Tataki Japanese Restaurant
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Customers' Favorites
Steamed Broccoli Appetizer with Garlic Sauce
Shrimp Tempura Bento Box Lunch
Tonkatsu Bento Box Lunch
Vegetarian Bento Box
Skirt Steak Teriyaki
L Chicken Teriyaki
Chirashi Special
Twin Shrimp Roll
California Roll
Salmon Teriyaki
Tataki Japanese Restaurant Reviews
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Good sushis and good customer service. Will be back
I’ve been frequenting this restaurant for close to two years now and it’s become one of my favorite places to have a quiet lunch/dinner alone or with friends. The food is good and fairly priced for the portion, while the service has always been reliable. My food has always come out in a timely manner whether I ordered my food to go or to stay. The interior of the restaurant feels cozy with an informal atmosphere, where you can just choose your own seating and the servers...read full review
It's a beautiful place and the food and atmosphere are good. It's not too expensive too.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 1 - 10PM |
Tataki Japanese Restaurant is a hidden gem nestled in Tribeca, near Soho. This unassuming eatery offers a unique dining experience, with low lighting and silhouettes creating an intriguing atmosphere. The restaurant serves an impressive selection of Japanese beer, which pairs perfectly with its delicious dishes. The King Crab roll is a standout, and the palet stabbing rolls are a highlight. Additionally, the inari and tamago are especially good, offering a pleasant surprise for sushi lovers. The restaurant also features a variety of sushi options, including the Angel Sushi, which is filling and flavorful. The lunch special is a great value, with a generous selection of rolls, soup, and salad. Diners have enjoyed trying special dishes like Bara chirashi and duck breast noodle soup, noting the refreshing taste from the cucumber and seaweed combination, as well as the chewy texture of the duck breast. While the soy sauce may be a bit sweet, the service is responsive, and the fun drinks, such as the lychee martini, add to the overall experience. The place might be a bit run down, but it remains a solid choice for a quick bite, especially for those seeking fresh and creative rolls.