Real Nomihodai in New York City?

I know that nomihodai's in japan are a little bit of a novelty and usually made for college students, but it's my girlfriend's birthday and I wanted to know if there is a nice izakaya that 5 or so of my friends can go and drink for a couple of hours, and be more authentic than what I have found (i.e., asahiya on 2nd avenue looks horrible)?

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