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750 Myrtle Diner
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A daily menu of European-Japanese comfort fare offered in a candlelit space with an art deco vibe.
Nearby attractions
Marcy Playground
753 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Ginas Esther Ladies entrance גינת אסתר
96A Sandford St, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Ginas Esther Mens entrance גינת אסתר
91 Walworth St, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Brooklyn Public Library - Marcy Branch
617 DeKalb Ave. at, Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Stockton Playground
662 Park Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Lights on Kent for Events
862 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Willoughby Playground
130 Vernon Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Star Spangled Playground
194 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Imperial Hall
712 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Herbert Von King Park
670 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Nearby restaurants
Mona Ayala
746 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
La Placita Oxaqueña
709 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Anaiah
744 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Sushi K Bar
888 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Sugar Hill Restaurant & Supper Club
217 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
GANNI'S PIZZERIA
652 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
F&Bar: A Unique Speakeasy and Global Omakase
705 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
U Like
602 Marcy Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Chinantla
657 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
New China Garden
679 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Nearby hotels
Aura Hotel Brooklyn
56 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Pointe Plaza Hotel
2 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Yellow Block Bed & Breakfast
208 Quincy St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Rhondas Bed and Breakfast
26 Van Buren St, Brooklyn, NY 11221
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750 Myrtle Diner

750 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
4.4(143)
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A daily menu of European-Japanese comfort fare offered in a candlelit space with an art deco vibe.

attractions: Marcy Playground, Ginas Esther Ladies entrance גינת אסתר, Ginas Esther Mens entrance גינת אסתר, Brooklyn Public Library - Marcy Branch, Stockton Playground, Lights on Kent for Events, Willoughby Playground, Star Spangled Playground, Imperial Hall, Herbert Von King Park, restaurants: Mona Ayala, La Placita Oxaqueña, Anaiah, Sushi K Bar, Sugar Hill Restaurant & Supper Club, GANNI'S PIZZERIA, F&Bar: A Unique Speakeasy and Global Omakase, U Like, Chinantla, New China Garden
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Featured dishes

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Karaage Fried Chicken Wings
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2 Onigiri + 5pc Karaage Fried Chicken
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Edamame
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Tonkatsu Curry Rice
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Assorted Tsukemono Pickles
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Mac & Cheese
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Spinach And Tofu Salad
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Kinpira Gobo
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Ikura Salmon Roe (Frozen) 6oz
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Ramen Noodle Bowl
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Ikura Don
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Karaage Fried Chicken Sandwich

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Nearby attractions of 750 Myrtle Diner

Marcy Playground

Ginas Esther Ladies entrance גינת אסתר

Ginas Esther Mens entrance גינת אסתר

Brooklyn Public Library - Marcy Branch

Stockton Playground

Lights on Kent for Events

Willoughby Playground

Star Spangled Playground

Imperial Hall

Herbert Von King Park

Marcy Playground

Marcy Playground

4.3

(93)

Open 24 hours
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Ginas Esther Ladies entrance גינת אסתר

Ginas Esther Ladies entrance גינת אסתר

4.5

(24)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Ginas Esther Mens entrance גינת אסתר

Ginas Esther Mens entrance גינת אסתר

5.0

(11)

Open 24 hours
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Brooklyn Public Library - Marcy Branch

Brooklyn Public Library - Marcy Branch

4.1

(62)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of 750 Myrtle Diner

Mona Ayala

La Placita Oxaqueña

Anaiah

Sushi K Bar

Sugar Hill Restaurant & Supper Club

GANNI'S PIZZERIA

F&Bar: A Unique Speakeasy and Global Omakase

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Chinantla

New China Garden

Mona Ayala

Mona Ayala

4.6

(38)

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La Placita Oxaqueña

La Placita Oxaqueña

3.9

(75)

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Anaiah

Anaiah

4.1

(9)

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Sushi K Bar

Sushi K Bar

4.5

(195)

