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"Yuba" is the Japanese word for tofu skin, and you'll find the namesake ingredient in several dishes at this new restaurant from George Ruan and Jack Wei, who became enamored with the soy product when they worked at Masa. It is better when grilled as an appetizer, served with sweet miso and kinome, than in the "layered pouch" with mushrooms. But one of the best plates to sample in this intimate, zen-like space is the risotto-style uni rice. Soy-based foods might be veggie-friendlier, but this sea urchin-topped delight will make you happy you're an omnivore (or at least a pescatarian).
Last week, we did a lot of reporting on restaurants operating in the dark, doing whatever they could to provide light and food to those who needed it. We checked in on our review restaurants, both o... More »
Miso soup is truly one of the city's most ubiquitous dishes, found at basically every single Japanese restaurant in the city. With so many options, it's easy to become jaded by the dish, but every o... More »
Although it doesn't include any of the tofu-skin namesake, we're still smitten with the risotto-style uni rice at East Village Japanese newcomer Yuba. Several bright-orange California sea urchins perch atop a small mound of sweet Japanese rice that has been cooked in broth, like Italian risotto. Mix it all together so that each bite bursts with pure seaside flavor that spans from the Pacific to the Adriatic and back. 105 East 9th Street, 212-777-8188, yubanyc.com (10003) More »
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