Gomen-Kudasai

"Gomen-Kudasai" is a greeting. It is the first thing a visitor says when arriving at someone's home or shop. The original meaning was, "May I have your permission to come into your house/shop?" Today it can be translated as "May I come in? Is there anybody here?" It is very characteristic of Japanese culture.

Our "Gomen-Kudasai" means, "May I come in and have some noodles?"
We replaced the symbol for "permission" with the symbol for "noodles" to give the word double meaning. Because both symbols are pronounced the same, we are making a play on words.

Our noodles are served with a special Dashi* which requires a very slow process and is made from scratch.
Our NY style Japanese home cooking is another slow food made with a lot of organic and locally-grown ingredients. Our sushi is a rare treat for the people who have a deep understanding of the way of sushi.

Please enjoy our genuine Japanese dining experience and luxurious cultural exchange.

Irasshai-mase,

Youko Yamamoto

Dashi: Japanese style soup or broth for noodle dishes



｢�?�?��??くだ�?�?｣は�?��?�の�?�??で�?�??
�??その家に�?��??�??�?�ま�?そ�?�?�??失礼�?�??�??に�?�そ�?の主(�?�??�?)に�?�び�?�?�??�?��?��?�??�?�?�?��?�で�?�??
�??との�?��?�は ｢�?�?�くだ�?�?�?�?�?に�?�?�??�?許�?�??�?�?だき�?�?｣ で�?�?�?�?��?��?く�?�?ちの｢�?麺くだ�?�?｣は ｢�?�｣�??｢麺｣に�?�??�?��?て ｢�?�?��??くだ�?�?�?�麺�??�?�?だきにま�?�??ま�?�?�??｣ と�?��?��??つ�?ま�?�?�??

�??�??ひま�??�?�?�?�??�?�で�?��?��?麺�?�?�材�??�??選�??だ家庭風�??�?�?�そ�?て年�??の�?�っ�?�?��?�の�?鮨�??ど�?�?�?�?�?�くだ�?�?�??

主宰�??山�?�容子

		From	To	From	To	From	To
Monday	Open	11:00 AM	9:00 PM
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	Open	11:00 AM	9:00 PM
Friday	Open	11:00 AM	10:00 PM
Saturday	Open	11:00 AM	10:00 PM
Sunday	Open	11:00 AM	9:00 PM