Noreetuh

Cuisine

hawaiian

Michelin

bib_gourmand

Price

$$

Website

https://www.noreetuh.com

Description

Ten years and counting, this easy-going hangout in the East Village has carved out its place as a neighborhood essential. Polaroids of guests cover every inch of wall space in this dimly lit restaurant that serves a fun menu of Hawaiian fare. Start with a platter of musubi featuring the likes of spicy spam, salmon tartare, and summer corn tightly wrapped with nori seaweed and rice. Glazed pork ribs are a meaty, reliable standout, as is the generously portioned mochiko fried chicken platter paired with macaroni salad and, naturally, King’s Hawaiian rolls. Wine lovers will be surprised to find a

Review score

4.4

Review count

72

Review summary

Located in New York's East Village, Noreetuh offers modern Hawaiian cuisine. Reviews frequently praise the innovative and high-quality food, highlighting dishes like Spam appetizers, chicken, and various rolls, alongside an impressive German Riesling wine list. Service is generally described as friendly, efficient, and attentive, contributing to a low-key, intimate, and warm atmosphere. However, some guests note issues with dim lighting or high indoor temperatures. Negative feedback often centers on value, with some finding the food overpriced or noting inconsistencies in meal pacing and specific items like mushroom tempura. While most diners enjoy the unique flavors and service, others feel the experience does not always justify the cost.

Best for

Suitable for diners seeking novel Hawaiian flavors and valuing attentive service and wine selection.

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