“Perfectly, lightly fried, moist & tender, and comes with fluffy rice. Their other dishes are also fantastic and the cuisine is very authentic”
H3
7.7/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
Get the and the . The gets named just as often, and one regular calls it a specialty shop. People say it's the closest thing to proper Japanese home cooking in the East Village, and it's open till 3am. Good food, though people say it isn't a place to celebrate.
“Perfectly, lightly fried, moist & tender, and comes with fluffy rice. Their other dishes are also fantastic and the cuisine is very authentic”
H3
“Ichibantei is a karaage specialty shop!!!”
H2
“ichibantei absolutely has this. get chicken nanban while you’re there ✌️”
H2
“They have great tonkatsu and donburi there if you like cooked Japanese food.”
H2
“Can try Ichibantei off union square for their hamburger steak”
H2
“Ichibantei is a trendy Japanese restaurant that plays movies on the giant wall in the back. Has reasonable prices and a good drink selection including cocktails. I went there for a friends birthday and thought the vibes were great”
H2
“I like the Cold ramen at ichibantei”
H2
“Ichibantei!! East village. Katsu!”
H2
“For oyakodon: Ichibantei, Ai Ki Ya and sinbashi 72”
H2
“I like the Tonkatsu and Curry from Ichibantei, their cold ramen is yummy as well.”
H2
“Ichibantei has a few types of donburis there, I love the food in this place. Whether its the Tonkatdu, the curry, the cold ramen, I have tried most of the menu and it has yet to disappoint.”
H2
“Ichibantei, good tonkatsu and curry here.”
H2