Recs for tasty Macrobiotic food?

[kayonyc]

I know, most of y'all don't do macrobiotic, but I'm fasting and I'll need to ease back into my bad habits slowly. I'd like to go somewhere where I can avoid the meats, dairy, and grease.

I've heard good things about souen - assuming they are still there. Is there anything else out there? Thanks!

[yting]

Souen in Soho, on Price St. is better than the other Souen on 13th St. Better fish, better atmosphere.

[thew]

gobo has 2 or 3 locations

[DarthEater]

Quintessence on 10th st btwn A & 1st ave.

Sacred Chow on Sullivan st- btwn bleecker & W 3rd St

[emileat]

I'm a huge fan of Souen. Delicious food, great atmosphere. Brown rice sushi is great, as is the cornbread. (As you can tell from my recs, menu is a true range!)

[chowder123]

Completely agree with the Souen recommendation.

[cimui]

There are two macrobiotic places on the UWS you could look into. I think Ozu (Japanese) is pretty solid. There's also Manna, which I haven't tried. It seems to do brisk business, though.

[emma]

souen off university

[kayonyc]

Thanks fo your suggestions!

[kobetobiko]

I am not very knowledgeable about Macrobiotic, but I think Pure Food and Wine serves the food that fits your criteria. Their food is quite delicious!

[piccola]

I stand by Angelica Kitchen for macrobiotic. Or Organic Grill.

You can totally eat macrobiotic at Spring Street Natural, and whoever you're with can find non-macro stuff too.

[jackieparis]

Maybe try Caravan of Dreams. They have a lot of raw food plates.

[kayonyc]

Thanks. But the food doesn't need to be raw - just macrobiotic - kelps, seeweeds, hijiki, seitan...