Experience the unexpected with Japanese-Jewish fusion, featuring awesome matzo ball ramen & Wagyu pastrami on house-made shokupan.
This unique Williamsburg establishment masterfully blends Japanese and Ashkenazi Jewish cuisines, creating a memorable dining experience. Signature dishes like the matzoh ball ramen and the Wagyu pastrami sandwich on house-made shokupan showcase this innovative fusion. From innovative starters like toro tartare on sake kasu challah to delightful desserts such as chocolate-banana challah bread pudding, every item is crafted with care.
The restaurant offers a unique fusion of Japanese and Ashkenazi Jewish cuisines. Standout dishes include the 'awesome' matzo ball ramen, Wagyu pastrami sandwich on house-made caraway shokupan, toro tartare on sake kasu challah, and a chocolate-banana challah bread pudding. The food is generally well-received, with specific mention of a cute holiday menu that includes seasonal offerings like a honey apple dessert.
"Highly recommended are the matzoh ball ramen, the Wagyu pastrami sandwich on house-made caraway shokupan, and the toro tartare served on house-baked sake kasu challah."
Customers praise the restaurant for its unique fusion cuisine, excellent service, and great atmosphere, with many highlighting specific dishes as exceptional.
Important Note
While the fusion is skillfully executed, not every dish is a fusion item.
"Shalom Japan consistently offers a cute holiday menu that includes a honey apple dessert."
Positive"Shalom Japan is considered an awesome restaurant."
Positive"Shalom Japan in Williamsburg is a great Jewish-Japanese kosher-style place and is recommended."
Positive"This user recommended Shalom Japan, describing it as a Jewish Japanese fusion restaurant."
Neutral"Shalom Japan was recommended for its matza ball ramen."
Positive"Shalom Japan is recommended for its unique Jewish-Japanese fusion cuisine."
Positive"The commenter finds Shalom Japan to be a unique and delicious restaurant."
Positive"In a follow-up to their earlier praise, the author adds that Shalom Japan is a 'nice spot' with 'great service and atmosphere'."
Positive"Responding to a description of Shalom Japan (a Japanese-Jewish fusion restaurant), the author expresses that the concept 'sounds so cool'."
Positive"The author states they are a big fan of Shalom Japan, a Japanese-Jewish fusion restaurant in NYC. They highlight the 'matzo ball ramen' as being 'awesome'."
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