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Hakata Tonton

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New York, United States

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Japanese restaurant· Hot pot restaurant· Offal pot cooking restaurant· Restaurant· Shabu-shabu restaurant· Sushi restaurant· Japanese· Food And Drink· Authentic Japanese restaurant· Modern izakaya restaurant

Hakata Tonton Reviews | Rating 4,4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Hakata Tonton is located in New York, United States on 35w W 35th St. Hakata Tonton is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category japanese restaurant in United States. We invite you to try Hakata Tonton’s Authentic Kyushu Japanese Soul Food. We have a number of dishes which may same strange to the eye, but are delicious renditions of the food made famous in Hakata, Japan. Pork, Collagen, and Cod Roe are all specialties of the region and you can enjoy them in various combinations on our Japanese fusion style menu. Our food is made to share and does not come in any particular order, as is the tradition in Hakata. We invite you to be adventurous and try a number of small plate items so that you get a feeling for our savory cuisine. We have chosen a number of unique wines and Japanese sake we feel goes well with our savory cuisine and invite you to try a glass or a bottle. We have priced our wines by the bottle way below what most restaurants charge, so you can enjoy without hurting your wallet. Finally, we invite you to try our collagen cuisine. It’s great for your skin and most importantly, we think you will love our presentation and taste.

Address

35w W 35th St

Price range

$$

Phone

+1 9172616536

Service options

Dine-in

Amenities

Bar on siteGender-neutral toiletsHigh chairsToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet

Offerings

AlcoholBeerCocktailsComfort foodSmall plates

Open hours

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Matthew Chan

If you come here, you absolutely MUST have the hotpot. You can't go wrong with any of the choices. The broth was amazing.. The garlic fried rice was a another dish you have to try. The other side dishes/apps were okay. I enjoyed the scallop with sea urchin but wasn't much of a fan of the veal liver sashimi (I think that's what it was). Dessert portions were small but very good and not overly sweet which I appreciated.

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Luna G

Love this place! We got the classic hot pot on a rainy day, and there was nothing beat this! The hotpot was well-seasoned with a lot of vegetables and pork. It was a unique favorite that's not miso but yummy, and the vegetables went well with it. As for appetizers, we got the black cod and the egg omelette with pork. Both were delicious! The black cod was really tender and was not too salty, while the egg omelette with pork was light and juicy. Got the matcha tofu dessert. I don't like the almond flavor but my friends loved it. Good service and environment. Would love to be back often!

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Kevin Huang

Super small place that focuses on more specialty Japanese dishes like pork trotter. There will sometimes be a wait because the space is limited. Things that they are known for include the pig feet (which despite the contents is delicious) and their hot pots. The okonomiyaki is decent but could use a little more texture. Friendly staff and interesting offerings mashes it worth checking out

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Albert Ko

Good food, specialty is hot pot and tonsoku. Overall all very unique and good flavors. Restaurant is usually crowded and staff is running around. Nice bustling place. Good dessert too.

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Jielin Yan

Got the grilled tonsoku (pig feet) with spicy sauce and cilantro. It was not spicy at all, but was indeed well-grilled and crispy. Also got the black sesame ice cream, which was delightful. Not giving 5 stars because nothing was strikingly good. We arrived at 5:30pm, right before they opened, when a line was already forming. By the time we finished (around 6:30pm), the restaurant was almost filled up and getting quite noisy.

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Claire Zhang

A small place to dine in, recommend to reserve a table prior. Take long time to seat after checkin with service. Food is tasty, I’d like to add noodle after finish hotpot. Great desert to try, the one I chose is something called matcha tofu pudding.

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Vy Nguyen

We had a great birthday dinner for my friend here and the staffs were very nice in surprising our friend with ice-cream dessert while all staffs singing happy birthday song. The hot pot was huge for four and we loved it when they add the soba on.

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Jen Z.

The service and food here are great! Get the okonamiyaki, it is delicious. We got the garlic fried rice, okonamiyaki, and the beef pot. For dessert you can basically sample everything with the dessert set. Would definitely return!

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