J's Kitchen

7.0/10Japanese

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Japanese home style food across from Stuy Town. People point to the , the sando, and the , which is better if you pay up for the premium pork. The roast beef don with an egg gets named too. The repeated complaint is price. Portions run small and everything comes on plastic plates, even for dine in.

261 1st Ave, New YorkEast Village, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • replying to u/VelociPrime: Curry-ya was the goat, rip 🪦 Davelle has great curry too. Haven’t tried but Ichibantei and J’s Kitchen are on my list. My preference is ordering CoCo Ichibanya packs online and making katsu to serve with them (and any toppings you like) https://a.co/d/5R91wRj

    J’s Kitchen is legit good but a bit expensive.

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  • My favorite katsu sando is at J's Kitchen across from Stuy Town. Would highly recommend.

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  • replying to u/zxyzyxz: J's Kitchen has gyudon (as well as a bunch of other Japanese foods like tonkatsu, gyukatsu etc), which is weirdly not in their online menu but it shows up in a smaller specials menu when you go in person. It certainly won't be as cheap as Matsuya, I'll tell you that.

    it was pretty close but it only had like a third of the meat matsuya has. After adding the egg and green onion it was good enough to beat the craving!

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