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๐Ÿถ Hidden Izakaya Gem in NYC: Uni Soba & Cozy Vibes | Sakagura

Tucked away in a Midtown office building (head downstairs to the basement!), Sakagura feels like a well-kept secret. With warm, traditional decor and an intimate atmosphere, itโ€™s a true escape from the city bustle โ€” though portions are small and prices are on the higher side. ๐Ÿ™ Nitako Wasabi Fresh octopus pieces with a light wasabi kick โ€” tasty but tiny for $18. ๐Ÿฎ Gyu Tan Daikon โญ Thick-cut braised beef tongue, incredibly tender and flavorful. A must-order! ๐Ÿฅ Niku Dofu A letdown โ€” thin slices of Wagyu over plain tofu, not well-integrated. Not worth $30. ๐Ÿš Mini Don Truly mini bowls (palm-sized) with sparse toppings. Good for a bite but not filling. ๐ŸŸ Black Cod Soft and well-cooked, though not extraordinary. ๐Ÿœ Uni Soba Chilled soba noodles topped with fresh uni โ€” clean, refreshing, and a highlight. ๐Ÿฐ Matcha Tiramisu Rich matcha flavor layered with creamy mascarpone โ€” a lovely dessert. Perfect for a quiet, atmospheric date or a low-key izakaya experience, but come prepared for small plates and higher tabs. ๐Ÿ“ Sakagura โ€“ Basement level, Midtown East ๐Ÿ’ฐ Around $90 per person #SakaguraNYC #IzakayaNYC #HiddenGem #UniSoba #NYCJapanese #DateNightSpot #NYCEats #SpeakeasyVibes #JapaneseFood #NYCRestaurants #CozySpot

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๐Ÿถ Hidden Izakaya Gem in NYC: Uni Soba & Cozy Vibes | Sakagura

Tucked away in a Midtown office building (head downstairs to the basement!), Sakagura feels like a well-kept secret. With warm, traditional decor and an intimate atmosphere, itโ€™s a true escape from the city bustle โ€” though portions are small and prices are on the higher side. ๐Ÿ™ Nitako Wasabi Fresh octopus pieces with a light wasabi kick โ€” tasty but tiny for $18. ๐Ÿฎ Gyu Tan Daikon โญ Thick-cut braised beef tongue, incredibly tender and flavorful. A must-order! ๐Ÿฅ Niku Dofu A letdown โ€” thin slices of Wagyu over plain tofu, not well-integrated. Not worth $30. ๐Ÿš Mini Don Truly mini bowls (palm-sized) with sparse toppings. Good for a bite but not filling. ๐ŸŸ Black Cod Soft and well-cooked, though not extraordinary. ๐Ÿœ Uni Soba Chilled soba noodles topped with fresh uni โ€” clean, refreshing, and a highlight. ๐Ÿฐ Matcha Tiramisu Rich matcha flavor layered with creamy mascarpone โ€” a lovely dessert. Perfect for a quiet, atmospheric date or a low-key izakaya experience, but come prepared for small plates and higher tabs. ๐Ÿ“ Sakagura โ€“ Basement level, Midtown East ๐Ÿ’ฐ Around $90 per person #SakaguraNYC #IzakayaNYC #HiddenGem #UniSoba #NYCJapanese #DateNightSpot #NYCEats #SpeakeasyVibes #JapaneseFood #NYCRestaurants #CozySpot

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