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Just like the downtown Nobu, except on steroids. And powerful hallucinogens. David Rockwell-designed duplex goes for baroque. Ridiculously opulent space attracts flocks of chatty singles sipping martinis at the bar. Despite nightclubby atmo, delivers on creative and often spectacular sushi formerly only available in De Niro's hood. Inventive combos like halibut cheeks with wasabi pepper sauce, or yellowtail and jalapeño. White peach soup with Nobu beer ice cream for dessert.
Euro chain brings its French-inflected Japanese to midtown. Slick bi-level space finished with black accents, airy dangling lanterns. Businessfolk grabbing self-serve lunches, finer dining come din... read more
TEMPORARILY CLOSED. Japanese seen through the looking glass. Tartare apps are like buttah, and the chicken Kinoko is stuffed with more exotic fungi than your average high school locker room. Lychee... read more
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