Ogawa Cafe
Cuisines: Japanese Southeast Asian
36 E 4th St
New York, NY 10003 - New York County
(212) 533-6527
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Ogawa Cafe is located at 36 E 4th St in New York, NY - New York County and is a business listed in the categories Japanese Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Limited-Service Restaurants and Asian Restaurants and offers Delivery. After you do business with Ogawa Cafe, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Ogawa Cafe.
Categories: Japanese Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Limited-Service Restaurants and Asian Restaurants
Price Rating: $$
Online Menu
Ethnic Owned
Services: Delivery
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- All-You-Can-Eat
- Appetizers
- Banquet Facilities
- Banquet Room
- Bar
- Beans
- Camarones
- Chicken
- Chow Mein
- Crab
- Dine Out
- Duck
- Ensalada
- Fajitas
- Finger Foods
- Japanese Restaurant
- Live Entertainment
- Lobster
- Meats
- meetings
- Mussels
- Noodle Dishes
- Pasta Dishes
- Pig
- Pizza
- Pizza Pie
- Ribs
- Sausage
- Scallops
- Seafood
- Shrimp
- Snapper
- Soups
- Sushi & Sashimi
- Tempura
- To Go
- Turkey
- Veal
- Wine
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