I was very confused where this place was but realized it was inside the Japanese grocery store…. The Osakana area itself is pretty small and everything was pre made. I thought it would be like the other location but this place is a market. Everything I got was very good and fresh. You can see workers constantly re stock the sushi. I also saw fresh fish being brought in. The prices are also very adorable for the quality and amount sashimi you are given. There are also a wide amount options in the grocery store (ramen, unigiri, sushi rolls, snacks, etc.) this place is 10/10 I would recommend:)
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kaitlin
Delicious and affordable omusubi (rice balls). The Kakiage (fried carrots, onion, and kale, $2.90) was incredible. We liked it best and we also ordered a Bomb and a Salmon.
Sandra Rubinchik
The spam musubi at this Midtown spot is the only reason I come into the office these days.
Karen
Spam and tamago musubi sells out very quick!
Lily
NYT Hungry City (4/2018): "Takana (pickled mustard greens); kombu; umeboshi; salmon; shrimp tempura; fried oyster; chashu pork; mentaiko (pollock roe); the Bomb; karaage."
I was very confused where this place was but realized it was inside the Japanese grocery store…. The Osakana area itself is pretty small and everything was pre made. I thought it would be like the other location but this place is a market. Everything I got was very good and fresh. You can see workers constantly re stock the sushi. I also saw fresh fish being brought in. The prices are also very adorable for the quality and amount sashimi you are given. There are also a wide amount options in the grocery store (ramen, unigiri, sushi rolls, snacks, etc.) this place is 10/10 I would recommend:)
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious and affordable omusubi (rice balls). The Kakiage (fried carrots, onion, and kale, $2.90) was incredible. We liked it best and we also ordered a Bomb and a Salmon.
The spam musubi at this Midtown spot is the only reason I come into the office these days.
Spam and tamago musubi sells out very quick!
NYT Hungry City (4/2018): "Takana (pickled mustard greens); kombu; umeboshi; salmon; shrimp tempura; fried oyster; chashu pork; mentaiko (pollock roe); the Bomb; karaage."
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