Japanese Culture in New York - Chopsticks NY
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Mission #1: Best Ramen in NYC! Lets try them all!
tcnakasato [10/25/16:35]
http://www.meetup.com/NYSushi/Meet other local sake, sushi and japanese food lovers! This group is for sharing our love and enthusiasm for sake, sushi and other types of Japanese food. I'm sure you have your favorites - let's share and explore!
Here's the basic format:
Mission #1 (Todd): Where's the Best Ramen In NYC!!!
Mission #2 (Open): The Best of Hidden Japan (Right here in NYC)!!!!
Mission #3 (Mike): Find the Best Sushi Spot!
Mission #4 (Open): Best of Yakitori in NYC!!!
Mission #5 (Todd): Best of the Best Sake Joints!!!
Mission #6 (Open): Best Soba Spots!
Mission #7 (Open): Curry Club Finds!
Mission #8 (Open): Who has the best Katsu....hmmm..
Mission #9 (Open): Cheap eats! Bento Boxes for under $12 Bucks?
Mission #10 (Open): Japan Underground...Hip Hop, Jazz, Rock etc. Right here in NYC!
Mission #11: (Ralph): Hidden Okonomiyaki Spots!
Mission #12: (Todd): Karaoke Anyone?
Email me with questions, comments and or suggestions.
Best,
Todd
Yuri [10/28/10:37]
I like Ramen Setagaya. Their Shio-ramen has lots of flavor and is different from the usual shio-ramen.
Anyone?
Anyone?
Kate [11/05/10:11]
I love the sound of mission #11. I love okonomiyaki and takoyaki. Do u know any place on Upper East? Or better yet, can I make it at home?
Shu [11/05/10:56]
Kate,
Yes, you can make it at home. You will need special cooking pan(?) to make Takoyaki in that round shape. However, okonomiyaki is pretty easy to make. You can buy mix flour at Japanese grocery stores like Katagiri (if you are in Upper East side). You can be creative and put your favorite ingredients. The basic combination is sliced pork, cabbage, scallion, onion, dried shrimp, and yamaimo. I like personally it with some cheese or mochi in it.
Some of Japanese restaurants have Okonomiyaki on their menu.
Yes, you can make it at home. You will need special cooking pan(?) to make Takoyaki in that round shape. However, okonomiyaki is pretty easy to make. You can buy mix flour at Japanese grocery stores like Katagiri (if you are in Upper East side). You can be creative and put your favorite ingredients. The basic combination is sliced pork, cabbage, scallion, onion, dried shrimp, and yamaimo. I like personally it with some cheese or mochi in it.
Some of Japanese restaurants have Okonomiyaki on their menu.
May [11/15/20:52]
Mission#9,
The Month of November, Tokubei 86 (86th and 2nd Ave) offers 30% off on Lunch. Their Bento Box is under $10.
The Month of November, Tokubei 86 (86th and 2nd Ave) offers 30% off on Lunch. Their Bento Box is under $10.
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