EN Japanese Brasserie
EN Japanese Brasserie in the West Village offers izakaya dining in a setting explicitly crafted to evoke the Tokyo experience. Lofty ceilings and large windows give way to intricate wood carvings, floral centerpieces, and block-printed fabrics. Izakaya dining involves tapas-style small plates of Japanese home-cooking; at EN, this centers around the varieties of tofu that are made fresh six times per evening. One delicious example is the yuba sashimi: cool squares of yuba served with shaved radish and a shiso leaf. Other dishes include the creamy avocado salad with baby shrimp and spicy mayonnaise, and the kurobuta kakuni, pork belly simmered in a peasant pot.
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From Food & Wine , NOV 2009
Tofu is the specialty of this izakaya (Japanese-style pub). The soybean curd is made fresh every hour-and-a-half and served...MORE
From Food & Wine , NOV 2009
EN’s specialty is tofu, which the cooks in the restaurant’s open kitchen meticulously prepare every hour-and-a-half...MORE
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