Dried Filefish
Aburiya Kinnosuke

Aburiya Kinnosuke

213 E. 45th St., New York 10017, 10017-3389, United States

Fish • Sushi • Izakaya • Chicken


"Came here with a group of 6 for dinner. While some of the food was very good, most of the dishes were just average or even below average. Drinks: Lychee martini: 2/5 It got very water down and I could barely taste any lychee flavor. Appetizer: Agedashi tofu: 4/5 Love the sauce but wish the tofu to be softer/smoother. Age shishito: 4/5 Portion was very small. We basically got one piece of shishito per person. Flavor was good though. Tako wasabi: 5/5 Perfect amount of wasabi and not too spicy! Highly recommend if you eat raw food! Sesame asparagus: 5/5 Asparagus was perfectly cooked and the sesame sauce went very well with the asparagus! Assorted tempura: 2/5 The tempura was not crispy at all. Both the tempura and the sauce had almost no flavor. Could not even taste any salt on the tempura. Entree: Beef tongue: 3/5 The flavor was fine but it was way too chewy and it was very hard to bite through Grilled Salmon belly: 5/5 probably my favorite dish in the entire meal! The salmon was sooo moist and flaky! Unagi don: 5/5 Perfectly cooked rice with tender eel! Sukiyaki: 4/5 It came with beef, onion, tofu, and konjac noodle. It was too sweet for our taste and I wish there would be more beef and other toppings in there. Yakisoba: 2/5 This was just not what I expected for yakisoba. Traditional yakisoba is a dry stir fried noodle with yakisoba sauce (a Worcestershire based sauce) and this yakisoba was nothing like that. It had a very thick sauce on it. The entire dish was very wet and salty. Overall, this place was just okay. The portion of the dishes were very small and most of the entree also didn't come with rice. Since I came with a big group of people, I could try more dishes and most of the food here was a hit or miss. Given the price point, I don't think it was worth it and will probably not come again."