“I love their gyudon, but it sells out fast”
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8.3/10
AI-generated summary
It's a Japanese grocery with a counter up front, not a restaurant. Get the onigiri, made fresh and cheap by Manhattan standards, or the gyudon, which sells out fast. The spam musubi is good too. Common advice is to skip the and the premade stuff, where the rice goes hard.
“I love their gyudon, but it sells out fast”
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“I love the gyudon from Katagiri. Katagiri is also one of the better options for rice balls.”
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“The only Japanese markets I am aware of with a moderate amount of fresh produce are Katagiri in midtown east”
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“Maybe not “the best” but solid when the craving hits, for the value, or convenient”
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“Katagiri is a Japanese market with great masubi!”
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“+ Katagiri for Ramen and fresh Onigiri (skip the sushi tbh)”
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“They also sell pretty good onigiri/rice balls, good for a quick snack/nom.”
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“they make them fresh, and they look more like a premium item than a takeaway snack.”
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“Katagiri has wonderful onigiri that's a good meal for Manhattan prices!”
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“Love their masubi and rolls. Have gotten the raw fish in the back to make sashimi at home and everything has been great so far besides one time got raw scallops that weren’t that great”
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“Great for rice balls/sushi/ramen/prepackaged food. Good prices and friendly service.”
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“I super love the gyudon from Katagiri.”
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