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Koi (at the Bryant Park Hotel)
Japanese, Asian, Sushi $$$$$
40 W 40th St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10018
Japanese, Asian, Sushi $$$$$
40 W 40th St. (b/w 5th & 6th Ave.)
New York , NY 10018
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An East Village Evening: Koi and Veniero Pasticceria
By The Amateur Gourmet Oct 17, 2005
When Diana and I made plans to see "A History of Violence" on 2nd. Avenue Friday night, we came across the obstacle of "where will we eat for dinner?" My brain entered Terminator mode and brought up a map of 2nd avenue and tried to determine, with various graphs and charts, what was near the movie theater. And then a word came into my head: "Koi!" I said. FULL REVIEW
Koi
By Big Apple Dining Guide Apr 04, 2005
My wife goes to LA several times a year and has heard the hubub about Koi and wanted to be one of the first of her coworkers to check it out. Reason enough for me and so we made it happen. Also, a group of coworkers and clients of hers tried to get reservations for this upcoming Wednesday and had no luck. More reason still. And lastly, today was a big day for her - review/raise/bonus day. Clearly a great reason to try something new. FULL REVIEW
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Koi
By Liao Yusheng Mar 28, 2005
The LA-transplant Koi opened in the Bryant Park Hotel on Wednesday this week. Every article I've read about the Japanese restaurant included some variations of the following: that the LA one is a "celebrity haunt" and a favorite of the "fashionista". If you didn't pay attention you would think you were reading about some trendy snooty bar. It's enough to make me want to avoid the place (and why would any self-respecting "celebrity" go to a place that is described as a "celebrity haunt" is beyond me). But nevertheless, on Sunday night, I found myself having dinner there. Somewhat surprisingly, the restaurant was not even half full. I guess their PR engine is not as powerful as I had thought. Or maybe, like me, New Yorkers don't want to eat at places that are seemingly only famous for being a favorite of Hollywood celebs. And of course, no celebrities in sight. FULL REVIEW
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