KENKA

Since 2010, Keisy has been providing Acupuncturist from New York.

While waiting for a table (and you will), stave off hunger with a trip to the whirling cotton candy machine up front

Beer is a pittance at $1.50 for Sapporo or Kirin, and sake and soju are also available.

The Scene It could be said that coming back to this place (many folks are repeat customers) is like slipping into a favorite pair of sexy jeans--comfortable, familiar, yet still a little exciting. The main floor combines an…

Flocks of NYU students and adventurous eaters come here for three things: $8 pitchers, bull's penis, and free cotton candy. This late-night Japanese spot on St. Mark's Place is busy and loud from 6pm to 4am for good reason: it's all about sex. Pornographic posters of Japanese women spread-eagle flank the walls, while appetizers of their famous bull's testicles are hungrily ordered. Sure, there...

In Short
This St. Mark's izayaka, a Japanese snack and booze cafe, complements the street's growing number of Pan-Asian restaurants. Boisterous waiters greet a streaming crowd of...

Kenka on St. Mark's is a friendly neighborhood joint where food is cheap and booze, cheaper. The menu has all the trappings of a good meal, with miso soup, yakitori, gyoza, potato croquettes and sushi. The place is known to have a boisterous vibe, so be prepared for loud conversations, drunken spats and other rowdy behavior for the most part. All in all, this is a good place to hang around with...