Korean restaurant, Japanese restaurant in Fort Lee, NJ
So a Korean barbecue joint and a sushi counter walked into a building on Lemoine Avenue in Fort Lee and decided, why choose? Anytime Kitchen Fort Lee runs an all-day menu that mashes up Korean flavors, Japanese sushi and sashimi, and modern American plates, and somehow the combination works well enough to pull a steady stream of regulars in for beef short ribs one night and a sashimi platter the next. The name is a small promise kept: the kitchen runs late, into midnight on weeknights and past 1 a.m. on weekends, for the crowd that gets hungry after everyone else's kitchen has already closed. Reviewers keep coming back to the freshness of the raw fish program, a detail that separates a serious sushi operation from one just filling out a fusion menu for variety's sake, alongside heartier stuff like spicy pork bone stew for the nights that call for something warmer. Fort Lee's dining scene sits in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge and pulls diners from both sides of the Hudson, and a spot that can credibly do Korean tabletop cooking and Japanese knife work under the same roof has to earn that reputation dish by dish, not just by claiming the fusion label. Modern ambiance and a friendly front-of-house round out what keeps the reviews consistently strong.



