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Phone: (212) 779-0740
Address: 1073 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS 10018
A Japanese cafe inside a bookstore, perfect for a grab-and-go katsu curry bento or tasty onigiri. Your literary & culinary destination.
Nestled within the iconic Kinokuniya bookstore, this Japanese eatery offers a delightful escape for book lovers and foodies alike. It's a charming spot to grab a quick and satisfying bite, featuring a menu of Japanese comfort foods that perfectly complement a leisurely browse through manga and literature. The ambiance is relaxed, making it an ideal pit stop for a taste of Japan amidst a world of stories.
This spot offers a selection of Japanese comfort foods, with specific recommendations for katsu curry bento and onigiri. Sandwiches and other rice meals with teriyaki are also available. While the food is generally well-received for its convenience and flavor, there aren't many strong opinions against specific dishes.
"The katsu curry bento and onigiri are highlighted as recommended grab-and-go options. Rice meals with teriyaki are also a popular choice."
Customers appreciate the convenience and unique setting of this Japanese cafe located within a bookstore, often recommending it for its budget-friendly and tasty grab-and-go options.
Important Note
While prices were mentioned for rice meals, they are from last year and may have changed.
"This user mentioned that the cafe in Kinokubiya has fruit sando's, but isn't sure if they specifically have strawberry ones. They also commented that sando's are easy to make at home."
Neutral"Mentions Kinokuniya as a great bookstore, noting its flagship NYC store near Bryant Park/Times Square has a large manga selection and cool decorations."
Positive"Indicated they will definitely check out Kinokuniya, noting its proximity to the Bryant Park Christmas market makes it a perfect afternoon activity."
Positive"Suggests visiting Kinokuniya, a Japanese bookstore across from Bryant Park, which has English and Japanese books, gifts, and manga. It's recommended to visit the same day as the Christmas market."
Positive"Advises that Kinokuniya, a Japanese bookstore near Bryant Park/Times Square, has an excellent manga selection and displays animation cells."
Positive"Last year, rice meals with chicken or beef teriyaki at Cafe Zaiya were priced between $12 and $15."
Neutral"Sandwiches and onigiri are available upstairs at Kinokuniya, which is a budget-friendly option."
Positive"Cafe Zaiya, located on the second floor of the Kinokuniya bookstore on 6th Avenue across from Bryant Park, is recommended."
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