Omen

SoHo's hidden Japanese restaurant since 1984. Traditional Japanese home cooking — udon noodles, sesame-dressed vegetables, and delicate small dishes — in a quiet, calm space.

Frequently asked questions

What type of Japanese cuisine does Omen serve?

Traditional Japanese home cooking — omen noodles in light broth, sesame-dressed vegetables, and delicate small dishes.

How long has Omen been open?

Since 1984 — one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in SoHo and a testament to quiet, sustained excellence.

Is Omen good for a date?

The calm, simple room and exceptional traditional Japanese cooking make it one of SoHo's most distinctive date restaurants.

Does Omen take reservations?

Yes — reservations recommended for the small SoHo dining room.

What should I order at Omen?

The omen noodles are the signature dish. The sesame-dressed vegetable preparations and the Japanese small plates are all excellent.