
Find Takahachi East Village Hours and Plan Dinner
Compare sushi with Japanese home cooking at 85 Avenue A, check the weekly schedule, and save a dinner reminder in Karpo.
Where Can You Find Sushi and Hot Dishes on Avenue A?
For dinner on Avenue A, Takahachi pairs sushi and special rolls with hot dishes at 85 Avenue A in Manhattan. The listed opening time is 4:30 PM every day; it closes at 10:30 PM Sunday–Thursday and 11 PM Friday–Saturday. Use this page to check the dinner window before you go, then compare the sushi bar with chicken or pork katsu and soba. The stored rating is 4.5 out of 5 from 628 reviews.
What Are the Key Details?
Address: 85 Avenue A, East Village, Manhattan, New York
Hours: Sunday–Thursday 4:30–10:30 PM · Friday–Saturday 4:30–11 PM
Food: sushi, special rolls, chicken and pork katsu, soba
Setting: casual neighborhood restaurant with a sushi bar
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 628 reviews
Phone: (212) 505-6524
How Can You Compare Sushi With Japanese Home Cooking?
If you are weighing Avenue A sushi against a hot meal, start with the two sides of this menu. The source describes fresh sushi and special rolls, including the crab-filled Twins Roll, alongside chicken and pork katsu with dressed cabbage and soba noodles. You can compare the sushi counter with comforting kitchen dishes rather than treating this as a sushi-only stop. Green tea tempura ice cream is another dish described in the restaurant information, not a promise about what will be available on your visit.


What Should You Check Before an Avenue A Dinner?
The weekly schedule lists a 4:30 PM opening every day. Sunday through Thursday, closing is 10:30 PM; Friday and Saturday extend to 11 PM. That makes the closing time worth checking when you choose your evening, especially if your plans change between weekdays and the weekend. Before setting out, match your intended visit to the listed hours and keep the restaurant phone number, (212) 505-6524, handy for questions. These are the recorded weekly hours, not a live availability check.
How Can You Plan a Low-Key Sushi-Bar Visit?
The restaurant description presents a casual, quick-service neighborhood room where you can watch chefs slice sushi from a seat at the bar. Its review summary praises fresh sushi, familiar classics and prompt service, while also recording some comments about cleaning smells or table cleanliness. Use that balance to decide whether the setting suits your evening, rather than reading the rating as a guarantee. Save a reminder once the food, address and dinner schedule fit your plan.
What Else Should You Check?
Where is Takahachi?
85 Avenue A in the East Village, Manhattan, New York.
When does it open and close?
The weekly schedule lists 4:30–10:30 PM Sunday–Thursday and 4:30–11 PM Friday–Saturday.
Does the restaurant serve more than sushi?
Yes. Its description includes chicken and pork katsu, soba, special rolls and green tea tempura ice cream.
What is its recorded rating?
4.5 out of 5 from 628 reviews.
How can I contact the restaurant?
Call (212) 505-6524 for questions before your visit.
What Else Fits Dinner?
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