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Tamari Japanese Restaurant
“it's a cute atmosphere, good place to go with a friend to chat.”
“the plum wine sake is divine, the crunch roll is fabulous.”
“the food is great and the people are super friendly and cool.”
“The lovely Oka-san who runs the whole place, and her lovely manner, to the amazing Sake selection to the GREAT sushi.”
“it's a cute atmosphere, good place to go with a friend to chat.”
“In fact, we only discovered this after living in the area for almost a year: thanks to a friend's Japanese boyfriend who said, hands down, it was the only place that has that 'taste from home' - he put it down partly to the fact that Tamari is owned and r”View Less
great japanese. i love this place. the food is great and the people are super friendly and cool. i've had dinner there at least once a month for three years and i've never had a bad dish. some of the specials are real culinary masterpieces. simple, but with the emphasis on flavor. impressive saki menu too. easy for non japanese folks to figure out, by way of helpful descriptions. thank you tamari!! you guys are great.…
HORRIBLE SERVICE/ NASTY FOOD. What restaurant makes you pay for a dish that you've said tastes bad? My boyfriend had the miso ramen,which I tasted. It was AWFUL, like what you would imagine dirty socks to taste like!!! We politely told the waiter that it tasted off and he suggested they replace it with soy ramen. He comes back and says the chef says he didn't do anything out of the ordinary to it. SO MUCH FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE! How can any restaurant even say thank you while you're leaving with a straight face?!?! We should have known better. The last time we came here we were asked to move halfway through the meal to seat another party. All this restaurant cares about is making money. ITS NOT WORTH THE BAD ENERGY- show your love somewhere else!…
Authentic Japanese - Best in the Slope.
Perhaps overshadowed by Blue Ribbon Sushi, it could be easy to miss Tamari. In fact, we only discovered this after living in the area for almost a year: thanks to a friend's Japanese boyfriend who
said, hands down, it was the only place that has that 'taste from home' - he put it down partly to the fact that Tamari is owned and run by Japanese people - we have our choice of perfect edamame and melt-in-your-mouth sashimi/ sushi.
Neither of us has eaten in, but delivery is prompt and reliable.…
Park Slope lounge serves up specialty sake with Japanese tapas..
The Scene
The words soothing, contemplative and reverent probably all pop to mind when envisioning an ideal sake bar; while thoughts of "Bob Marley's Greatest Hits" and Ikea's Swedish
influence most likely do not. The aforementioned decor and soundtrack issues at Fifth Avenue's newest cushion-and-candle hang provide for the occasional bit of cultural dissonance, but the spot is certainly not without its other charms.
The Draw
After a glass or two of milky Nigori or fragrant Nanburyu, you're probably not going to be feeling overly fussy about your surroundings. Temper the inevitable sake buzz with a few savory tapas from the kitchen (the marinated fried chicken is worth the trip alone) or make a full meal of the meticulously presented chirashi or rolls. Any residual atmospheric difficulties will just melt away.…
Best Sushi in NYC.
I never used to eat fish--AT ALL--slowly sushi entered my world, and I began to see a whole new spectrum of eating possibilities. I ran to see every sushi place in town that was recommended, and
NONE have come close to the complete JOY I get EVERY time I go to Tamari.
The lovely Oka-san who runs the whole place, and her lovely manner, to the amazing Sake selection to the GREAT sushi. I have yet to find a Japanese restaurant ANYWHERE in New York to compare. Everyone MUST try this most wonderful of sushi joints IMMEDIATELY.…
