Hirohisa

7.8/10Japanese

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Kaiseki, and regulars call it the most authentically Japanese version in the city. The lunch runs about $40 to $50, which people say is a steal next to dinner prices. The dinner gets the same praise for a lot more money.

73 Thompson St, New YorkSoHo / Nolita, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • replying to u/Suspicious-Spinach30: I had Hirohisa and Daniel booked for next week to celebrate the end of my first semester of law school. Cancelled Daniel b/c I just can't pay that much money for a restaurant that's evidently in decline, has anyone been to Hirohisa recently and can speak to whether it's still a high-quality meal? Normally I wouldn't cancel over a restaurant losing a star but I've been looking forward to these meals for four months and really want them to be special.

    Hirohisa is excellent and have never noticed a decline in quality. It is the most authentically Japanese kaiseki in NYC and the most authentic I have had outside of Japan, which makes it a special experience.

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  • replying to u/Suspicious-Spinach30: I had Hirohisa and Daniel booked for next week to celebrate the end of my first semester of law school. Cancelled Daniel b/c I just can't pay that much money for a restaurant that's evidently in decline, has anyone been to Hirohisa recently and can speak to whether it's still a high-quality meal? Normally I wouldn't cancel over a restaurant losing a star but I've been looking forward to these meals for four months and really want them to be special.

    I went to Hirohisa earlier in the year and thought it was excellent though I enjoyed my friend’s food choices over the wagyu options I selected.

    H2