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367 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211

718-384-9493 

http://www.qoorobata.com  

367 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn NY 11211

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  • Japanese, Sushi
    Sun 5pm-12am, Mon-Thu 6pm-12am, Fri-Sat 6pm-1am
    $$ $$
  • MasterCard, Visa
    Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
    Dinner, Snack Food
  • Full bar
    Accepted, Not Necessary
    Street
Description

The best way to structure a meal at this izakaya (Japanese pub) is to go with a group and order a bunch of grilled items, and supplement them with an assortment of appetizers and specials. And you'll want some booze, either sake or soju. Best of the grilled skewers is the chicken skin, cut into dainty rectangles, accordioned onto a skewer, and dabbed with sticky barbecue sauce. The grilled whole Atka mackerel is good for sharing -- butterflied open so you can crunch the burnished, salty skin and fish between the bones for the steamy flesh. Look for the octopus dumplings -- called takoyaki -- bulbous, gooey balls filled with diced octopus and topped with a flurry of bonito flakes. And don't miss the tofu, which is made in-house: The jiggly, fresh-tasting result is used in dishes like atsu age ponz -- deep-fried tofu with ponzu sauce.








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  • Raising the Bar at Qoo Robata

    Raising the Bar at Qoo Robata

    Had I not been on my second glass of sake, I may not have enjoyed the little bowl of grayish, raw diced octopus suspended in what looked like mucus. But I was, and I did. The dish, called takowasa, is composed of goopy bits of octopus marinated... More »

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  • 2009 | Best Japanese Pub Fare

    Japanese pubs, collectively known as izakayas, have been popping up all over lately, bringing spirited drinking and a motley crew of snacks wherever they go. At Qoo Robata Bar, the food runs a delicious gamut from restorative rice porridge and onigiri rice balls to grilled yakitori, and includes awesomely crisp chicken skin, beef liver, and quail eggs wrapped with bacon. Drinking is encouraged. Had we not been on our second glasses of sake, we may not have enjoyed the little bowl of grayish,... More »

Main Menu
Appetizers
$4.00
Edamame
$4.00
Hijiki
$4.50
Hiyayakko
$6.00
Agedashi
$4.50
Ohitashi
$6.00
Shrimp Shumai
$6.50
Tastuga Age
$5.25
Vegetable Tempura
Soup & Salad
$2.50
Miso Salad
$3.50
Green Salad
$6.00
Seaweed Salad
$6.00
Daikon Salad
$6.50
Avocado $7.50
Tofu $7.50
Grilled Chicken $9.50
Garden Salad
Entees
Served With White Rice Or Brown Rice All Entree Includes Choice Of Soup Or Salad
$13.00
Chicken Teriyaki
grilled boneless chicken glazed w/teriyaki sauce
$17.00
Salmon Teriyaki
grilled salmon filet glazed w/teriyaki sauce
$14.00
Chicken Katsu
deep fried chicken cutlet
$15.00
Tonkatsu
deep fried pork cutlet
$18.00
Tempura
lightly deep-fried shrimp-vegetables
Noodles
**all Broth Are Made With Bonito Fish**
$9.75
Vegetable Udon/soba
$9.75
Chicken Udon/soba
$11.00
Shrimp Tempura Udon/soba
Onigiri Rice Ball
$3.25
Rice Ball
plain/salmon/bonito/ume
$3.50
Mental Rice Ball
spicy cod roe
$3.75
Grilled Rice Ball
salmon/bonito/ume
$4.00
Grilled Mental Rice Ball
spicy cod roe
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