“Went to Japanese cafe Davelle and they have some really delicious curry. I think they said their curry is cooked for 17 hours. I thought the black sesame and cream cheese toast was ok, I’d recommend the lemon toast.”
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AI-generated summary
A small Japanese kissaten on the Lower East Side. Get the lemon toast and the , which they simmer for 17 hours, and the is taken seriously here. Portions are small, though almost nothing on the menu runs over $20.
“Went to Japanese cafe Davelle and they have some really delicious curry. I think they said their curry is cooked for 17 hours. I thought the black sesame and cream cheese toast was ok, I’d recommend the lemon toast.”
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“Japanese restaurants that have coffee programs like Davelle or Hi Collar.”
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“Davelle has great curry too.”
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“Love their lemon toast too!”
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“Davelle is a cute kisaten in Les it focuses on Japanese curry and toasts”
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“Davelle, Sammy Lin Coffee, and 10000 Hours can have good pour overs depending on who is working.”
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“Davelle for creative Japanese breakfast toasts paired with excellent coffee”
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“Davelle (Japanese kissaten, they do pour over but the secret is go get the Kyto cold brew)”
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“Super casual café with a variety of toasts plus curries, spaghettis, and dons. Only one menu item is over $20.”
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“i love their lemon toast, chicken katsu curry, and the mentaiko spaghetti!! i agree the portions are small but i still love their food.”
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“Went there a few years ago and my bread was still half frozen. They don't even use fresh bread lol.”
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“Also would add Davelle for Japanese toast.”
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