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Because Japanese omelette rice is so famous, this little bar also serves the best omelette rice in New York before 4 o'clock every day. In fact, it is a bit exaggerated, the egg liquid is solidified and can't flow out, but you can add many condiments, such as cheese, sausage, pork, etc. Compared with omelette rice, what impressed me more was the dessert here, which is quite outstanding and worth a try.

There are probably about a dozen seats. We went there in the afternoon and there weren't many people. We ordered two cups of coffee and a piece of cake, which cost about twenty dollars, which is not expensive. The store is relatively quiet and we didn't dare to speak too loudly when chatting with friends. There are a lot of sake on the bar, which you can order in the evening.

Located in the East Village where literary shops gather, there is a small bar opened by Japanese. It has a wide variety of sake and the lighting is very soft at night. Although there are many people in the store, it is not noisy. It is very suitable for a few friends to chat and drink.

One of the artistic and fresh shops in East Village. I went there at night. It is a kind of quiet bar, suitable for a few friends to gather and chat. There is soothing music and the atmosphere is very good. It is said that it is a cafe during the day. I will try it next time.

A specialty store in New York. Their bar is brass-colored. They advocate fully displaying the Japanese cocktail style. The roasted coffee beans are rich and fragrant with celery. There is also jazz music to listen to. It's great.