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Izakaya MEW, a popular secret gem tucked below the busy street of East 35th street. It is known to be a comfortable and lively pub-style atmosphere parallel to izakayas found in Japan. It combines the flavors of traditional Japanese cuisine with the dynamic trends of New York’s food culture.
Late-night izakaya for soba salad, sushi, yakitori & other Japanese fare in a spartan-looking space.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Tuesday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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NYC Menu · DINNER MENU · SEASONAL · TORIAEZU · Age Tofu $8.95 · Salmon Sashimi Taco $7.95 (2pc) / $11.95 (3pc) · Tuna Tartare Dome $10.95 · Yellowtail Carpaccio $13.95.
NYC Menu (Lunch)
SPECIAL JAPANESE DONBURI … Japanese-style deep-fried chicken … 8 pcs of sushi (tuna, salmon, salmon roe, scallop, kampachi, eel & zuke maguro), …
Reviews
J W
We ordered many dishes and drinks, most of them were good except for the beef tongue. Price was reasonable. The only problem was that the restaurant is too popular so there are always people waiting outside for a table. Waiters are so busy taking away empty plates and clean your table ahead of time, which makes you feel clock counting down. I would comeback for a quick meal. But if I want to enjoy a good drinking and chatting time with friends I would go to a less popular restaurant.
… moreTianhui Yang
Good food for the price. This is a casual restaurant with shareable items. Would recommend getting a reservation as the wait times can be long for dining.
… morePeter Shaw
The oden, omu soba and karaage were fantastic, and we would definitely order again whenever we go back. The tsukune was just decent. We also ordered the yuzu-kiki cocktail which was delicious and boozy. Service was also great.
… moreBrian Shon
Food: 9.5/10. I’m someone who doesn’t like udon, but the udon here was DELICIOUS. Springy, tangy noodles. Four HUGE pieces of excellent pork. All served in a beautiful, hot stone pot. The geso karaage was lightly fried and perfectly crisp, without too much oil dripping off. The zuko salmon don was a MASSIVE portion of nicely marinated salmon, some toppings, and a bed of sushi rice. I don’t really like okonomiyaki, and this place’s didn’t change my mind, but it was well done. The tiramisu at the end was the perfect amount of sweet, served in an adorable wooden box alongside hefty metal spoons. All of the above was under $75 – you will NOT find these prices at any other popular izakayas (looking at you, nonono), and if you do, you’ll get small, tapas-sized portions.
… moreAlyssa Aksy
First time trying this place and I’m in love! The sushi was amazing,incredibly fresh. We loved everything we tried withouany fail. The only bad thing is all the tables are super close to each other,I personally do not like that but service was great! Highly recommend
… moreNicole L
really busy during dinner time so make sure to have reservations for the wait could be up to an hour or more. food was delicious and portions were good for the size. the hotpot soup was my favorite and everything came out nice and hot. vibes were really cute too and they have a bar as well.
… moreYunhan Liu
We tried a lot of their dishes and most of them were good. Our favorites were the okonomikai and sashimi don. There was a long wait but once we were seated the food came very quickly. The drinks were strong and tasty. I’d recommend the Take Me Home cocktail if you want something fruity.
… moreUyen Nguyen
Food is good overall. They have a lot of great small dish, so maybe consider ordering multiple small plates in lieu of main dish. The wait might be long if you go during peak time. Recommend you make a reservation beforehand.
… moreMichelle Pang
This is my all time favorite spot in NYC for price, value, food quality, uniqueness, AND atmosphere. The line is never super long and the food is always good. I bring all my friends here if they’re looking for a fun, interesting, casual restaurant to go to. Must order the kimchi cream udon, kirin frozen, and sushi moriawase! The okonomiyaki and age tofu are also great dishes to try! Would highly recommend this place
… moreRitesh Singh
MEW is a hidden culinary gem that captures the essence of Japanese izakaya culture. The restaurant’s cozy and inviting atmosphere sets the stage for a delightful dining experience that combines great food, drinks, and camaraderie.
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