Tokyo Record Bar

Come for ambiance and great selection of sake and records. Food was good, not great but kitchen staff makes up for it with their energy and involvement in the experience.

Tiny space with hit or miss small Japanese plates (crispy mushrooms yes). Love the music concept, but too restrictive with the approach. Rent it for a whole group

A ticket will get you a multi-course tasting menu and a chance to pick you own song to be played at their vinyl jukebox . Drinks cost extra but their sake selection is quite good.

Everything is outstanding and different to most of places in Manhattan. The only problem is getting a table! Great service and food. Go for the sake selection !

Two seatings: 6:00 & 8:00pm. Loved the attention to detail in the setup, food, and service. Really fun vibe and each guest picks a song to play throughout the dinner from the vinyl collection!

Nice sake selection and decent tunes . Excited to see this concept making its way to the U.S.

That berries crumble with yuzu ‘crème Anglaise’ stole the show. Fun place, staff is entertaining ????

Really cool vibe. Tiny underground set menu for a reasonable. Most of the Japanese themed food was great, but the pizza at the end is a huge fail. They also didn’t play our songs :(

Worth the wait! Food is delicious. Would recommend for a date night - sooo fun

The concept of choosing the songs is fun, but the food was far from special.

Fun experience with great music and inventive omakase .

A ton of fun, yet the food leaves a lot to be desired.

good food and nice people, worth to try!

Fun vibe but really disappointing food

Everything was too salty and very unrefined, not sure why it’s called an omakase

Cool spot for sake and music lovers.

The service is not amazing and the vegetarian menu is so wack.

prix fixe , sake , vinyl

Don’t be afraid to get up and dance :)

Wonderful place for a date or a celebration with a small group of friends.

another west village bar misappropriating authentic culture. the only thing more tragic than the execution of this noble concept is the fact that most new yorkers won't know the difference.