Upper East SideJapanese
Isohama Japanese in Upper East Side
The mood
Minimalist, refined · good late at night · good for small groups
Known for
Crazy Tuna Roll
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A mid-priced Japanese restaurant on the Upper East Side. Reviewers single out the Japanese food, say it is consistent, and describe it as calm. Known for its Crazy Tuna Roll.
Know before you go
- Vibe
- Minimalist, Refined, Calm
- Perfect for
- Quiet Hangout, Casual, Date, Groups, Family
- Best times
- Afternoon, Brunch, Dinner, Happy Hour, Late Night
- Group size
- Friends (2-3), Small Group (4-6)
- Insider tip
- Try the daily lunch specials that change regularly; visit during happy hour 5pm-7pm daily for $4 beer, sake and wine, and $6 house cocktails
The details at Isohama
- How to visit
- Dine-in · Takeout · Delivery
- Setting
- Indoors
- Atmosphere
- Cozy · Romantic
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible restroom · Wheelchair-accessible seating
What reviewers mention about Isohama
Moodap read 10 public reviews of Isohama and counted what they talk about.
- Japanese food8 of 10
- Reliably good2 of 10
- Calm and quiet2 of 10
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Good to know about Isohama
Isohama is at 1666 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128, on the Upper East Side, Manhattan.
Sun 12 PM - 10 PM; Fri 12 PM - 10:30 PM. Other days are not listed, so check with them before you go.
You can call Isohama at (212) 828-0099.
Expect about $15–40 per person at Isohama.
Isohama is known for its Crazy Tuna Roll.
In the 10 reviews of Isohama that Moodap read, the most mentioned are Japanese food (8), reliably good (2), and calm and quiet (2).
Quiet hangout, casual, date, groups, and family.
Yes: takeout and delivery.
Isohama lists: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible restroom, and wheelchair-accessible seating.
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