We started off with the pan fried gyoza (pork), which was delicious. 7, wrote, "The restaurant is not very big, but they have an outside sitting area. Yelper Ellie T., who reviewed Mori on Oct. Yelp users are excited about Mori, which currently holds five stars out of 35 reviews on the site. Try the miso marinated Bering Sea black cod with cauliflower puree, the Korean fried chicken sandwich with a soy-gochujang glaze, or the very red panang curry with dayboat scallops and peanuts. Mori is an Asian fusion, Japanese and French spot in Park Slope. Moriģ51 Fifth Ave., Park Slope Photo: mary f./ Yelp Ikinari Steak is open from 11 a.m.–11 p.m. The fact that they cut off the meat you'll eat in front of you has given extra assurance of quality." wrote, "It was reasonably priced, the menu was straightforward, and the steak was of great quality. The servers were also incredibly nice and helpful." I would also recommend spending the extra couple of dollars to get the broccoli or the greens to go with it.
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noted, "If you're looking for good steak meal that doesn't burn a hole in your wallet, this is the place to check out! The ribeye and sirloin were cooked perfectly and were full of flavor. Yelp users are generally positive about Ikinari Steak, which currently holds four stars out of 25 reviews on the site. Add a side, such as mashed potatoes, salad or garlic pepper rice. Choose between ribeye, sirloin, filet and rangiri. Here, you can watch the chefs cut your meat as you place your order. This fall, Ikinari Steak launched its latest Japanese steakhouse and wine bar on Lexington Avenue in the Upper East Side. Ikinari Steakġ007 Lexington Ave., Upper East Side Photo: ikinari steak lexington ave/ Yelp The grilled cheese sando with seaweed is to die for, as is the pork skewer." noted, "Super attentive and friendly service, delicious eats and cool drinks.
I tried the Nori Fries ($7), which is a big portion of perfectly crunchy crinkle cuts, the Fujimi Crispy Chicken Skewer ($8) and the Fra'mani Mortadella Katsu Sando ($15), a great version of those Japanese milk bread sandwiches with some really salty crispy mortadella." Yelper Mike C., who was one of the first users to visit Katana Kitten on July 26, wrote, "This is another one of those bars that is worth going to just for the great food alone. Katana Kitten currently holds 4.5 stars out of 18 reviews on Yelp, indicating a good response from visitors so far.
Try the charred Japanese eggplant appetizer with crunchy shallots and peanuts the grilled cheese sandwich with muenster, parmesan dust, nor and sesame or the fujimi crispy chicken skewer with a soy-garlic and sake marinade. The kitchen whips up small bites, sandwiches and skewers. Katana Kitten is a Japanese restaurant and cocktail bar in West Village.
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