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Cozy eatery offering a creative & classic menu of sushi, noodle soups & other Japanese dishes.
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Address: 2089 New York Ave, Huntington Station, NY 11746
Phone: (631) 525-7663
Website: https://kohakujapanese.com/
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Serving fresh sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine to Huntington Station for over 30 years. Easy to get to from Dix Hills and Huntington.
What happened to Kohaku sushi restaurant? – Huntington – Facebook
… restaurant “kohaku” on New York ave/Huntington station ? … Heyyyy new business coming next to Kohaku Japanese Restaurant in Huntington Station.
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2089 New York Ave, Huntington Station, NY 11746 · [email protected] … I grew up on Long Island in the Huntington area and we always went to Kohaku…
Reviews
Giho Rim
I’ve been to Tokyo more than ten times over the past 15 years, but until I found this place, I hadn’t come across a single spot in New York that could replicate the taste of the food I had in Tokyo. The moment I took a bite here, I felt as if I were back in a back alley of Shibuya, Tokyo. I’m truly grateful to the Japanese chef who gave me such a moving experience.
… moreLaura Br NY
Cluttered, with a cult following. TAKE PICTURES of the menu because they jack up prices on bill. This has been my experience every single time I’ve been here. Excuses range from, ” The menu is old,” to, “That’s the Ala Carte price.” Recently, we went on a Tuesday night. There was only the owner running the dining room, and a younger man in kitchen. Took 75 minutes for food to come out!
Place is overall a gross mess. Most people pick up orders to go; hard to sit staring at piles of junk on and behind bar. Can only imagine what Gordon Ramsey would say.
… morePlace is overall a gross mess. Most people pick up orders to go; hard to sit staring at piles of junk on and behind bar. Can only imagine what Gordon Ramsey would say.
Niaz Najafi
The closest thing to Japan there is. The most authentic, delicious, and fresh sushi you will find in New York. Chef Ken and his wife are truly amazing! Thank you so much for 20 years of memories, amazing service, and “Niaz Squid Ginger”❤️❤️
… moreKAi Liao
This Japanese restaurant is the authentic Japanese food place, we love their sushi and sashimi boat, taste so delicious! You should be try this out definitely! Love the couple of this restaurants owner,they are very nice people! We will definitely go back to eat again! Thanks for today’s service and we love the food!
… morePaul Sinanan
Initially I was thrown off by the intricate menu size but upon ordering and receiving the food it was extremely tasty and filling. Perfectly cooked items, imported drinks, and friendly staff make this venue a must visit near Huntington station. The atmosphere is decorated in traditional Japanese style giving it a homely and welcoming establishment. I will return to taste other selections soon!
… moreDean Martini
I love this place. The sushi and everything on the menu is great. I believe they’re local residents. They’ve been around since I’ve been in high school, now I’m in my 50’s. I feel I’m in Japan when I’m there too. Most places are just blindly designed looking very very generic= which is cold and impersonable. Again it’s like family there. I love it 100%. Other patrons when I’m there even seem to be kind and personable. This place is magical.
… moreNicholas Fung
This is it. The Katsu Curry.
It’s a SIN that I’ve never tried Kohaku, living on LI for the majority of my life.
I’ve pretty much given up on “Japanese” food on LI, and just settle for whatever sushi restaurant has the best value. I WAS WRONG.
Coincidentally, it’s been 5 years since I last had curry in Japan, and after being burned by so many places that claim to do it right, nothing ever comes close to Japan (definitely not on Long Island). And then I found a pic in Google.
My mouth was salivating, everything about the plate looked like a dish from Tokyo, I knew I was going to pop in this week. Not to mention, everyone speaks so highly of Ken and the staff.
Kohaku is definitely a gem.
It was one-part, time warp nostalgia, that reminded me of eating out with my parents, but now with a family of my own. Familiar, comfortable and warm.
Another part, it transported me to some of my favorite restaurants I’ve eaten in Japan. All the hand written signs, the illustrations throughout, it just seems like such a place that’s been loved in. As the night went on, I saw so many happy customers walk in, each with assumed rapport with Ken. It just felt so welcoming.
The katsu curry DID NOT disappoint. It was everything I wanted and more.
Now, some people might think curry in general is just, okay, but this hit everything I was craving. You have to like saucy rice, crispy pork/chicken cutlet and gravy/curry.
I’ve had good Japanese curry in NYC too, but this one, you can just tell it was prepared and cooked with the utmost care.
(Side note I even called ahead because I didn’t see it on the menu, it’s a lunch item)
I had other items too, and I’ll definitely be back to try even more, but it’s going to have to be a lot more trips, because I’ll probably just end up getting the curry again.
And at $16, it’s a monster of a plate, comparable, slightly larger than most NYC places.
And the sushi is legit, if Ken isn’t a dead giveaway, eat the wasabi and you’ll know immediately, “Oh it’s REAL wasabi, not horseradish.” That was such a refreshing surprise. I didn’t think real wasabi was available in NY.
I can gush over Kohaku some more, but this is already so long. Get the curry. Get the sushi. Eat there. Try something new. Have a good time.
… moreIt’s a SIN that I’ve never tried Kohaku, living on LI for the majority of my life.
I’ve pretty much given up on “Japanese” food on LI, and just settle for whatever sushi restaurant has the best value. I WAS WRONG.
Coincidentally, it’s been 5 years since I last had curry in Japan, and after being burned by so many places that claim to do it right, nothing ever comes close to Japan (definitely not on Long Island). And then I found a pic in Google.
My mouth was salivating, everything about the plate looked like a dish from Tokyo, I knew I was going to pop in this week. Not to mention, everyone speaks so highly of Ken and the staff.
Kohaku is definitely a gem.
It was one-part, time warp nostalgia, that reminded me of eating out with my parents, but now with a family of my own. Familiar, comfortable and warm.
Another part, it transported me to some of my favorite restaurants I’ve eaten in Japan. All the hand written signs, the illustrations throughout, it just seems like such a place that’s been loved in. As the night went on, I saw so many happy customers walk in, each with assumed rapport with Ken. It just felt so welcoming.
The katsu curry DID NOT disappoint. It was everything I wanted and more.
Now, some people might think curry in general is just, okay, but this hit everything I was craving. You have to like saucy rice, crispy pork/chicken cutlet and gravy/curry.
I’ve had good Japanese curry in NYC too, but this one, you can just tell it was prepared and cooked with the utmost care.
(Side note I even called ahead because I didn’t see it on the menu, it’s a lunch item)
I had other items too, and I’ll definitely be back to try even more, but it’s going to have to be a lot more trips, because I’ll probably just end up getting the curry again.
And at $16, it’s a monster of a plate, comparable, slightly larger than most NYC places.
And the sushi is legit, if Ken isn’t a dead giveaway, eat the wasabi and you’ll know immediately, “Oh it’s REAL wasabi, not horseradish.” That was such a refreshing surprise. I didn’t think real wasabi was available in NY.
I can gush over Kohaku some more, but this is already so long. Get the curry. Get the sushi. Eat there. Try something new. Have a good time.
Joanie J
Coming here after finish out this place closed, I really hope by some miracle they are able to come back bc I never got to eat here and I’m pissed looks so delicious and the owner seems like a real gem
… moreBeau L
Una don&mixed curry are really delicious. Their service are wonderful. It a place where you can find the feeling of family. They have bar, you can get any drink you want!! Don’t forget try the Japanese Soda. Best restaurant ever. Must bring your friend or family to here and enjoy your life.
… moreBrandon D’Alleva
A small Japanese restaurant with incredible food and a myriad number of great options!! The miso soup and sushi were top quality.
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