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Beron Beron
Welcome to Beron Beron, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the East Village at 164 1st Ave, New York, NY. This quaint Japanese restaurant embodies the essence of authentic Japanese cuisine, all while retaining a cozy, casual atmosphere that caters to a diverse clientele.
The moment you step into Beron Beron, you’re enveloped by a moderate buzz that hints at lively conversations and laughter, making it an ideal spot for dinner with friends or family. The attentiveness of the staff is part of what makes dining here so pleasant; they are quick to ensure your experience is nothing short of delightful.
- Accessibility: Beron Beron is wheelchair accessible, offers outdoor seating, and provides gender-neutral restrooms.
- Payment Options: For your convenience, they accept credit cards, Apple Pay, and even cater to your furry friends with dog-friendly policies.
- Dining Options: Whether you prefer to dine in, enjoy the food at home via delivery or takeout, or savor a meal al fresco, Beron Beron has you covered.
Now, let’s talk about the food. The menu at Beron Beron boasts a delightful array of dishes that capture the essence of traditional Japanese flavors. Begin your culinary adventure with their Carpaccio Salmon and Yellowtail Sashimi served with Jalapeno and Ponzu Vinaigrette—its vibrant flavors provide a tantalizing start. Or opt for the Sunomono Assortment of Sashimi for a refreshing showcase of the freshest fish.
Don’t miss the selection of salads, particularly the Kaisou Salad which features seaweed with Ponzu and Katsuobushi—a dish that provides a beautiful balance of umami and freshness. If you’re in the mood for a warm comfort, the Miso Soup is an unpretentious yet satisfying choice that warms the soul.
Of course, the highlight of the menu might just be the sushi rolls. Some guests have raved about the tempura udon, remarking on its generous portion that could easily satisfy two diners. However, others suggest venturing into their specialties like the Saba Shioyaki and Ika Geso, where the flavors sing and the preparation shines through.
The ambiance is paired with great offerings, such as $3 beers on tap that makes for an irresistible deal. Several patrons have noted this as a highlight, drawing them back time and again to indulge in the casual charm of Beron Beron.
In conclusion, Beron Beron provides a compelling dining experience that champions affordability without sacrificing quality. Its dedicated service, cozy vibes, and a menu brimming with Japanese delights make it a must-visit for both locals and visitors alike seeking a taste of Japan in the vibrant East Village.
For more adventures in culinary delights, don’t forget to check out Beron Beron by calling (212) 477-1005 or simply popping by for a memorable meal!
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“ Great dining experience, great servers, and the food is delicious. I'm not sure where else you'd get $3 beers on tap in the East Village! Highly recommended. ”
“ Came to this nondescript Japanese restaurant before The Hellp concert as we were looking to take full advantage of the $3 beer hack that runs all night, every night. This place is pretty authentically Japanese: the waitress asked if we wanted one of the booths that only had floor seating, they don't even have an English name on google maps, and the bathrooms had bidets. I can't understand for the life of me why we don't make that common practice here stateside. Bidets are so clutch. We ended up getting 3 Sapporos each, as this $3 beer is the gift that keeps on giving. It's busting up inflation. We split the shrimp tempura appetizer that was pretty decent, and got a sushi roll each. The sushi was pretty mid, but that was my expectation walking in. My Spicy tuna roll was 6/10. I should have got the udon, but if there's one thing about me I learn from my mistakes. I will absolutely be back here for that $3 Sapporo beer that inflation sees in its nightmares. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews ”
“ Wonderful atmosphere, huge sake menu, kind and helpful staff, amazing sushi!! My partner and I stopped in on our way home, it just happened to be on the way and we were hungry, but was exactly what we needed. Nice place to get the evening started, plenty of bars nearby. ”
“ I had a nice meal, here. I just came to this place with a friend and we ordered several dishes, which were all good. Seaweed salad: as good as you'd expect. Shishamo: very good. The fish was tender and flavorful. Saba shioyaki: divine. You can't miss this. Ika geso: not for everybody, but I love fried squid tentacles, so it hit the spot. Sunomono: very fresh sashimi. A good way to get a taste of different fish without hitting the wallet too much. Eel avocado roll and salmon avocado roll: both were fine; nothing to write home about, but solid. Overall, it was a satisfying meal in which we tried many options. I wasn't stuffed at the end but felt full. Portions weren't too small and service was reasonably fast (yet not rushed). I'd definitely return. ”
“ This place offers affordable meals for the serving size. the tempura udon was gigantic & could be shared between 2 people. The sashimi set was just ok, wouldn't get it again. The service was great & the shop is small but cozy. ”
“ Great, solid place in the East Village with Japanese-speaking waitstaff!! I can't believe I've never been here! I used to rely on Sharaku on 9th Street (now gone), and this seems so much better in its authenticity with tatami mats, food prep, atmosphere, and the waitstaff I want to kick myself! I also hope to see them incorporate more vegetarian and vegan items into their menu: They're off to a good start, serving bamboo waribashi (chopsticks). It's the only way for a future for us all. ”
“ This is an incredibly cool looking restaurant on the corner of 10th St. and first Avenue. They have five dollar beer specials which were incredibly cool and they bring it to you in a frosted glass. ”
“ I really like the udon here, I think it's better than Raku. I have come here for the Niku udon twice now. The broth is very flavorful, the udon is the perfect texture, and the beef is fresh and tender. My friend got the katsu curry and it was just so-so. I've also tried the sashimi here and it's also just so-so. But five stars for the udon, and the ambience! They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Come try the udon!! ”
