“+1 Kaoru in Midtown East is the best I’ve had in NYC, but it’s not cheap by any means and the amount of fish/roes just wasn’t enough imo”
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7.7/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
Get a kaisendon. People say the quality and the portion size are hard to beat, and the sets come with a little . The menu is small and built around , so it isn't a typical bar. It isn't cheap either, and one person felt there was still too much rice under the .
“+1 Kaoru in Midtown East is the best I’ve had in NYC, but it’s not cheap by any means and the amount of fish/roes just wasn’t enough imo”
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“They have very nice kaisendons”
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“I would recommend the three amigos don. All sets when ordered there come with a tasty little miso soup”
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“Kaoru (more of a donburi/Chirashi spot but still very good and cheap)”
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“Kaoru is underrated”
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“Tuna Luxury Don from Kaoru”
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“If you want to feel like you're dining at a neighborhood spot in Japan, try Hatsuhana and Kaoru.”
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“Nice, cozy atmosphere, great food, but small menu with sashimi don being the prevalent option and not a typical sushi bar.”
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“I like Kaoru. It's a reasonable kaisendon spot.”
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“Kaoru— delightful fried salmon with potato salad”
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“I love Kaoru! Great quality fish and you get a huge portion”
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