
Kiku Japanese Restaurant
4.4 (406)restaurant
Tucked onto a Manhattan second floor, this quiet spot is a local secret for fresh sushi and bento boxes.
Description




Behind an unassuming entrance lies a small dining room that balances a brisk lunch scene with friendly service and no wait for a table. The kitchen turns out a standard menu of cooked fare and sashimi that, while straightforward, is fresh and crafted with care. It is a relaxed, low-pressure spot where portions are filling enough to satisfy two diners sharing a meal, making it a dependable neighborhood option.
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On the second floor
