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Japanese Cuisine
Bar Masa is one of Japanese Cuisine.

1. Bar Masa

7.6
10 Columbus Cir (at W 60th St), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Central Park · 71 tips and reviews

2. Brushstroke

30 Hudson St (at Duane St), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Tribeca · 80 tips and reviews

Being FattyBeing Fatty: Exceptional food, nice space too, going for the kaiseki tasting is best.

3. Cagen

414 E 9th St (btwn Avenue A & 1st Ave), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · East Village · 32 tips and reviews

julia t.julia t: Omakase 7-course at the sushi bar. Delicious, great service, clever dishes. Japanese chimichurri with the sashimi? Yes please.

Hirohisa is one of Japanese Cuisine.

4. Hirohisa

8.3
73 Thompson St (btwn Spring St & Broome St), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · SoHo · 31 tips and reviews

TomTom: Hidden gem in SoHo. Both omasakes are great. The 9 course includes 2 more appetizers and higher grade dishes. Homemade soba is offered if you're not full.

5. Kajitsu

125 E 39th St (btwn Park & Lexington Ave), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Murray Hill · 72 tips and reviews

Harumi U.Harumi U: Tasting menu is great! Vegetarian and healthy don't always go together, but here, you know you are eating wonderful food which is clean enough for monks

Kyo Ya is one of Japanese Cuisine.

6. Kyo Ya

94 E 7th St (btwn 1st Ave & Ave A), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · East Village · 61 tips and reviews

Sue L.Sue Lee: New favorite Japanese spot. Stay away from the "normal" dishes and get their seasonal specials.

Sugarfish is one of Japanese Cuisine.

7. Sugarfish

8.8
33 E 20th St (btwn Broadway & Park Ave S), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Flatiron District · 112 tips and reviews

EaterEater: $23, $33, or $45 menus start with edamame and include courses like tuna sashimi, albacore tuna, and a toro hand-roll. Eater’s senior critic Robert Sietsema had a promising lunch there opening week. Read more.