“It’s a bit heavy for breakfast, but really good if you’re in the mood to sit for a large meal and sip some complimentary teas.”
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“It’s a bit heavy for breakfast, but really good if you’re in the mood to sit for a large meal and sip some complimentary teas.”
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“really good sushi+ramen but on the pricier side”
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“I thought it was decent, but not better than Okonomi or Okume.”
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“Japanese breakfast sets e.g. Okonomi”
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“Okonomi / Yuji Ramen - specializes in fish based broths”
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“They do a delicious traditional Japanese breakfast unlike anything I’ve had outside of Japan.”
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“the really good okonomiyaki at Okonomi”
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“Late Breakfast/brunch: Japanese breakfast at Okonomi”
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“get a delicious Japanese breakfast at Okonomi”
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“Seconding Okonomi. The rice they pair with Hainanese chicken is also really good”
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“The ambiance and sides at Okonomi are great”
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“the grilled fish with a few side dishes, was pretty good but not as good as at Okonomi.”
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“with some fall weather arriving, perfect for some ramen”
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“Some Japanese places have great tsukemono (pickles). Eg: Okonomi”
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“There’s a very special experience in Brooklyn called Okonomi that operates as a ramen shop a night and a Japanese breakfast during the morning. They open at 9am and serve a very slow and thoughtful breakfast set.”
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“Okonomi for ichiju san-sei and some of the best cooked fish in all the city”
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“The fish can be a hit or miss but the vegetables are the high light especially the sun chokes.”
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“Okonomi in williamsburg for their Japanese breakfast”
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“the bacon egg mazemen was great”
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“There were some places that were higher prices but had service included, post covid the prices went up, serving size went down and service no longer included. Looking at you okonomi.”
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“Start your day at Okonomi with a traditional Japanese breakfast. They have three set menus, which can be a little pricey for breakfast, but the taste makes it worth it.”
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“Okonomi”
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“Raku, Hi-Collar, Nan Xiang, Okonomi, Wildair, Estela, Empellon, Roberta's, Pasquale Jones”
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“Some good ones I’ve had: The Laksa Shop, Cmarty, Okonomi/Yuji Ramen originally a pop-up in Manhattan but now permanent, Kora prior to building out their own shop.”
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“Okonomi (Japanese breakfast in east Williamsburg)”
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“Wonderful little spot.”
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“Eyval and Okonomi/Yuji are some of the best meals I’ve had in NY overall”
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“You should try OKONOMI's seafood ramen if you haven't already.”
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“Okonomi / Yuji Ramen”
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“the places known for Japanese breakfast or Ichiju Sansai are dependably great, like Okonomi or Dashi Okume.”
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“I know Rule of Thirds does, and I thought it was pretty good (although not as good as at Okonomi).”
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“This, is a solid list.”
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“okonomi <3”
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“Low-key that may be busy depending on time of day, but not fancy requiring reservation busy: - Nakamura - Yuji / Okonomi”
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“Okonomi / Yuji Ramen”
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“Plus it is great!”
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“Okonomi for breakfast”
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“I tried it today and quite enjoyed it.”
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“Okonomi is great, was a big fan of that place when I lived near it!”
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“My other favorite would be Okonomi.”
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“OKONOMI”
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“Took a look and a few of the recent ones are Fedoroff's and OKONOMI. Don't mean to be a snob but cmon”
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“Just my favorite way to do breakfast”
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“Okonomi / Yuji Ramen”
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“Not the same but maybe Okonomi.”
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“OKONOMI is a must!”
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“Go to authentic Japanese restaurants for quality rice, like ozakaya, dashi okume, okonomi, basically any places they focusing on rice as the main ingredients.”
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“Okonomi / Yuji Ramen”
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“Okonomi is the best way to do breakfast”
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