Anyone tried this place? i was curious to try it (0 replies, last updated by Lau June 20, 2008)

here’s my report on Kamui http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/531356 (4 replies, last updated by Lau August 7, 2008)

So we ate at Kamui Den which is on Ave A bet 11th and 12th St. It’s a japanese place, which I thought was an izakaya, but is actually has a kind of eclectic menu that seems to specialize in things they can cook at your... (0 replies, last updated by Lau June 21, 2008)

Kamui Den is another good place – a very good full-service restaurant. (5 replies, last updated by LaLaLisa October 28, 2009)

Kamui Den is an excellent all-service Japanese restaurant on Av. A near 12th St. You can get good sushi/sashimi there, and your boyfriend can get any number of things, including a nimono of tongue, a kabayaki of eel and unagi... (12 replies, last updated by kobetobiko August 30, 2009)

Your list is Italian-poor. Try Supper, Frank’s, and Cacio e Vino. Also, another Japanese place you should try is Kamui Den. (5 replies, last updated by windycity September 13, 2009)

all of them make (could you also note on the list if the food is good?) Kamui Den Westville Kai Kai NY Noodle Town Inc. Sigiri There is also a cheap and nice noodle palce near IFC cinemas, but i caanot remember the name. (10 replies, last updated by scanditrash August 13, 2007)

it, like Kamui Den, and even Hasaki. And if you want a quick and dirty version, you might want to check out Udon West on St Marks. I can’t really say it’s going to be really good, but it’ll be quick and cheap... (3 replies, last updated by E Eto November 17, 2008)

In the vein of Japanese food since Yasuda was the initial choice: 1. Chiyono (small, quaint, home-style cooked dishes, $30 prix fixe) 2. Kamui Den (similar vein to Chiyono, with nabe specials, $20 pre-theater prix fixe) 3. Matsugen... (6 replies, last updated by xigua June 5, 2009)

In addition to the places mentioned: Supper and Cacio e Vino for Italian; Kamui Den for general-purpose very good Japanese; Soba Koh for soba and other things (and it has a lovely ambiance). Since bearmi mentions Veselka,... (10 replies, last updated by CMG920 May 20, 2009)

Kamui Den has it similarly priced to Shabu Tatsu. Never had the shabu shabu, but did enjoy my dinners there. www.orderinny.wordpress.com (13 replies, last updated by bearmi March 7, 2009)

In my humble opinion, the chawan mushi at Kamui Den, Avenue A near 12th St. is delicious and soothing. (14 replies, last updated by foodwhisperer February 7, 2009)

The thing that’s giving me pause is the “once-a-year occasion” question. I’d like to recommend that you consider Kamui Den if you’re willing to walk east (it’s at Av. A near 12th St.). You can... (7 replies, last updated by Stuffed Monkey April 3, 2009)

for a table. http://www.cacioevino.com/main.php If you want to go in a different direction, Kamui Den has very good Japanese food. It’s a full-service restaurant that among other things, serves sushi and sashimi, not a sushi... (9 replies, last updated by megansk March 20, 2009)

The fact that it’s Saturday makes it tough. If you’d consider Japanese, Kamui Den is on Av. A near 12th St. and takes reservations, and I don’t know whether it’s great, but it’s excellent (if you go,... (14 replies, last updated by _emilie_ March 18, 2009)