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Restaurant (Japanese/Hokkaido) · Chinatown, ManhattanNO. 1099 / 1966

Dr. Clark

The only NYC restaurant dedicated exclusively to the cuisine of Hokkaido, Japan, known for tableside jingisukan lamb barbecue and outdoor kotatsu seating.

104 Bayard St, New York, NY 10013

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//The line

The Infatuation reports Dr. Clark is 'still fully booked most weekends,' reflecting strong demand for its Hokkaido-focused menu and jingisukan tableside barbecue in Chinatown, per The Infatuation.

The same source notes weekdays are 'more doable' for securing a table, suggesting the tightest crunch is concentrated on Friday and Saturday nights rather than a constant wait, per The Infatuation.

//When the line peaks
Weekends (Friday-Saturday dinner) reported as fully booked, per The Infatuation Weeknights reported as easier to book, per The Infatuation

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Walk-ins: More doable on weekdays than weekends, per The Infatuation.

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//FAQ
How long is the wait at Dr. Clark?

The Infatuation doesn't cite a specific wait time, but notes the restaurant is 'still fully booked most weekends,' implying walk-in waits are likely on busy nights, per The Infatuation.

Does Dr. Clark take reservations?

Yes — booking demand is high enough that weekends are typically fully booked, per The Infatuation, though exact reservation channels weren't detailed on the source page.

Can you walk into Dr. Clark?

Weekday walk-ins are described as 'more doable' than weekends, per The Infatuation, but weekend availability is limited given the fully-booked status.

Sources: The Infatuation

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