Experience Japanese culinary tradition at Lucky Mizu, a restaurant that feels like dining in a music box. Beneath a 40-foot Earth Harp that envelops the space in sound, guests will indulge in a selection of sushi and sashimi and explore the art of cooking with water - featuring shabu-shabu (boil) and seiro-mushi (steam), featuring the world’s finest meats, seafood, and fresh produce, all beautifully presented. A meal at Lucky Mizu starts with an array of “zensai” snacks and raw dishes, followed by sushi and the diner’s choice of a seiro mushi or shabu shabu set entrée, featuring Japanese A5 wagyu, Kurobuta pork, seasonal seafood, or organic farmers market vegetables. The ethereal space is lined with cherry blossoms, good luck charms, and butterfly infinity mirrors. When performers play the Earth Harp and drums at the center of the room, the entire restaurant turns into an enormous, immersive musical instrument.