Dashi Okume — all mentions

postAn excellent weekend food crawl through one of my favorite neighborhoods56 pts
“The fish here always tastes so fresh and their miso soup is one of the best I’ve had. 4.5/5”
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in:Japanese Breakfasts9 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Dashi Okume and Rule of Thirds (named alongside Okonomi) according to this [“The Thrilling Japanese Breakfasts of Brooklyn”](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/03/20/the-thrilling-japanese-breakfasts-of-brooklyn) (https://archive.ph/lkF2h)
“Came here to recommend Dashi Okume. It’s pricey but really good.”
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in:Your favorite Japanese spots8 pts
“I’m particular to the [fish teishoku meal](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0614/8692/3941/files/teishoku_menu_WEB.pdf?v=1675733663) served in the back the grocery store [Dashi Okume](https://maps.app.goo.gl/PtdWXybo9hzSsz98A?g_st=ic).”
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in:Food Crawl Brooklyn3 pts
“Dashi okume for Japanese breakfast sets and samples of dashi broths”
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in:Food Halls & Speciality Grocery Stores3 pts
“Dashi Okume and MogMog might be worth checking out”
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in:Okonomi + Yuji Ramen2 pts
“The ambiance and sides at Okonomi are great, but I prefer the fish from Dashi Okume”
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in:Japanese Breakfasts2 pts
replying to u/Glass-Sympathy8561: Came here to recommend Dashi Okume. It’s pricey but really good. Make your own dashi packets while you’re there!
“Agreed, their dashi is so good!”
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in:Local gems and unmissable spots2 pts
“Dashi Okume (Japanese) are worth a try.”
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in:Your favorite Japanese spots1 pts
“Dashi Okume - $$ - expensive but high quality fish lunch sets”
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in:What's your most shocking ripoff meal in NYC?1 pts
“It was at least good though just overpriced.”
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in:Food Halls & Speciality Grocery Stores1 pts
replying to u/Worldlover67: Dashi Okume and MogMog might be worth checking out, although not in Manhattan, so only if you have the time and other reasons to be out in Greenpoint and LIC.
“I love the teishoku sets at Dashi Okume. Just pure comfort for me”
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postNYC Soup Checklist128 pts
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in:Best Mackerel?16 pts
“the places known for Japanese breakfast or Ichiju Sansai are dependably great, like Okonomi or Dashi Okume.”
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in:Looking for Himokawa Udon in NYC to Cook at Home13 pts
“dashi okume in greenpoint”
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in:Is there anywhere I can find authentic Kyoto-Style “kombu + katsuobushi awase dashi” Udon?7 pts
“I'd checkout Dashi Okume in Brooklyn to customize your own dashi packet”
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in:Best Rice in NYC?3 pts
“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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in:Okonomi + Yuji Ramen2 pts
“Although Dashi Okume is definitely better.”
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in:Does anyone know which ramen/noodle place is this?2 pts
replying to u/Seyi_Ogunde: I had this last week. Yes Uzuki. That's the duck soba. Just a head's up, the duck is a bit rawish, so it's not for everyone. The salmon soba was much better in my opinion. Can get a bit crowded at night, so might be good to get reservations, but got seated at lunch at the counter. Seating at the counter is nice. Interior decorations are fantastic.
“Honestly I preferred the food at Dashi Okume more than Uzuki, but Uzuki has fantastic decor and service.”
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in:Fish and rice recommendations2 pts
“Dashi okume is really good”
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in:“Big Plate with a Bunch of Different Stuff On It” Style meal2 pts
“All excellent.”
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in:Thoughts on my NYC restaurant lineup? Would love your take!1 pts
“If the fam likes Japanese food I would also recommend Acre for lunch, Uzuki for soba, Dashi Okume for Japanese-style breakfast.”
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in:Best Japanese food in Brooklyn1 pts
“There are so many options in NYC that I've barely scratched the surface, but in Brooklyn specifically there are gems such as Okonomi and Dashi Okume in Greenpoint.”
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in:Williamsburg and Greenpoint, Dining Solo, Eat Everything. Recommendations please!1 pts
“Restaurants: Lingo, Rule of Thirds, Uzuki, Dashi Okume, Taqueria Ramirez”
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in:Spots like Menkoi Sato with imported ingredients?1 pts
“Dashi Okume in Greenpoint.”
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