"What It Is: A loud and proud spot in Soho serving Japanese and Korean inspired sharing dishes. Perfect For: Small Plates, Quick Lunch, Group Dinner, Before You Go Out Out Inko Nito is a spacious, calming refuge from the madness of Soho. For this first visit, we took a counter seat, and ordered a brace of dishes. A fresh hamachi salad, some nigaki (which is described as something between maki and nigiri), the whisky glazed pork belly and cauliflower with parmesan panko from the robata grill. And some fried chicken. Obviously. Everything we had was good, although only the charred coconut soft serve we had for dessert was legitimately great. The Verdict: Inko Nito is a fun, casual, and relatively inexpensive new spot in Soho." - Sam Collins, Oliver Feldman, Heidi Lauth Beasley, Jake Oliver, Eileen Twum
