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Food Paradise

Episode: Steak Paradise

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62 Thomas St
New York , NY 10013
2129647777
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Restaurant Details

Business Hours:

  • Mon. - Wed., Sun. 5:30am - 11pm;Thu. - Sat. 5:30pm - 12pm

Cuisines:

Cost:

  • $$$$

Features:

  • Special Occasion Dining
  • Group Dining
  • People Watching
  • Prix Fixe Menu

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  • It's out of business!!!!!!!!!! by mrpesce Mon 05/07/2012 12:00 AM Joined Feb 2012 2 Posts 11 Restaurant Visits
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CitySearch Tips

What to Drink

The wine list includes $40-$60 reislings, Gruner Veltliners and gewurtztraminers, which pair well with the food. Don't overlook the exhaustive sake and sochu list.

Where to Sit

The 75-seat upstairs bar, wallpapered with bolts of antique kimono fabrics is more serene. Three large lounge tables overlook the scene below, and there's a private room for parties.

FourSquare Tips

  • Bravo
    One of my favorite places. -Jacqueline Laurita, Real Housewives of NJ
  • Bobbi B.
    Order the Blessing Cocktail. Megu means ?blessing? in Japanese. There's a huge ice sculpture of Buddha downstairs. Make sure you pour rose petals & water onto him with the wooden ladle & make a wish.
  • Dev
    Good variety during restaurant week, pick 3,
  • The Corcoran Group
    This is one of those places you go for a really special occasion, as dining here is an event. Just get the Omakase ? with the Sake Pairings, it?s worth the money!
  • Jessica S.
    Try for Restaurant Week
  • Adam A.
    Crispy Shrimp to start with a Crab and Avocado Sushi roll. Wasabi and Gorgonzola Kobe skewers and prepare strips of Kobe beef on a river stone...end the night with a Chocolate Fondant!
  • Magee S.
    Kobe beef...it will transport you to another planet!
  • Eric S.
    More about the eye candy than the food, and it'll be the most expensive eye candy you've ever had. $135 for a sushi dinner for one, and I didn't even pig out.
  • Marc G.
    I ordered the “Ishiyaki” kobe beef slices and was most satisfied with this choice.
  • Ana C.
    Very SATC!