 Otafuku - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: new york - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - otafuko - overview
japanese street/comfort food in the east vil...
digitalcity.com
the new york times > travel > new york city guide > restaurant details
this unusual and interesting japanese storefront offers only two dishesrarely seen in new york: takoyaki, or octopus croquettes, and okonomiyaki ,which, loosely translated, means grilled pancakes with anything you like. both are popular japanese snacks or light meals, and they are absolutely delicio...
travel2.nytimes.com
new york | dining | asian/pacific | japanese | otafuku | wcities
takoyaki and okonomiyaki, japanese snack-balls made with octopus or squid, are not as well known in the west as sushi, but they do have a strong following among japanese and others in the know. this extremely tiny east village storefron...
wcities.com
igougo: otafuku - new york restaurants, new york
this cute little take-out store is in the heart of the east village. on east 9th street, otafuku is one of a handful of japanese food establishments offering an authentic slice of culture. it is right across the street from the ...
igougo.com
gayot restaurant reviews
this tiny storefront, with a wood counter and no seating, serves what is possibly the most unique take-out food in town---takoyaki or octopus balls, a popular japanese street food. a rice-based batter with chunks of octopus is poured into indentations ...
gayot.com
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