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Help us make it rightModern Japanese cuisine. Sushi. Champagne. Specialty steaks. Imported Japanese fish. Private dining. Sushi bar. Events, birthdays, corporate functions, private parties.
Megu is located at the address 62 Thomas St in New York, New York 10013. They can be contacted via phone at (212) 227-6141 for pricing, hours and directions.
Megu has an annual sales volume of 0 - 500K. .For more information contact Hiro Nishida, Owner or go to www.megunyc.com
For maps and directions to Megu view the map to the right. For reviews of Megu see below.
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"Impressive", "over-the-top" decor centered around a "giant Buddha" ice sculpture sets the stage for "delectable" modern Japanese "fine dining" at these TriBeCa–Midtown East "stunners", where "meticulous" service takes the edge off "steep" tabs; they're perfect for a "power meal", "date" or any time "someone else is paying."
Japanese artwork graces the walls of this uber-luxe Japanese lounge, where a small bar shares space with a dancefloor from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. So if you find yourself in the mood for a bit of pre-dinner dancing, Megu is your spot! Oh, and did we mention that the waitresses wear swimsuits?
Megu (which means blessing in Japanese) is set on two levels and 13,000-square-feet of shadowy space. The $6 million restaurant, designed by Yasumichi Morita, is dynamic and sexy, so, as you might imagine, it is also very loud, with 120 speakers set around. The menu is enormous, going from category to category, and owner Koji Imai insists he brings in only the very finest ingredients from all...
Koji Imai's dramatic, bi-level zen-modern fortress. Celebs fend off autographs in cushy booths, mesmerized by the life-size ice Buddha melting into a pool of rose petals. Somewhat confusing menu yields huge flavors in teeny-tiny portions. Try the toro steak in white truffle oil or the Kobe beef cooked in sake—we know we're supposed to rise above our earthly desires, but we can't help ourselves....
To you, it's just a space carved out from the old Megu bar. To them, it's a chance to step forward in the highfalutin restaurant-bar-turned-lounge game. Skimpily dressed waitresses mill about while DJs spin Japanese club sounds (many of which are, incidentally, American). Open late, and you can grab a few bites from the restaurant, too.
The chicken fingers are fantastic!
When I say alot more I mean on every front except decor. One is definitely struck upon entering Megu. The stairs down open up to an impeccably designed space - truly top notch from the decor to the booth design to the layout. We got...
Top of the line in decor, fresh and original sushi dishes, rare types of fish, a very eccentric menu, high end all around with amazing drink and sake menu as well. I had my 30th Birthday Party here and it was extremely well received and absolutely fabulous.
Great food. Average service and setting. There are much better sushi paces in town that give you are better dining experience for this price. Surprisingly empty for a mid town restaurant.
The food is average, the service also average. Left feeling like what is all the hype about?
Above our table the aircon was dripping and there was mold on the ceiling. I do not expect this from a high end establishment.
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Situated in a vast space, restaurateur Koji Imai's Megu - the Japanese word for "blessing", is a glorious dining destination where guests are made to feel welcome and special. Decorative touches include a massive temple bell and antique kimono fabrics.
Megu Restaurant is One of the best Restaurant in New York City.
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Megu can be found at Thomas St 62. The following is offered: Restaurants: Seafood. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In New York there are 216 other Restaurants: Seafood. An overview can be found here.
The wine list includes $40-$60 reislings, Gruner Veltliners and gewurtztraminers, which pair well with the food. Don't overlook the exhaustive sake and sochu list.
The 75-seat upstairs bar, wallpapered with bolts of antique kimono fabrics is more serene. Three large lounge tables overlook the scene below, and there's a private room for parties.
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