Maria

My husband picked up three sandwiches to go: we had the chicken cutlet, soft shell crab and beef sandwich. They were all so delicious. We also had the avocado matcha shake which was very tasty. Prices are incredible. It gets very busy, and it is worth the wait. 😊

AJ

Nice neighborhood feel: very friendly and welcoming staff who know some of the customers by first name. The onigiri taste extremely fresh and high quality. I loved the beef sandwich, the spicy chicken onigiri as well as the soft shell crab. Spicy sauce is a must. Love this place

Mica Tan

The owner, Oda-san, is super nice and the food is delicious and authentically Japanese. Everything is also at a fair price. The tonkotsu ramen is delicious and reminds me of the ramen I ate in Japan. He also serves heart shaped onigiri and tonkotsu and chicken rice burgers. I've been here at least 10 times in the past week. I can't recommend trying this place enough especially if you like coffee, tea, or Japanese food. 10 stars if I could!

+4

Sonia Wong

Decently priced food. Got the mackerel onigirazu for $10. Husband got salmon onigiri for $4.50. The matcha latte was okay, but I guess it makes sense for the affordable price. Just be careful about fish bones in the mackerel. I'm used to eating fish with lots of bones so I didnt mind.

CL G

The food was good. I got the chicken ongiri sandwich, Moshi white peach soda and a latte. The sandwich was good and the white peach soda was one of the best sodas that I've ever had. I also got a latte which was good. The service was ok. I came for the Ramen noodle soup, but I came too early. (I think he said 11am is when they start serving it). The ongiri sandwich flavors were chicken, beef, eel, calamari, salmon and shrimp. The picture outside the store also show an okra one but I didn't see it in the store. There is outside seating.

ramata doray

I had the chicken rice sandwich – really good. There wasn’t a lot of rice, which I loved because it let the other ingredients shine. The chicken was very crunchy and paired well with the avocado, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, and cheese. I also added their house sauce on top – so good. I would recommend getting here early since they run out of items fast, and there’s usually a wait. I believe the owner is working alone, so he’s handling everything himself, which is a lot. If you don’t mind waiting upwards of 30 minutes, definitely give it a chance – the food is great. I’d give it an 8.5.

Evelyn Morales

Food is wonderful, the wait not so much. You can taste the love in the food but I wouldn’t go if I was starving and hangry, the wait is long. They have a good selection of options though, on a day I have time I would definitely return.

Piash Debnath

The owner was very nice and the service was quick. The prices were reasonable for NYC. Personally I didn’t love the taste of any of the things I had. The matcha latte was a bit grainy for me. The fillings in the onigiri were a bit too small with the rice tasting a bit too hard/old. The chicken cutlet had a weird taste. The shrimp sandwich was much better and tasted fresh. But very flavorless. The Shrimp and rice was the best dish. Was almost identical to like an Indian shrimp curry.

Sledge Williams

In my honest opinion, it's OK. The Instagram algorithm tipped me onto this place since it's nearby one of the Blink gyms I frequent, so I figured, why not? The place is small, felt packed with a number of people here, so the place does get good business. I left unsure of what I wanted to order because there was no menu for food, only coffee and tea, which I had no appetite for at the time. They didn't even have Iced Tea, just a few drinks kinda close to it. I had an idea for a sandwich but didn't know what they had because once again, the place had no food menu, so I just went with the Chicken Teriyaki onigiri. The onigiri itself is good but felt too light, it did not really fill me up at all, maybe I could've ordered something bigger but the place was already packed with customers and I didn't want to wait on more food so I just settled with it and an apple and grape fusion soda with no sugar. The drink...wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't want it again anytime soon. This place may be a hit with others but, it just wasn't it for me. Nothing bad about that, not everything is gonna be a home run and it's not even a knock on Japanese food as a while because I'm a fan of their style of food. It ISN'T for me for lack of better words. I wish this place the best of business, not sure if I'd return here but they'll be fine without me.

Jensine Raihan

The owner (?) older Japanese man does not seem to like that he is running a restaurant/store. This place requires cash for any purchase under $15 but I had the most odd experience with him. I asked him what the difference between their matcha latte vs. tea is and he refused to answer -- he expected me to know. When I said I wanted the tea and the shrimp tempura onigiri he told me that I needed to pay in cash, I did not have any so I went searching for an ATM but could not get the cash. So I came back and ordered a bunch of additional things including some crab/shrimp chips with lots of chemical additives (I find out later) and matcha pudding (which is decent), but he does not give me the onigiri and when I mention that he insists that I did not order it and he won't ring it up because they just do not ring up multiple orders separately. He also was just rude -- he would say things under his breath, really quickly and when I asked what he said he said that I am slow and I am not "there." Very odd. My friend who also went with me had a similar experience. The guy just does not want to work there. He was like to me -- have you been to other parts of the world? They're not like people in New York. ??? Okay, thank you. Idk just very odd and unpleasant treatment!