Crispy Katsu and Sashimi Tacos in a Feline Themed Hideaway
Japanese plates, eel fried rice, and cartoon cat glasses keep this Hell's Kitchen dinner playful.
🍣 Playful Japanese Plates
Catzuneko Shokudo sets its playful Japanese menu at 518 9th Avenue in Hell's Kitchen. The kitchen goes beyond standard sushi with sashimi tacos and eel fried rice, while thick, crispy katsu gives the table a sturdy center. Cocktails arrive in cartoon cat glasses, a small signature that matches the feline theme and gives the first round a grin.
The intimate room keeps the meal focused and the mood light. Inside, traditional dishware and fox masks share space with subtle feline details. The dining room can get busy in the evening, while friendly service keeps the pace easygoing. Hours run Monday through Thursday from half past eleven AM to 10 PM, Friday from half past eleven AM to 11 PM, Saturday from noon to 11 PM, and Sunday from noon to 10 PM. Start with the katsu, add a sashimi taco, and save the eel fried rice for the middle of the table.
