Tatany 52

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soogah

Joined 10 years ago

Skewer's galore!. Yummy skewers and mouth watering appetizers, simular to "Village Yokocho" except this place has a full sushi bar as well. The crab croquette and the chicken skins won my heart over.. must try! in my opinion if i had to compare Tatany's 52 and Village Yokocho Id vote for TATANY's 52! because the food seems to be more carefully prepared and tastier as well. Hope this helps!

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nycritic00

Joined 10 years ago

quaint midtown place. nice little place but the wait is long during prime time evenings. have patience. the wait is worth a try. the grilled aromas fill your senses teasing your appetite. but throws you off track when you have the urge for sushi. when you finally sit, you have to sift thru the extensive menu so suggest previewing before you sit. many appeteasers! the sushi is very good. but fair warning - so many to choose, so many sound so good. when ordering wantonly, your bill will show it! The SUM IT: a must try but do go early. sushi bar fills up quick. back dining room small. do try an assortment of appetizers.

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lindros2

Joined 11 years ago

Converts people to sushi lovers. Time and time again the sheer quality of the food (sushi, skewers, appetizers) has converted people (who were not willing to even try it) to sushi lovers. It's very affordable and open late (except Saturday - standard deal). The respect can be seen in many Japanese business men dining and chatting with the sushi preparers. Can get crowded but service doesn't suffer. It has dipped a bit since 1997 - the sushi bar has become more "generic" and I no longer see Keith Hernandez on a regular basis.