New York | A Restaurant I Want to Visit Over and Over Again

📎 Google Rating 4.3 / 5.0 💵 Average cost per person around $60 including tips ——— Menu (arranged by recommendation) ——— ◼️ Beef Potato Croquette A must-order No.1, currently the best croquette I’ve ever tasted. Most other places taste like meatloaf, but their special touch is that the filling is not evenly mixed, but rather a mix of potato chunks and beef cubes, paired with a secret sauce that is so good it brings tears to your eyes. Not greasy at all. ◼️ Washu Beef Sukiyaki Nabe Sukiyaki is like a godsend in winter! It has all the necessary ingredients. I recommend ordering an extra serving of udon to add in. It’s amazing when dipped in the soup. Note that this place’s broth is quite strong in flavor; it might be slightly salty if eaten on its own. ◼️ Tonkatsu Curry The default is pork cutlet, but we switched it to chicken. One bite and the chicken cutlet bursts with juice in your mouth, mixed with slightly spicy curry rice. It’s mesmerizing. ◼️ Salmon Oshizushi This appetizer is a great deal. Ordering it won’t go wrong, and it’s easy to share if there are many of you. The pieces with sauce are the best! 📌 Summary: This restaurant is located right next to Times Square, making it super convenient to visit after shopping. The taste will definitely not disappoint. The space is spacious, with tables much broader than those in Ktown. The staff are very nice and even helped us find ways to save money haha. Plus, they have many sets to choose from, which are also great for a single diner. #NewYork #JapaneseCuisine #JapaneseFood #Sukiyaki #Croquette #CurryRice #SalmonSushi #Udon #JapaneseDining #JapaneseRestaurant #NewYorkFood #NewYorkRestaurant #NewYorkFoodExploration #NewYorkLife #NewYorkDailyLife #NewYorkFoodGuide #NewYorkEatingAndDrinking #ManhattanFood #RestaurantIWannaVisitAgainAndAgain #HealingMomentsWithFood