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The upstairs looks like the dining deck of a well-appointed Japanese space station, with wavy wood rafters striating across the ceiling and a giant sculpture that will either entice or scare you. The downstairs lounge/bar area is sleek and black, with modular, low-lying orange furniture scattered about strategically. Start with "The Rock," a steaming black stone served at your table upon which you cook paper-thin slices of sirloin beef yourself.
Neighborhood sushi with a twist, or a punch, or something exuberant. The usual sushi maki menu is dramatically enhanced by a 600-degree robata grill churning out dishes like prosciutto-wrapped s... read more
A restaurant that maintains its atmosphere with the aplomb of a good club. Just standing in the foyer ignites a tingle of excitement, whether you’re headed to the palatial dining room or the South ... read more
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