Really nice pub with lots of space. It was quiet when i was there on a weeknight, but I'm sure it gets packed. I tried their lamb burger with a Brooklyn lager for dinner. The burger was huge and unwieldy, but very good. The staff were friendly and my server, Marisol, was very attentive. Prices are very reasonable too and they even proactively offered a discount for staying at Candlewood Suites nearby. This place made my night and I would definitely come back.

It was a sweet surprise in the heart of New York. Had Premier League playing and the US Open, great for International sports viewing. Food was delicious and happy hour deals were amazing! We got seating very quickly and served the same. Recommend if you’re in the mood for a cozy Irish pub. Only critique I have is the mocktails, be sure you’re a fan of the ingredients before ordering.

Large indoor pub atmosphere (without the smell of stale beer) with a great menu and fast turnaround. It was surprisingly quiet. Food was very good and waiters super attentive. Great for lunch meetings. My guest remarked at the surprisingly good pick and said he'd return. Can't get a better review than that.

Classic pub atmosphere with a relaxed, local crowd. Drinks were well made and the vibe is easygoing, a good spot to catch up or unwind after work. Service was friendly and casual, exactly what you expect from a neighborhood pub. Grab a seat at the bar for the best experience and conversation.

Stella “Theatratics” Epstein

hole in the wall I cannot recommend enough. call ahead to make sure there is space but it's totally worth it

Sharon Leidheiser

Wonderful food. Cozy sleeve of a place. Excellent service and the best soup I've had ever from an Asian restaurant. Large shrimp. , fresh ingredients. May take 10-15 minutes, call ahead to order.

zoe g

Fresh sushi and great service! Got the mango tuna and avocado eel rolls! Very kind and attentive server, very quiet and peaceful atmosphere, and delicious sushi for such a good price! 6 pieces for $8.50.

Danny Margolin

Came here last minute knowing it looked like a quick easy entry level sushi place which is it. What surprised me was their queenie roll being a roll I haven't seen before and surprisingly refreshing and pleasant. We also asked about a big substitution, basically changing a roll completely and they said they could do it for us. The salmon avocado roll was very soft and both the salmon and avocado were very fresh. Im very glad I stopped in and will come again!

Malte Lenstam

The best food I have ever eaten! So much flavour and so great staff! If I would live in New York I would go here every day!

Tyler Wolf

Fish is fresh. Good deal $13 two roll combo with soup or salad. Staff is very friendly. Quick service

Adam Dale

Just had a takeout lunch from Aya Sushi. The rainbow roll and the sashimi (salmon belly, octopus, yellowtail, yellowtail belly, fluke, striped bass) was delicious and fresh. Was even given a free extra eel sauce and extra soy sauce, plus a dessert orange that had been cut in interesting fashion. The portions were perfect for me so I didn’t feel like I had too much or too little…just right. Definitely recommended to any connoisseurs of Japanese cuisine, regardless of living in the area or visiting. There was a “Ken” in the restaurant while I was waiting for my order. He wouldn’t shut up about the seaweed being inedible, which isn’t true. He probably just ate the green plastic decoration lol. The staff handled this Ken respectfully, and I commend them for the patience they had, as I could clearly see how much love they put into their food. Dealing with entitled people is a drain for anyone owning or working in a restaurant, as it is also a drain for other customers who witness it. Thanks guys! You did awesome and I can’t wait to be back again!

Erika Alicea

Best sushi in town . The sesame chicken made to perfection and presentation was also neatly done .

Alek Lozan

Very good sushi and good price! Definitely will come back!

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Lance Burney

Don’t let the size of this place fool you, their curry dish was amazing, and my daughter ate the chicken katsu. Staff was super friendly and the food was fresh. Highly recommended!

Asli Pisano

Very small place, but good sushi. Service is quick and friendly. Prices were affordable (ordered a lunch special).

Irish Pub near Port Authority Station. Popped into this joint while meeting with a friend. I went during happy hour and ordered various frozen drinks and also some eats. I ordered the fish tacos, and quite honestly i was very surprised, my expectations for bar food is well adjusted but yes, that fish was one of the most moist, and supple fried fish ever, even for a bar; so i was quite impressed and surprised by the quality of the fish tacos. now on other hand, i ordered their 10$ frozen margaritas and pina colada; now it wasn't bad by any means, it felt a bit short on alcohol or rum, i tasted a lot of mix and sugar, but not much alcohol, and mind you, i have very low tolerance for alcohol now, so it must of been quite absent. The staff was nice and attentive, and I would go back, perhaps this time, beers, and most of all, that fish taco again.

They were understaffed. We and all the tables around us were waiting for the server for various needs - ordering, drink refills, check, etc. The person filling our water was attentive so we had to communicate via him a couple times. We were stressed because we had a show to go to. On the positive side, the place had a warm, inviting atmosphere, reasonably priced drinks and food, and great vegetarian options. My husband and I liked our entrees - cod and a mushroom flatbread. The Joyce Amber was good too. I would come back on a night when we have no time constraints.

