Taishoken NYC is one of the best japanese restaurants in New York for dinner, especially if you want a strong option in Upper East Side.
Taishoken NYC is making a specific argument on the Upper East Side, and it's one worth hearing: that the tsukemen format — thick, chewy noodles served separately from an intensely reduced dipping broth — belongs in the same conversation…
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7 pieces of pan-fried pork potstickers
Classic Japanese fried chicken with mayo
Fried calamari, spicy panko, crispy garlic soy sauce, koji ranch
Cold thick noodles with rich dipping broth made with pork, chicken, dried anchovy & bonito. Topped with two kinds of pork chashu, egg, memma, nori seaweed, and green onions
Rich broth made with pork and chicken, topped with two kinds of pork, egg, onions, kikurage mushrooms, sesame, and nori seaweed
Taishoken NYC is a strong japanese option in Upper East Side in New York when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Gyoza and Karaage also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.2 rating across 196 Google reviews.
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For now, Taishoken NYC holds a 9.2 rating across 196 Google reviews.
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Taishoken NYC is a Japanese restaurant located in Upper East Side, New York. Taishoken NYC is making a specific argument on the Upper East Side, and it's one worth hearing: that the tsukemen format — thick, chewy noodles served separately from an intensely reduced dipping broth — belongs in the same conversation…
Taishoken NYC is best for noodles, dinner, japanese, ramen. Taishoken NYC is a strong japanese option in Upper East Side in New York when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Gyoza and Karaage also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.2 rating across 196 Google reviews.
Taishoken NYC is in the Good value price range (value). Google rating: 9.2 from 196 reviews
Start with Gyoza, Karaage, Sand Storm Calamari and Tokusei Tsukemen. These dishes are shown from TastyPals notes or restaurant data on this page.
Taishoken NYC holds a 9.2 Google rating from 196 reviews. Taishoken NYC is a strong japanese option in Upper East Side in New York when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Gyoza and Karaage also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.2 rating across 196 Google reviews.
Taishoken NYC is located at 92 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003, USA. Directions are available via Google Maps.
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