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Consider this a combined review for Wanpaku and Hidden Pearl, the speakeasy that is this otherwise unassuming Japanese restaurant on the Williamsburg-Greenpoint border's claim to fame.The wait was not bad on a Friday night. My favorite dish of the evening was the avocado crispy rice, whose texture I would compare to a McDonald's hash brown covered in guacamole. I also am a big of kewpie-based Japanese potato salad, a... View all feedback.
Recommend the cold noodles for summer for those who love a good bowl of ramen but can’t stomach a big bowl of hot soup in the summer. Tsukemen is a touch salty for our taste but good if you prefer saltier broths.Good for kids and groups of up to 6.
Decent Japanese spot in the neighborhood. There was a bit of a wait when we came but it wasn’t too long. Loved the pumpkin appetizer and the entrees were solid as well. Will definitely come back for lunch!Food: 5/5
Delicious japanese food!The beef curry was so rich and densely flavored! I just wish there was a little more meat.Ramen was also delicious. We got the basic flavor which was spot on.The okonomiyaki as an appetizer was also good!There is a hidden bar in the back which looked neat.
The best shime saba you can get in the whole NYC! Tender, fresh and delicious! I would come again and again for this dish alone. Must try for those who enjoy sashimi and strong tasting fish.Ramen is always tasty and consistent. Traditional is best but the spicy options are also very good. Do check out specials which change frequently. Great for lunch since food arrives quickly.
Food is really good here, portions are the right size, octopus app, spicy cold ramen, and Japanese curry were amazing?? limited seating inside, small narrow restaurant, but service was good