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Jonah SahnJonah Sahn
Ambiance and Concept The diner is a unique fusion of a Japanese Steiner, a small grocery store, and a liquor store, all nestled in a cozy corner of New York City. This establishment defies expectations with its unassuming exterior and lack of a traditional Japanese name. The clever blend of dining and retail creates a vibrant, multifaceted experience, reminiscent of the small izakayas and shops found in the streets of Japan. Culinary Experience The highlight of this diner is undoubtedly its culinary offerings, particularly the tonkatsu. After a gastronomic journey through Japan, where I experienced some of the most flavorful tonkatsu, I was pleasantly surprised to find a comparable, if not superior, version in this unlikely spot. The pork chop is cooked to perfection, with a balance of crispiness and juiciness, enveloped in a rich, savory coating that elevates the dish to a sublime level. Service The service is warm and welcoming. The proprietors are not just owners; they are ambassadors of Japanese hospitality. Their kindness and attention to detail add a personal touch to the dining experience, making each visit memorable. Seating and Accessibility The seating arrangement is the diner's only apparent shortcoming. Most customers seem to prefer takeout or delivery, which the diner accommodates efficiently. However, for those who choose to dine in, the outdoor seating on the sidewalk is somewhat limited and lacks the comfort one might desire for a relaxed meal. There's certainly room for improvement in this area to enhance the overall dining experience. Overall Impression This diner is a hidden gem for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in New York City. Its unorthodox combination of a restaurant, grocery, and liquor store creates a unique charm. While the seating could use an upgrade, the quality of food, especially the tonkatsu, makes it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're ordering delivery or braving the limited outdoor seating, you're in for a culinary treat that brings a slice of Japan to the heart of New York. **Verdict:** A delightful surprise offering a genuine taste of Japan in an unexpected setting. Highly recommended for its exceptional tonkatsu and warm service, with the hope for improved seating arrangements in the future.
Kassidy StewartKassidy Stewart
FANTASTIC! I know that the pandemic has caused them to change around the inside of their store/restaurant but that’s perfectly fine! We were able to find some snacks and frozen foods while we waited for a food order and I noticed that the prices on the grocery items that they sell are quite low! Other Japanese grocers throughout the five boroughs tend to be more expensive so it was a lovely surprise to find that 750 Myrtle Diner had very reasonable prices. The food is phenomenal- I cannot recommend the chicken katsu dish enough! The chicken was so crispy on the outside and so insanely juicy on the inside. The freshness of their ingredients is astounding! I have not had a single dish that I haven’t fallen in love with. If you’re in the mood for some tasty Japanese food do yourself a favor and come here. You will not be disappointed!
Patisa KielauPatisa Kielau
The food was WONDERFUL (see photo for exact order). The chicken I had tasted like duck it was so juicy. We also had a chrysanthemum and mushroom soup, a chicken meatball soup. and chicken teriyaki. The three of us (2 adults and a child) ate for $50 plus tip with no leftovers. I'm not sure if it was because of the record high temperatures in NYC at that time, but it was too hot in there to be comfortable. The restaurant itself could use some TLC with cleaning as well. I didn't downvote for these things.
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Ambiance and Concept The diner is a unique fusion of a Japanese Steiner, a small grocery store, and a liquor store, all nestled in a cozy corner of New York City. This establishment defies expectations with its unassuming exterior and lack of a traditional Japanese name. The clever blend of dining and retail creates a vibrant, multifaceted experience, reminiscent of the small izakayas and shops found in the streets of Japan. Culinary Experience The highlight of this diner is undoubtedly its culinary offerings, particularly the tonkatsu. After a gastronomic journey through Japan, where I experienced some of the most flavorful tonkatsu, I was pleasantly surprised to find a comparable, if not superior, version in this unlikely spot. The pork chop is cooked to perfection, with a balance of crispiness and juiciness, enveloped in a rich, savory coating that elevates the dish to a sublime level. Service The service is warm and welcoming. The proprietors are not just owners; they are ambassadors of Japanese hospitality. Their kindness and attention to detail add a personal touch to the dining experience, making each visit memorable. Seating and Accessibility The seating arrangement is the diner's only apparent shortcoming. Most customers seem to prefer takeout or delivery, which the diner accommodates efficiently. However, for those who choose to dine in, the outdoor seating on the sidewalk is somewhat limited and lacks the comfort one might desire for a relaxed meal. There's certainly room for improvement in this area to enhance the overall dining experience. Overall Impression This diner is a hidden gem for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in New York City. Its unorthodox combination of a restaurant, grocery, and liquor store creates a unique charm. While the seating could use an upgrade, the quality of food, especially the tonkatsu, makes it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're ordering delivery or braving the limited outdoor seating, you're in for a culinary treat that brings a slice of Japan to the heart of New York. **Verdict:** A delightful surprise offering a genuine taste of Japan in an unexpected setting. Highly recommended for its exceptional tonkatsu and warm service, with the hope for improved seating arrangements in the future.
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FANTASTIC! I know that the pandemic has caused them to change around the inside of their store/restaurant but that’s perfectly fine! We were able to find some snacks and frozen foods while we waited for a food order and I noticed that the prices on the grocery items that they sell are quite low! Other Japanese grocers throughout the five boroughs tend to be more expensive so it was a lovely surprise to find that 750 Myrtle Diner had very reasonable prices. The food is phenomenal- I cannot recommend the chicken katsu dish enough! The chicken was so crispy on the outside and so insanely juicy on the inside. The freshness of their ingredients is astounding! I have not had a single dish that I haven’t fallen in love with. If you’re in the mood for some tasty Japanese food do yourself a favor and come here. You will not be disappointed!
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The food was WONDERFUL (see photo for exact order). The chicken I had tasted like duck it was so juicy. We also had a chrysanthemum and mushroom soup, a chicken meatball soup. and chicken teriyaki. The three of us (2 adults and a child) ate for $50 plus tip with no leftovers. I'm not sure if it was because of the record high temperatures in NYC at that time, but it was too hot in there to be comfortable. The restaurant itself could use some TLC with cleaning as well. I didn't downvote for these things.
Patisa Kielau

