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Katsu-Hama
Japanese, Sushi $$$$$
11 E 47th St. (b/w Madison & 5th Ave.)
New York , NY 10017
Japanese, Sushi $$$$$
11 E 47th St. (b/w Madison & 5th Ave.)
New York , NY 10017
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3 reviews Lunch at Katsuhama
By The Park Slope Gastronome Feb 14, 2008
Katsuhama, the only tonkatsu restaurant in New York, is three blocks from my work! There is little section up front that offers bento boxes, onigiri and made-to-order udon, but behind a sliding door is a sit-down restaurant. Similar to its sister restaurant, Menkui-tei, seating is available at tables or the long bar. I ordered the pork cutlet lunch special. Pickles, miso soup, rice and a mound of paper thin shredded cabbage accompanied the duo of deep fried pork pieces. The dish of pickles came out first. On this day, there was spicy and non spicy cabbage and a pickled plum. I was also presented with sesame seeds in a grooved... FULL REVIEW
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Secrets of the Theater District: Dinner at Katsu-Hama
By The Amateur Gourmet Mar 24, 2006
Meeting Patty for dinner in the theater district (something that's happened at least once before) inevitably involves me bringing along Robert Sietsema's "Food Lover's Guide to the Best Ethnic Eating in New York City." This book is the perfect pocket-sized carry along guide for young, adventurous eaters who want something cheap but exciting to nosh on in a particular neighborhood, especially if that neighborhood is notorious for tourist fare. Here, in midtown Manhattan, Patty and I stood in the lobby of a theater on 48th street deciding where to eat dinner before the show. [The show was a show I received free tickets to on the stipulation that I only blog about it if I liked it. And while I did like it, the audience didn't--people left during it--and I feel conflicted telling you what show it was since I can't, in good conscience, advocate a show I worry you won't enjoy. Hope that's ok free ticket people!] We opened to the index, dragged our finger down the list for Midtown restaurants and stopped at Katsu-Hama. Instantly we were transported: FULL REVIEW
- 6
Mysterious brownies + lots of Japanese food
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Sep 06, 2005
My new roommate told me a sweet little food related story involving brownies. GATHER ?ROUND, my food loving children. FULL REVIEW
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