Authentic Japanese comfort food spot specializing in Okonomiyaki & Hiroshima-yaki. Also serves delicious yakisoba & Japanese street food favorites.
This Japanese eatery in the East Village specializes in authentic Okonomiyaki and Hiroshima-yaki, offering a taste of Japanese comfort food. Reviews highlight the delicious yakisoba as a 'classed-up' version and praise the okonomiyaki, with some noting it has a unique 'dokodemo spin'. It's a go-to spot for those seeking Japanese street food like takoyaki and taiyaki, and is generally recommended for its authentic flavors.
This Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for its Okonomiyaki and Hiroshima-yaki, with several users praising these dishes. The yakisoba is also frequently mentioned as a delicious, 'classed-up' option. Other Japanese street food like takoyaki and taiyaki are also available. While generally well-received, one user noted that the okonomiyaki might have a distinct 'dokodemo spin' compared to traditional versions.
"The Okonomiyaki, Hiroshima-yaki, and yakisoba are frequently recommended dishes. The yakisoba is noted as a 'classed-up' version, and the Okonomiyaki is praised for its authenticity."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards this restaurant, frequently recommending its Okonomiyaki and yakisoba. Some reviews mention a unique 'dokodemo spin' on traditional dishes.
Important Note
One user suggested that the Okonomiyaki dishes at Dokodemo might have a unique 'dokodemo spin' and may not be strictly traditional.
"DokoDemo is described as a no-frills, typical okonomiyaki spot, contrasting with the fancier option at Bar Goto."
Neutral"The commenter is considering DokoDemo for lunch and asked for a comparison of its okonomiyaki to Bar Goto."
Positive"DokoDemo in the East Village is recommended for izakaya food, especially their okonomiyaki."
Positive"Dokodemo is listed as a potential restaurant that serves Yoshoku cuisine, which is a Japanese take on Western foods."
Neutral"This commenter noted that while Dokodemo offers Osaka and Hiroshima styles, they have a significant 'dokodemo spin' and suggested that truly proper, traditional okonomiyaki places might be scarce in NYC, mentioning Otafuku in SoCal as an example."
Neutral"After visiting Dokodemo, this commenter expressed a preference for Izakaya Nomad instead."
Negative"This commenter seconded the recommendation for Dokodemo, confirming they serve both Osaka and Hiroshima style okonomiyaki and find them excellent, though they lack a broader frame of reference for other NYC spots."
Positive"This commenter simply recommended Dokodemo as a place to find okonomiyaki."
Positive"Dokodemo was suggested as an authentic option for Japanese ingredients and food, fitting the user's criteria."
Positive"This user mentioned they used to like domodomo, but haven't been in a while. They also recommended Nami Nori."
Neutral"Dokodemo is recommended as a good place to visit for Japanese street food like takoyaki, taiyaki, and yakisoba."
Positive"This commenter recommended Dokodemo as a place with vegetarian okonomiyaki options. They also provided a link to a previous discussion about okonomiyaki in NYC."
Positive"The user seconds the recommendation for Dokodemo."
Positive"The user recommends Dokodemo as a good option for Okonomiyaki."
Positive"Dokodemo is listed as a recommendation for Okonomiyaki."
Positive"Dokodemo in the East Village is recommended as a place to find Okonomiyaki."
Positive"This user suggested Dokodemo as a restaurant where one can find Japanese dishes like yakisoba and okonomiyaki."
Neutral"The food from DokoDemo is described as looking delicious based on an accompanying image or description."
Positive"DokoDemo in the East Village provided a delicious Japanese noodle fix. The author tried the yakisoba, noting it was a 'classed-up' version and wishing for slightly more tofu."
Positive"The author enthusiastically agrees that Dokodemo is 'sooo fucking good'."
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