Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Good for Kids: Yes PokéStop Nearby: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
2 reviews
Sheridan Caufield
This is a tiny little takeout window where if you walk too fast, you would completely miss it. This is a new lunch takeout window located near the World Trade Center area going east.
There is only 4 main items on the menu Hibachi chicken $7.99, beef $8.49, shrimp $8.99 or combo $10.99 which is a mixture of the meats! It comes with white rice. If you want it with fried rice or noodles it's 50 cents extra. You can order extra meat for an extra $1.50 or $2.00 depending on which protein. The only other thing on the menu is drinks: soda, water and snapple. Simple menu, simple concept.
Yay for new lunch places to try. Reminds me of mall food.
This is a moment I wish Yelp had half stars. I would give HE1 3.5 stars if I could.
Forewarned I can already see it coming there is going to be a certain Long Island and New Jersey Bennihana, blue colored frozen drink with an umbrella type of yelper who will have none of the place in contrast to their beloved half off cocktails happy hour chicken teriyaki joint with the flaming onion volcano thrown in.
Another set of incredulous and quite frankly cheap ass group of yelpers will cry bloody murder as any of the lunches here plus a soda will cost $10 bucks. Which is maybe $2 more than what they could get somewhere else.
As others describe this is literally a hole in the wall for take out teriyaki chicken, shrimp or beef. There are very few choices but what they lack in choice they make up in quality. I can't speak for the shrimp as I'm not douche knob rude enough to bring back stinky stir fried shrimp back to the office. I love shrimp but not everyone does.
The teriyaki chicken (thigh meat I'm guessing) and beef are uniquely satisfying in they seem to have their teriyaki recipe down pat the way the people at Sakagura in the malls have their recipe down. It's incredibly satisfying and your coworkers will be envious walking by your office and without thinking say s*&t that smells good, I wish I got that for lunch.
This isn't a 4 star affair, it's just a little lunch joint that does a surprisingly good teriyaki beef and chicken with very good ingredients. I always get it with the lo mein which has this dry tasty gumminess to it. I can't place my finger on it but that too is satisfying. In Chinese we refer to it as Wok Hay, meaning the noodles were cooked on a really high heat and have that char flavor to it.
Anyhow it's worth trying out for yourself. There's generally a line no matter what time you go, because the one teriyaki chicken joint run by Chinese people that used to be in the neighborhood that hawked that "bourbon chicken" stuff closed a few years years ago. It's nice to have another place like that in the nabe again for lunch.
This is a tiny little takeout window where if you walk too fast, you would completely miss it. This is a new lunch takeout window located near the World Trade Center area going east.
There is only 4 main items on the menu Hibachi chicken $7.99, beef $8.49, shrimp $8.99 or combo $10.99 which is a mixture of the meats! It comes with white rice. If you want it with fried rice or noodles it's 50 cents extra. You can order extra meat for an extra $1.50 or $2.00 depending on which protein. The only other thing on the menu is drinks: soda, water and snapple. Simple menu, simple concept.
Yay for new lunch places to try. Reminds me of mall food.
This is a moment I wish Yelp had half stars. I would give HE1 3.5 stars if I could.
Forewarned I can already see it coming there is going to be a certain Long Island and New Jersey Bennihana, blue colored frozen drink with an umbrella type of yelper who will have none of the place in contrast to their beloved half off cocktails happy hour chicken teriyaki joint with the flaming onion volcano thrown in.
Another set of incredulous and quite frankly cheap ass group of yelpers will cry bloody murder as any of the lunches here plus a soda will cost $10 bucks. Which is maybe $2 more than what they could get somewhere else.
As others describe this is literally a hole in the wall for take out teriyaki chicken, shrimp or beef. There are very few choices but what they lack in choice they make up in quality. I can't speak for the shrimp as I'm not douche knob rude enough to bring back stinky stir fried shrimp back to the office. I love shrimp but not everyone does.
The teriyaki chicken (thigh meat I'm guessing) and beef are uniquely satisfying in they seem to have their teriyaki recipe down pat the way the people at Sakagura in the malls have their recipe down. It's incredibly satisfying and your coworkers will be envious walking by your office and without thinking say s*&t that smells good, I wish I got that for lunch.
This isn't a 4 star affair, it's just a little lunch joint that does a surprisingly good teriyaki beef and chicken with very good ingredients. I always get it with the lo mein which has this dry tasty gumminess to it. I can't place my finger on it but that too is satisfying. In Chinese we refer to it as Wok Hay, meaning the noodles were cooked on a really high heat and have that char flavor to it.
Anyhow it's worth trying out for yourself. There's generally a line no matter what time you go, because the one teriyaki chicken joint run by Chinese people that used to be in the neighborhood that hawked that "bourbon chicken" stuff closed a few years years ago. It's nice to have another place like that in the nabe again for lunch.