"At this tiny sushi omakase restaurant, you exchange $155 for precious raw fish. It's located in the same building as Wm. Mulherin’s and comes from the same team. The barrel-shaped door leads into a small, dark room that’s almost entirely taken up by the sushi counter. To start, you’ll get a small tray of appetizers followed by things like soy-marinated wagyu short rib and crispy tilefish, and then around 12 pieces of sushi, a cup of miso soup, and a small dessert. Come here if you have something to celebrate, but beware—we have on occasion left hungry." - candis mclean, alison kessler