267 West 17th Street
(between Seventh and
Eighth Avenues)
As the days have turned bitterly cold, I was looking for a
noodle bar. I saw that they offered a soba and sushi roll special. The menu is
taped on a wall.
I went for the soba with shumai and California roll ($12).
The soba noodle soup was spicy, and I requested for it to be
mild so can only wonder how spicy the “regular spicy” soup would be.
The roll was decent, but the wasabi and ginger sides are
miniscule (located on right side of container).
On another trip, though, I went for what appeared to be
their most popular menu item: the unfortunately named “Yummy Stick”—basically a
sushi burrito.
I ordered their “original”: crab, fried egg, spicy mayo,
white mayo, and sriracha sauce wrapped in seaweed and sushi rice. It is made to
order (approximately 5 minutes) and comes with a side of soy sauce.
Once I unwrapped it at home, I noticed that it was a
decent-sized portion!
Can easily be chopped up to at least eight bite-size pieces.
Really a great deal for only $5!
Perfect for a cheap, filling takeout lunch. With a spicy kick!
Hint: Go after 1:30 p.m., as it gets crowded during the lunch
rush. I’ve been there with at least five other customers waiting for our order
and it is a very tight fit.
Pros:
Yummy Stick!!!
Cons:
Open only on weekdays for lunch.
Final Thoughts
Go for the Yummy Stick!
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