the establishment were primarily Japanese. But enough nostalgia I've been to...
I am not sure when this place got renovated but it's smaller and the menu is definitely more "upscale". I forgot to tell them no dressing on the side salad. It was a mayo based dressing typically...
The dishes were good and the staff were very, very nice. Not sure it's my favorite (probably because it seemed very expensive for the overall experience), but when in the area and with no wait, I...
BEST SUSHI IN NEW YORK. As a native New Yorker, in whom has been to all the hotspots and restaurants, I know you will have a delightful, calm, and delicious meal. Whether it be the lunch bento box...
Small, quaint Japanese restaurant located just south of Union Square. The sushi selections were a little pricey but the Bento Box was not bad. We had one with the Tempura as the entree selection...
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