Hong Y.
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If you happen to be craving sushi, Italian, and steak, then this place is a must-try—but only if you want a mix of cuisines. The reason I say that is because their sushi and Italian dishes were definitely the strongest of the three, and the steaks felt almost like an afterthought.
I’m not saying the steak wasn’t good—it was, and probably better than most out-of-state dry-aged steaks—but there are so many better steak options in NYC that if steak is the only thing you’re craving, I wouldn’t come here for that, especially since the prices are on par with top steakhouses.
The sushi is top quality. As a sushi lover, I can say it’s definitely fresh. Nothing too fancy—just good, plain sushi, which can be the best. The Italian seafood dish was phenomenal; the sauce wasn’t too sweet or too sour, but perfectly balanced for a tomato base. The seafood wasn’t overcooked or rubbery—it was soft and tender. The French onion soup was very "cheesy" but in a good way. The broth wasn't too salty and felt like it was shimmer for a while to be flavorful, the only complaint that I had with the soup was that bread in the soup was way too large for the soup because it made it very difficult "spoon" the soup.
We finished dinner with dessert, and the only one I’d truly recommend is the chocolate cake. If you’re into chocolate, it’s perfect—not too sweet. It’s actually a lava cake. I’d definitely pass on the mocha special; it wasn’t bad, just nothing special for the price.
This place is a bit pricey, so be prepared, but we had a great time. The atmosphere was quiet, and the service was top-notch as expected—a perfect ending to our Black Friday. We’re definitely coming back, but maybe for lunch to try some of the lunch dishes.