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Sapporo
152 W. 49th St, New York, NY 10009
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Cuisine | Japanese | |
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Hours | Mon–Sat 11am–11pm; Sun 11am–10pm | |
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Location | Between Sixth and Seventh Aves, Times Square & Midtown West | |
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Transportation | Subway: N or R to 49th St | |
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Reservations | Reservations not accepted | |
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Phone | 212/869-8972 | |
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Prices | Main courses $6–$9 | |
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Peruse the community bulletin board as you enter Sapporo and you might find yourself a deal on an apartment—that is, if you can read Japanese. Thankfully, the menu is in English in this longtime Theater District Japanese noodle shop. If the mostly Japanese clientele doesn’t convince you of Sapporo’s authenticity, the din of satisfied diners slurping huge bowls of steaming ramen (noodle soup with meat and vegetables) will. And though the ramen is Sapporo’s specialty, the gyoza (Japanese dumplings) and the donburi (pork or chicken over rice with soy-flavored sauce) are also terrific. Best of all, nothing on the menu is over $10, and that’s not easy to find in the oft-overpriced Theater District.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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