Typical burger joint but a great find for that part of the city. Reasonable prices and moderately good food. Very large interior (unusually so for midtown). Perfect for a quick meal before a show. I'd go back.

LOS B

Just another sushi spot. Options are what one would expect. Place is extremely small to dine in. No bathroom for customers. The sound of someone in the back hockin a loogie set the perfect ambiance as well

Kee O.

Great sushi, reasonable price, and friendly staff. Pretty small shop so I would definitely get takeout rather than eating-in but you can order online or by phone which is very convenient. Definitely not "out of this world" with flavor but good nonetheless.

Yugesh Baral

I recently visited Aya Sushi and was blown away by their signature assorted sushi and sashimi platter. Each bite was a delightful explosion of fresh, meticulously crafted flavor. I loved the modern ambiance and attentive service. It exceeded my expectations and left me with a truly remarkable experience.

S Ng

Small Japanese restaurant with lots of options in the menu. The bento lunch option has generous portions and taste great (but the dumpling in the bento was not the greatest). The sushi is fresh and simple. Overall it was a good meal and fast service.

Victor Green

Very good! The Tuna roll had a very generous amount of tuna in it. Beef negimaki was excellent. Decent selection of sake. Bento box was lovely. The only downside is that it's incredibly small. Like 5 tables really close together small. Great for take out but you'll be lucky to get a table.

Shima Rastgordani

I liked AYA experience. Nice sushi when you crave a cozy place close to Times and Port Authority. Friendly staff!

Syed Ashrafulla

Super basic kinda-Asian restaurant, with a nice staff making average sushi. I'm rating this against the best of the best, but let me be clear: I will frequent this place again. Around Times Square, the quality here is just good enough and the trust just good enough that I would rather eat here than most other $30-or-less meal places in Times Square. So I'm not sure how to rate this: four stars b/c of the comparison with the rest of Times Square, or three stars b/c of the comparison with, say, Long Island City? Anyway, get a roll, they're well-sized. I also got the seemingly silly tuna pizza. The crust does hold up but isn't that crunchy when taken out, so eat that one there.

Piti Wong

An okay place for an asian food visit. The reason I said 'asian', not japanese, because the main entree seems to have a mix of thai/chinese/japanese food. It has reasonable price and close by the Port of Authority enough that you can stop by for a quick meal before departure.

Sushila Nair

This place is small but serves perfectly acceptable Sushi. The Miso was tasty and the Sushi selection was good. I wasn't overawed but I did enjoy the food. It is very close to the Hilton Hampton Inn. If you are looking for a reasonably priced meal fairly close to Penn station and Times Square then this is a good choice.

Quite a horrible experience. I had the most salty sweet potato fries I have ever tasted, they were just covered in salt, uneatable. Really don’t understand why, cause otherwise they would have been quite good. The burger bun was not good either. The waiter didn’t hear our order of the beer correctly, took the wrong one away, but then still charged us. Also I ordered red wine, but got white, but at least there the waiter acknowledged that he mixed things up (the wine was pretty bad btw). Crème brûlée was too sweet, the chocolate cake didn’t have the right texture. 20% tip was added automatically to our group of 4. Really don’t understand how they can have such a high score.

I am rating this off my son and my second visit. He brought me to NYC to celebrate my 70th birthday. The pub was right next door to our hotel. Our first night in down we stopped in for happy hour. Had a very nice waiter, reasonably priced happy hour drinks and an appetizer. The second night on the way back from celebrating my birthday we decided to stop in before going back to the hotel. We were not even there for 1&1/2 hours as the bar closed at midnight. I had house Chardonnay and my son had well drinks, gin and tonic. We each had a couple of shots of Bailey. The bartender was not personable and as he wanted to clear the bar by midnight he brings one of those stupid card readers around and charges you without ever presenting a bill. Unfortunately my son did not asked for a receipt. Imagine his surprise when he checked his account later and the total was $150. How we spent that much in that amount of time is beyond me. Something does not add up ASK FOR A PRINTED RECEIPT BEFORE PAYING. WOULD NEVER GO BACK!

We were super disappointed with this place. Sat down and the bartender told us the kitchen was closed but we could order drinks. This was surprising because it was only 9:30 and the hours said they closed at midnight. Decided to stay for a few drinks since it was our last night in NYC and it was close to our hotel. The bartender was talking to another customer nearby said several times that “it was slow so they were going to close soon.” She continued her conversation with him and took at least 10 minutes to take our drink order. 2 other groups walked in not long after us and were immediately told it was last call even though we had been told it was ok for us to stay when we had asked to close out. Not sure if this is a regular practice on slower nights but it made the whole experience super uncomfortable. We only stayed long enough to finish our drinks. Sad that the good reviews were so misleading. Would have chosen to go to one of the other bars we had enjoyed instead of wasting our time here