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4.4
(143)
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4.0
1y

Ambiance and Concept The diner is a unique fusion of a Japanese Steiner, a small grocery store, and a liquor store, all nestled in a cozy corner of New York City. This establishment defies expectations with its unassuming exterior and lack of a traditional Japanese name. The clever blend of dining and retail creates a vibrant, multifaceted experience, reminiscent of the small izakayas and shops found in the streets of Japan.

Culinary Experience The highlight of this diner is undoubtedly its culinary offerings, particularly the tonkatsu. After a gastronomic journey through Japan, where I experienced some of the most flavorful tonkatsu, I was pleasantly surprised to find a comparable, if not superior, version in this unlikely spot. The pork chop is cooked to perfection, with a balance of crispiness and juiciness, enveloped in a rich, savory coating that elevates the dish to a sublime level.

Service The service is warm and welcoming. The proprietors are not just owners; they are ambassadors of Japanese hospitality. Their kindness and attention to detail add a personal touch to the dining experience, making each visit memorable.

Seating and Accessibility The seating arrangement is the diner's only apparent shortcoming. Most customers seem to prefer takeout or delivery, which the diner accommodates efficiently. However, for those who choose to dine in, the outdoor seating on the sidewalk is somewhat limited and lacks the comfort one might desire for a relaxed meal. There's certainly room for improvement in this area to enhance the overall dining experience.

Overall Impression This diner is a hidden gem for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in New York City. Its unorthodox combination of a restaurant, grocery, and liquor store creates a unique charm. While the seating could use an upgrade, the quality of food, especially the tonkatsu, makes it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're ordering delivery or braving the limited outdoor seating, you're in for a culinary treat that brings a slice of Japan to the heart of New York.

Verdict: A delightful surprise offering a genuine taste of Japan in an unexpected setting. Highly recommended for its exceptional tonkatsu and warm service, with the hope for improved seating arrangements...

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5.0
8y

I hate to use this phrase but... literally a sparkling wonderful GEM hiding right off Myrtle. I had walked by and noticed how cute it was. Since my girlfriend loves diners, we decided to give it a go.

Its not a diner. But praise be that we thought it was and gave it a try. Fast forward about 2 months and 4 visits later...

Everything here we have tried is outstanding. Ordering something off each menu section and sharing as a table is definitely the right choice. Everything is fresh and immaculately prepared. The fresh butchered chicken comes in so many different delicious ways. Don't let the apparent simplicity of a dish fool you. The kale and tofu dish has become a staple for us, and surprises me every time. On our last visit, we had a special of smoked cod that literally melted on your tongue into a sweet savory luxury. Go on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (usually) for a special: +$5 for soup, salad, and pickled vegetables. The...

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5.0
7y

My husband and I go to this restaurant so often, we've become regulars. The menu changes everyday, and some how ALWAYS delivers.

Most of the food is small plates and comes out in wonderfully timed waves so it doesn't take forever, but you also don't feel rushed. Personally, this is my favorite way to eat. You can get 3-4 plates between two people and eat a meal with drinks for a very reasonable price!

The pork buns are a staple for good reason, but I'd also recommend trying some of the more obscure dishes. Ask what the new stuff is for that day. I usually don't order chicken at restaurants because it's generally boring and overpriced - the chicken here is not that. Every kind I've tried has had delicious flavors that I've never tasted before! Great wine, beer, and sake.

The staff is also awesome. Very attentive and friendly. They'll always have recommendations for you if you...

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