Elle

Best bentos in Brooklyn! Thank me later! I love 750 Myrtle. The food is seasoned, consistent and authentic. Also, they serve Japanese groceries and they have a pretty large saki collection. Spread love the Brooklyn way and order from one of my favorite local restaurants.

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S. Fukui

JUST COME HERE. every dish on their daily changing menu is absolutely fantastic and superb. Trust whatever they recommend because the owners know what they are doing and I’ve honestly had some of the best bites and dishes in my life here at 750 myrtle. I love it!!!! I personally love their curry rice, buttered enoki mushrooms, ramen (when they have it), karaage fried chicken, snow crab fried rice, and yakitori.

Ryn -

It’s a cute place! The staff were very nice and the food is carefully packaged.

Jonah Sahn

Ambiance and Concept The diner is a unique fusion of a Japanese Steiner, a small grocery store, and a liquor store, all nestled in a cozy corner of New York City. This establishment defies expectations with its unassuming exterior and lack of a traditional Japanese name. The clever blend of dining and retail creates a vibrant, multifaceted experience, reminiscent of the small izakayas and shops found in the streets of Japan. Culinary Experience The highlight of this diner is undoubtedly its culinary offerings, particularly the tonkatsu. After a gastronomic journey through Japan, where I experienced some of the most flavorful tonkatsu, I was pleasantly surprised to find a comparable, if not superior, version in this unlikely spot. The pork chop is cooked to perfection, with a balance of crispiness and juiciness, enveloped in a rich, savory coating that elevates the dish to a sublime level. Service The service is warm and welcoming. The proprietors are not just owners; they are ambassadors of Japanese hospitality. Their kindness and attention to detail add a personal touch to the dining experience, making each visit memorable. Seating and Accessibility The seating arrangement is the diner's only apparent shortcoming. Most customers seem to prefer takeout or delivery, which the diner accommodates efficiently. However, for those who choose to dine in, the outdoor seating on the sidewalk is somewhat limited and lacks the comfort one might desire for a relaxed meal. There's certainly room for improvement in this area to enhance the overall dining experience. Overall Impression This diner is a hidden gem for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in New York City. Its unorthodox combination of a restaurant, grocery, and liquor store creates a unique charm. While the seating could use an upgrade, the quality of food, especially the tonkatsu, makes it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're ordering delivery or braving the limited outdoor seating, you're in for a culinary treat that brings a slice of Japan to the heart of New York. **Verdict:** A delightful surprise offering a genuine taste of Japan in an unexpected setting. Highly recommended for its exceptional tonkatsu and warm service, with the hope for improved seating arrangements in the future.

Steffryz

Chicken is amazing. I took a star off for the KRAFT BOX MAC N CHEESE. You can't make amazing chicken with box Mac n cheese. Make it from scratch

Matthew Grandin

Great spot for a date, nice ambiance, service, presentation. We loved two dishes we ordered, the beets and beans and broccoli rabe. The house fried chicken was a little bland, the other options are probably tastier. Will be back to try the rest of the menu.

Shy

Like this place a lot, been a few times but they need to check dates on items. I got 2 cans of their rice wine and they expired in july…..

the NYC Psychic

Rude rude RUDE staff and an invitation for food poisoning.. As others mentioned the food sits out and is NOT FRESH.. My apt is near by and I gave this shop a few too many tries to NOT be jerks . Nasty nasty food + nasty staff = NOPE

Peyton Wilton

There’s dog hair everywhere in here and I even saw a dog walking around near all the food and kitchen. Very rude staff and the food tastes like cheap packaged Japanese food. This place has lots of low ratings for a reason. There’s of amazing food options in the neighborhood but this isn’t one of them.

G C

I live in the neighborhood and have been around far longer than this “restaurant” - the owners are rude , aggressive and have no respect for the law. I am disabled and they will not let me enter with my service dog - this is a violation of state and federal law . Furthermore the food quality is terrible and they should be shut down by the health dept . I have received food that tasted like it sat out all day via online order - only to realize that their food does sit out all day, unrefrigerated , literally on a wire bookshelf - for hours . Avoid at all costs . They are jerks , the food is awful. - and they have no respect for their disabled community nor the laws of the United states.

Daniel

been a long time customer but got literal MOLD in my curry in my delivery order. Never again…. I thought Japanese people were clean