Chikarashi — all mentions

in:Not THE BEST Restaurant3 pts
“Chikarashi for chirashi bowls!”
in:Dairy-free (and -nut) in NYC?3 pts
“chikarashi. can even get a dole whip”
in:Dairy-free (and -nut) in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/salted-egg-yolk: chikarashi. can even get a dole whip you can get halal carts if you don’t get white sauce. some places have tahini which honestly tastes better anyway. always add green sauce if they have it. lots of halal/middle eastern sit down restaurants here have yogurt-based stuff tho, beware lots of chinese and sushi options fortunately there’s a blog called nut free new york which is out of date but may be of some use. and in general i recommend calling places before just showing up with severe allergies. may be super obvious advice but i see a lot of diners show up during rush hours with strict requests and it’s not ideal*
“My son loves dole whip”
in:Best poke in the city?1 pts
replying to u/justflipping: - Chikarashi - noreetuh
“Chikarashi is good but their portions are tiny.”
in:Vegan soft serve?1 pts
“Go to Chikarashi in Chinatown for a Dole Whip.”
in:Truly good poke in NYC?41 pts
“Chikarashi on Canal is pretty good”
in:Best poke in the city?10 pts
“Chikarashi”
in:Best poke in the city?3 pts
“Chikarashi on Canal Street is very good.”
in:Ideas for a 3 and 6 year old1 pts
“Near Canal: Jing Fong, The Tyger, Chikarashi, Au Cheval”
in:Truly good poke in NYC?1 pts
“+1 for chikarashi”
in:Are there any shops that have Dole Whip in Manhattan?1 pts
replying to u/JuZNyC: Chikarashi has it, it's not as sweet as the one from the Dole plantation though. Way more similar to what's sold at the ABC convenience stores.
“It was delicious actually.”