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Updated October 2026
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Long-running East Village Japanese restaurant focused on sushi, sashimi, and omakase, now also serving new matcha and shio ramen.
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Our Take
Kanoyama is primarily a neighborhood sushi restaurant, with a broad fish selection, omakase service, and a concise kitchen menu. A community update confirms two recent ramen additions—matcha and shio—even though the restaurant's official online menu has not yet been updated to show them.
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Google Maps confirms the active business, Place ID, coordinates, 4.3 rating, address, phone, and website. The official contact page confirms nightly hours. Community update received September 16, 2026 confirms new matcha and shio ramen; the official online menu has not yet been updated to show them.
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Average rating: 4 / 5
dasu
10/16/2026

🍜4 / 5ramen rating
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Spend: $20–30
“Got invited for a complimentary meal for their newly released ramen menu! Tried their Uni Cream Pasta/Matcha Ramen/Crispy Ramen/Chashu + Shio Ramen. Personally, the Uni Cream Pasta was fine, paired nicely with the prosciutto but there wasn't enough of it imo. Sweet and creamy uni, better than your standard uni. The matcha ramen was the one that caught me off guard, usually something like this is just a gimmick and is just hopping onto the matcha hype but it was genuinely balanced and not overly matcha-y. A bit of sweet corn and truffle oil gave it depth and the garlic chips on top gave it a nice roastiness! Crispy Ramen reminded me of a Chinese dish; home-y savory flavor with the "broth" being more of a thick sauce, served in a hot plate. The Shio Ramen was probably my favorite of the bunch, it was light and clean but did not lack flavor at all. Built with snapper, scallop, and grilled shrimp, you can really taste the umami. It's also topped with some ume, giving it an acidic kick which contrasted with the flavor of the broth, allowing you to enjoy it as if it was your first sip! Definitely recommend. Chashu for me personally, was a tad bit sweet. Overall, a great experience and much thanks to Chef Nobu for the invitation!”
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Frequently asked questions
- Today’s hours: 17:30–23:30. Hours may change on holidays.
- We summarize popular bowls here and link to the official menu for full details. Open the official menu →
- Yes. Vegetarian options are available; toppings vary by season. Ask staff if you have dietary restrictions.
- 175 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003 (Manhattan)
- Phone: (212) 777-5266. For updates, check their social links or Google Maps listing.
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