(212) 988-7277
822 Madison Ave
(Between 68th and 69th Street)
New York,
NY
10065
40.769724
-73.96694
Neighborhoods: Upper East Side, Midtown, Lenox Hill
Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday: Lunch 12:00 pm - 2:45 pm / Dinner First Seating 6:00 pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
Ito En Tea Shop:
Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Price:
$$$$
Last updated 11.15.09
Category:
Restaurants, Catering, Coffee & Tea Shops, Coffeehouses
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, Diners Club, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Brunch, Private Rooms, Lunch Spot, Group Dining, Private Parties
Coffee & Tea Shop Products:
Cuisine:
Reviews & Ratings for Kai Restaurant & Ito En NY Tea Store
30 reviews
What users are saying:
Wonderful Tea
by J Stiglitz
I haven't eaten here, but do stop by for their extensive selection of tea's. Just great!
- Pros: Great Tea
Irresistable- a little heaven on madison ave
by zoey bachmann
A stunning presentation on a plate one after another..with a blend of authenticity and quintessential quality from Executive Chef Yamasaki. I recommend you once dine at the counter seats (open kitchen) and meet the adorable chef, who nurtures your dish with extreme care for detail and finishing. experience how warmful he is and meaningful his dishes are.
No food is ever perfect; whatever the however it is. But remember the food that made you truly, purely happy? perhaps with your beloved friends, or with brothers, mom and dad? I remember mine.,it was here at Kai.
- Pros: earthy lunch and heavenly dinner
- Cons: is there?
where the true things are..
by jen s tenoir
'A little house' as the last stop of Manhattan's dining venue. It'll turn gracious for your first date, business convention, friendly neighbor's birthday, or just dropping by for a bite at the end of the day.
Chef Yamasaki so exquisitely embodies the inherent storminess of all valuable things: an ingredient, a season, a culture, and wonder. And it is so tender, so impecable, and so Yummy!
Occupy the dubious, Obey the venturous..
and oh yes, i love to lunch there as well.
- Pros: Chef Yamasaki's Omakase
- Cons: none
Lunch & Dinner- just divine as always..
by Kay Jeans
I've commercially participated in experiencing at every exceptional Japanese cuisine in nyc. and I'll tell you one thing, "Kai is a knockout!" Chef Yamasaki's intimate delicacy devours your appetite. The truth shall be found in Chef Yamasaki's hands. I love him and his restaurant.
The door is open for everyone, who dreams of such bliss.
Don't forget to try Kagoshima or his Omakase!
- Pros: Excecutive Chef Yamasaki
- Cons: None
Fabulous and elegant food, and teas!
by JOANNA
Having both the wonderful restaurant, food and the lovely shop in the same location!
Splendid freshly made food, unbelievable choices.
Very hi quality and same with the sake served.
Service is excellent as well.
- Pros: The very caring and talented chefs and places both shop/rest
- Cons: A little costly
good tea
by boyacasha
you are in for some goooood tea. i love this place and am hooke don going every week.
- Pros: tea, asian food
Delicious Japanese Food!!
by MichelleNY
My boyfriend and I come here at least once a week - we love their japanese food! Probably the best in New York, I won't go anywhere else. It's nice to escape the busy streets of New York City for a nice romantic evening out. Their teas are also to die for, we always finish our meals with a cup of one of their fabulous teas!
Fresh ingredients
by RRivas
I have never had such fresh food from the ingredients to the fish. The food and drinks are amazing the service and food definitely justify the priciness of this restaurant. For those of you who like tea, they have an amazing selection of teas and herbs. highly recommended.
- Pros: amazing food
- Cons: none
Awesome-ness!
by Strakssss
I had a really good dinner here and I don't usually write reviews for Restaurants. The food was fantastic and well worth the cost. I would absolutely go back. Thanks!
- Pros: Great Saki
- Cons: none


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