串越居酒屋

Amazing Udon and Pork belly. Buns are great as well. This place is delicious, looks great (fusion), really well priced. I think 2 people can eat dinner here and pay $30-$40. I was surprised there reviews here are not closer to 5 stars. I lived in Brooklyn all my life and work in Midtown Manhattan. I can compare this place to quite a few places but it’s absolutely delicious and cheap and the atmosphere is fantastic. Highly recommend!

The anime walls and One Piece decor at Kushi Asian Fusion added to its fun ramen shop vibe. Friendly staff made the experience even better. The food was decent for a budget-friendly, casual restaurant, with generous portions that left us satisfied, though the sushi rolls fell apart easily and the spicy miso ramen broth tasted a bit like instant seasoning. Overall, a solid spot for a casual meal with a cool atmosphere.

I’ve been visiting this place every now and then since high school, but a few years back, the server switched to a middle-aged lady. She’s fantastic, but it feels like everything has changed since then. I remember once when she chased after me and my friends because we didn’t tip them enough—it’s wild, since that never happened before! Still, I come back sometimes, and it’s always the same lady. The food is okay, not amazing like before, and it feels like the portions are smaller. I really enjoy this place because it’s filled with memories from high school with my friends, but now it just feels like a different place.

Katsu pork buns.. bit greasy but great. Chicken karaage was alright. Tonkotsu chicken/pork ramen was alright… chicken and pork tasted bland, good portions though. The lady hadn’t even given my change yet and was already asking for a tip. She didn’t sit us, wasn’t quite welcoming. Will not come back, take out perhaps.

I had spicy miso ramen and it’s definitely the worst ramen I’ve ever had. It tastes like instant ramen with a few toppings. Both the noodle and broth not only taste like super low quality instant ramen, the noodle is overcooked too.