Jebon NYC

Love this place! I came across this restaurant about a year ago when my friends and I were searching for a place to have drinks for my birthday. They have good cocktails and to my surprise great plum wine! The food is very wide in range and also delicious. It’s a spacious place and good for larger groups. Staff is friendly and accommodating.

I gave this restaurant two start instead of one just because the noodles were good, I was expecting more for a restaurant in NYC and more located on the Japanese area where this is located, really a place to never return, the Edamame was overdue with bad smell and taste and the sushi plain at least was not smelling bad. Be aware of the food.

Like the many hidden spots in St. Mark's I have been passing this spot for years but never sat in until now. Great chill spot for a late night snack or after happy hour. Very reasonably priced and there is a lot of options on the menu. They have $25 dollar deal for a pitcher of mojito or sapporo beer that also comes with an order of sake and fries and edamame. The old bay fries are simply delicious as well as the pork buns. A fun spot for a get together.

Delicious sushi, grilled vegetables and scallops. Cold house sake. Pleasant atmosphere, live TV sports, not so crowded.

Went here randomly with a couple friends and we got California Rolls and Crazy Rolls! They were so incredible, we got served quickly and our waitress was sweet with being patient with us as we chose from all the amazing sounding options.

Absolutely delicious! Great lunch specials and the staff was very sweet! I'd totally go back.

Jebon is one of the oldest places on St.Mark's Place and is home to the world famous Japanese Game Show: Batsu. Here's what you need to know: 1.) Get yourself the garlic fries, they're amazing 2.) The drinks are strong! Alcohol is a great option here and the bartenders have heavy hands. 3.) The sushi is great quality This place is HUGE and works great for large groups. Google Batsu Jebon for details on the HILARIOUS game show downstairs.

Went for lunch. Nice beef soup and pork buns for less than 12. Beef soup had a nice slightly salty broth. Thick noodles that tasted of the broth. A good amount of scallions and other greens in the soup. The pork buns were okay. The meat was very saucy and had an open top. A bit messy to eat. A bit of a sweetness to them. The dough was soft and airy. Will come back in the future to try dinner here.