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π€ Jukai πI hesitated a bit because of the Google reviews, but this is actually a pretty authentic Japanese izakaya. The chef is Japanese, which adds to the authenticity. The service was just okay. πThe sukiyaki is made in the Kanto style, with a slightly sweet seasoning. The roasted duck breast was pretty goodβIβll have to try the duck hot pot next time! π π€ Jua Finally got to try this one-Michelin-starred restaurant! The signature Caviar Kim was just okay, but the Jook rice porridge was a delightful surpriseβso comforting and warming! πThe branzino was perfectly grilled with a rich flavor. The seasoning here is tangy, salty, and fresh. In terms of taste, the desserts > main courses > appetizers. π π€ HOWOO A new and trendy Korean BBQ spot in K-town, perfect for a date night! They offer set menus, and the meat quality is even better than Nubiani. Plus, they have a great selection of red wines that are really delicious. π· #NYCFoodie #NYCEats ππΏ