Benemon is located in New York, United States on 108 E 4th St. Benemon is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category japanese restaurant in United States. emon is a Japanese restaurant in NYC that combines traditional recipes with contemporary flavors found throughout Japan and beyond. The ambiance inside the restaurant is trendy and modern, which complements its food philosophy. The décor at Benemon features the pottery work of New York City artist David S. Moldover, who has also created one-of-a-kind donburi bowls especially for the restaurant.
ular appetizers to begin your meal with include salty pork belly with spicy black kaimi sauce, edamame pepperoncino with hot chili flakes and tuna tataki with sweet miso-nuta sauce. For your main course at Benemon, choose from a variety of donburi meals. These are Japanese rice bowl entrées that include akadashi soup, cucumber and radish oshinko and the dessert of the day. Order a drink from the restaurant’s extensive list of wine and beer to accompany your meal.
Accessibility
No wheelchair-accessible car park