somehow it seems like lots of you guys are missing out on takahachi, a great japanese restaurant on avenue A, between 5th and 6th street... they have a very good selection of sushi and more importantly, have lots of interesting... (3 replies, last updated by dstarr August 29, 2002)

I’m now between Takahachi and Hasaki for tonight. Any opinions on or suggestions for either (or both)? Many thanks (6 replies, last updated by THM September 7, 2002)

has anyone been to the new takahachi? one of the chefs comes to my pottery studio (and makes most of the dishes/decorations for the restaurant) and i’ve been curious about going. i had been under the impression that he was... (2 replies, last updated by Rachel M. December 15, 2003)

just posted below and have narrowed it down to 3 options: bread tribeca, supper or takahachi tribeca...any input? (please...) (0 replies, last updated by lee September 10, 2003)

Zutto is certainly a good neighborhood place. I only went once to Takahachi, found it disapointing and have been going to Zutto since. (2 replies, last updated by mrnyc March 2, 2006)

Takahachi doesn’t deliver. Esashi closed (mourn). Kanoyama I had delivered once and it was gross. Ginger is soso. I live abover Mottsu but never eat it tho it’s prolly just fine for delivery. Any other recs? There are... (6 replies, last updated by kathryn September 25, 2008)

Tokyo bay or Takahachi, looking for a sushi place for lunch while working at tempory office in Tribeca. Any thoughts about which one is better? Advice on what to order at either? Many thanks in advance (3 replies, last updated by MJ January 21, 2006)

Takahachi ( reade st.) . If you like rolls they have some interesting ones. Takahachi is the best one that delivers, there are 3 others but i wont even mention them (1 reply, last updated by foodwhisperer April 17, 2009)

Try Takahachi on Duane or Zutto on Hudson Street. (3 replies, last updated by ericd74 June 12, 2006)

takahachi (sp?) on avenue a and 6th st makes california rolls using real crab. the rest of the food is generally high quality as well. (2 replies, last updated by Yllas June 6, 2006)

Takahachi on Duane between Church & W Broadway. It is consistently excellent (wish we could say the same about Megu, actually). (3 replies, last updated by Chef'sGirl January 19, 2006)

Takahachi on Avenue A between 5th and 6th is cheap and good, but I’d recommend Esashi over it. (3 replies, last updated by Josh August 11, 2003)

been there with traditonal older people who arrived from Japan for there first visit to US and they loved this place as well. The prices are reasonable as well. Nori the owner , was the manager of Tribeca Takahachi. (2 replies, last updated by foodwhisperer December 24, 2008)

takahachi on 6 and Avenue A (6 replies, last updated by Em April 11, 2006)

Takahachi is quite good. It’s in Tribeca (Duane Street between West Broadway and Church) which is not too far from Battery Park. Also on Hudson is Zutto- more neighborhoody but also good. Then there’s Nobu and Next... (1 reply, last updated by pkripper October 7, 2004)