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Nestled in the heart of Manhattan at 94 E 7th St, Kyo Ya is a serene underground Japanese restaurant celebrated for its exquisite kaiseki dining experience. This intimate eatery offers a unique culinary journey through meticulously crafted multicourse meals that highlight seasonal ingredients and traditional Japanese techniques. With a focus on quality and presentation, Kyo Ya provides an unforgettable dining experience that is both authentic and innovative.

Kyo Ya specializes in kaiseki, a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner that emphasizes seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation. Guests can expect:

A carefully curated tasting menu that requires advance notice.

A la carte options featuring dishes like Ayu Shioyaki and Sashimi.

An impressive selection of wines and beers to complement your meal.

Conveniently located in the vibrant East Village, Kyo Ya is surrounded by a plethora of attractions and cultural landmarks. Visitors can explore:

Tompkins Square Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

The Bowery, known for its art galleries and nightlife.

A variety of shops and cafes that reflect the eclectic spirit of the neighborhood.

Serene underground Japanese eatery recognized for its elaborate multicourse kaiseki dinners.

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Nice and beautiful Japanese cuisine. Small quantity but good taste. If order the a la carts, our average were between $60-90 per person, but the food and service worth the price. The chef tasting menu need to notify at least one day ahead.

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Delicious kaiseki dinner! The atmosphere was cozy, inviting and quiet. The service was phenomenal - the waiter was eager to explain all the dishes, answer any questions, offer advice on how to eat and what drinks (they had a fairly impressive list) to pair with the meal. Never felt pressured for time - dinner lasted around three hours. It's quite expensive but well worth it.

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Kaiseki restaurant in the city- must make yourself available at least 2.5hurs because it will take that long! I honestly miss my kaiseki exp in Japan but it was nice to visit and resemble my memories. It's very dark and have mosquitos during summer.. me and my friend got at least 3-4 bites each .. their truffle rice is the MUST! Yum

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Have been here twice.  The first time was here on a Friday night, a bit past 9pm for a light meal.  That dinner was awesome.  We ordered Ayu Shioyaki, Sashimi a la cart(Bafun Uni, Murasaki Uni,  and Hirame), and Saba Sushi.  Food was great, and service was really good.  No complaints, 5 stars.

Two weeks later, we returned with guests from out of town to try their Kaiseki menu.  It was a 10 course meal plus dessert.  The food itself was great, every course featured seasonal ingredients, interesting techniques and rare ingredients.  We enjoyed the food from beginning to the end.

The pacing of the dinner was a problem, however.  The first 5 courses came in a pretty good pace, then something happened after the fifth course.  May be there were too many guests, may be the kitchen was backed up.  Whatever the reason, the intervals between courses too noticeably longer.   It ended up taking 4+ hours before we finished our meal.  It was a drag towards to end.

If it wasn't for the pacing issues, it would have been 5 stars review.  Decided to take a point off because of that problem.

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Great restaurant.  Innovative Japanese food yet true to its root.  Extremely well executed, tasty and relatively inexpensive for the great quality, service and space(spent ~$220 for two including tax/tip and one drink each)

Kyo Ya: Luxury Kaiseki Dining in Manhattan, NY

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Reservations Accepted

Serves Beer

Serves Wine

Serves Dinner

Serves Dessert

Kyo Ya is a serene underground Japanese eatery in Manhattan, recognized for its elaborate multicourse kaiseki dinners, offering an authentic taste of Japanese culinary artistry.

Kyo Ya

Experience authentic Japanese cuisine at Kyo Ya in Manhattan. Savor exquisite flavors and enjoy a unique dining atmosphere. Book your table now!

Kyo Ya: Luxury Kaiseki Dining in Manhattan, NY

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