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Samurai Mama
About Samurai Mama
Samurai Mama, located between Bedford Avenue and Driggs Avenue, is one of the most revered Japanese restaurants New York has to offer, known specifically for their hand-made Udon noodles and pork belly.
At Samurai Mama, care and tradition goes into the making of every item on the menu. The Udon soup is carefully prepared over a two-day process; the noodles are made freshly in-house; and the pork "Betty" daikon (or pork belly) is crafted using only the most traditional ingredients. Best of all, Samurai Mama is proud to offer competitive prices that will leave your wallet - and your stomach - full.
Samurai Mama features an extensive sushi, tea, lunch and dinner menu. Private rooms are available for rent. Takeout is also available.
Take a sip of the borth, taste the delicious flavors, and savor the armoas of the ocean, only at Samurai Mama.
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Call Us (718) 599-6161
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205 Grand Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone:
(718) 599-6161
Hours
Monday to Friday: 12:00PM to 3:00PM and 6:00PM to 11:00PMSaturday to Sunday: 12:00PM to 3:30PM and 6:00PM to 11:00PM
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Testimonials
The home-made noodles are amazing! I've been several times and taken out-of-towners and have had great food every time. My favorite is the udon, and there are plenty of vegetarian options as well. The atmosphere is modern and neat, yet cozy. The staff is nice and the service was good as well. I'd definitely recommend! - Ariane W.
One of my favorite places in Brooklyn right now! The food, atmosphere, and service are fantastic! I don't say places are near perfect often or ever, but this place is pretty damn close. - Paul L.
I love Samurai Mama. The interior is dark and wood-lined, with a long communal table running down the middle of the main room and other little private spaces partitioned on the sides. The back room hosts the bar as well as a few more tables, with a back wall that is actually a garage door, left open on warm evenings. The hand-pulled udon is fantastic; it comes both cold with dipping sauces or warm in a soup, offered both in a vegetable stock or a beef-based stock. Your topping options are almost limitless. I like to start with one of the salads, which are always fresh, crispy, and inventive. Honestly, anything you order here will be fantastic. - Erica J.
