DokoDemo

The restaurant is small and cozy, and they have a sheltered outdoor seating area if it gets too full. The food took a little longer to come out than we had expect for fast food, but I guess it means everything is made to order!And everything we got was delicious! I had never had okonomiyaki like that, and it was so light and crispy. The pork yakisoba was very flavorful without being too greasy. The fried chicken was also very crispy but still juicy.Overall, the portion sizes were perfect, and we left very satisfied!!

First heard of this spot on IG @MuberEats' "Homesick and Hungry" series -- and I have to say it hit the spot for us! We came around 6pm on a Friday, and it was quite empty when we first sat down but definitely filled up as the night went on. Service is not particularly quick, but our food was done very well. 5/5 Okonomiyaki - seasoned batter that is fried super crisp, with a generous amount of meat and veggie filling. Highly recommend!5/5 Dokodemo Ramen - loved the springy noodles and the perfectly balanced rich broth to complement. 4/5 Ramen Rice -- fried rice with some ramen noodle bits sprinkled throughout, "wokhei" is very notable and impressive on this dish. Loved the spicy powder on top!

I saw this place on TikTok and knew I had to stop in on my recent NYC visit. It's a small spot in East Village but cozy vibes and super friendly staff. They heated up our sake and brought out your food.We ordered the okonomi-yaki and a bowl of ramen as it was a cold day and we wanted something comforting. The okonomi yaki was amazing- well worth the hype, so soft but full of flavor. The pork we added was a bit too chewy and gamey for my liking however I'd just swap out other meat next time around. The ramen was OK- nothing special but filling and a great portion.Definitely need to come back again to try out more items!

I came here for dinner to try their okonomiyaki and was a bit disappointedPros:- Really liked the ambiance--it was cozy and chillCons: - They definitely need more staff in the kitchen, but the guy juggling both the front and the back was really nice and as attentive as he could be. - Tried both the Okonomi-Yaki with Beef and the Hiroshima-Yaki with Pork, and the meat selection was a bit off. Usually, thinly sliced meat is used for okonomiyaki, but chunks of beef and pork were used instead so the texture was off - The fried chicken wasn't very flavorful and was a bit greasy. Had better karaage

The flavors were good (mainly bc of the sauces and bonito flakes) but wish the noodles had a little more flavor.

The food is very good and a reminder of what you can get at Dotonburi Osaka if been there before. Service isn't very fast but worth the wait. The place is small so it really does give the feel of a small restaurant.

Really small and intimate inside and honestly surprised it wasn't more busy for how good the food was. Honestly the yakisoba was SOOOO good, I was so glad we got it. The noodles were so good and yummy along with the pork. I wish we would've gotten the other flavor yakisoba next time. The ramen rice was okay, it's just base fried rice with some noodles in but not as flavorful as the noodles. Our drinks came out after our food which was interesting. Would come back for sure given how cheap it is too. Very filling!

I'd give this place a 4.5/5. Pretty good overall. I got the tonkatsu fried rice, okonomiyaki with pork topping, dokodemo ramen, and the hiroshimayaki. Let me just say everything was delicious. The flavoring tasted amazing and authentic Japanese. I'm interested in trying the other stuff on the menu after trying those. Price was kinda expensive unfortunately... but definitely recommend trying it out. Total for everything came go about $80.

If you want Ramen and enjoy authentic food - DokoDemo is your spot. Stumbled upon this while visiting The Public Theater. It was a little cool out so was in the mood for some Ramen.This shop will be very easy to miss if walking down a somewhat active block. When you walk in, it's not the largest or most glamorous location but the ramen is A1.They charge for every addition, which stinks but let's you somewhat customize your dish. One of the things that made this spot special was everything appeared to be cooked right there so it took a few mins from placing an order to devouring it. I could hear the pork sizzling on the grill which made me feel good. Service was quick and the guy at the counter was kind. Was quiet when we arrived but I could tell this place is popular in the neighborhood.Will most def be returning when in the area.

Good fast eats. Order at the counter, seat yourself, and choose a Japanese beverage from the fridge (non alcoholic, beer, or sake). Food is delicious, as always. The fried chicken was surprisingly good and addictive. Choose the spicy level. I asked for hot, and it was ok. Next time I would go hot hot instead. Okinomiyaki was delicious. They were out of shrimp, so we got pork, and it did not disappoint. No takoyaki on the menu this time, but plenty of other yummy options.