noa Minneapolis

It's my First time here , as soon as you enter you feel home waiter and waitress so friendly and if you as for suggestions they give you really good ones I had the most delicious Chicken Wings ever I recommend them 💯% 🔝🔝🔝 and a real good Beef Soup . All fresh Cooked so healthy Ingredients. 🔝 🔝 🔝 I highly recommend to go eat there if you want to spend nice time and have really good food . The girl at the Bar amazing she does her Job amazing in all Sense.

I visited on Thursday and I loved how accommodating and hospitable everyone was when we visited. The restaurant was clean and the music wasn’t too loud. I really enjoyed the hummus and it was even better because we visited during happy hour! The peach tea sour was also a very well made drink it was tart and it was strong but wasn’t overwhelming strong. The restaurant Is located on the street level of the IDS building towards the left of the entrance. Paid street parking and parking garages available.

I very rarely leave bad reviews but… this was one of the worst meals I’ve had in the twin cities. I’ll start with the good. Service was fine, but we made a reservation for 4 and they sat us at a table for 2 and seemed annoyed when we told them there were 4 of us. Our server was fine, and food came relatively fast. I didn’t take a picture of the apps or desserts, but those were fine. The rest of the food… was all bad. The gnocchi was gummy and cold, and almost tasted uncooked. The yakisoba was way too salty, and my boyfriend likes salty food. The vegetables & feta were pretty good, but that’s a side dish (although I had it as my main because the gnocchi was inedible). I was kinda over the meal and we didn’t want to mention that we didn’t like any of the main dishes, so not sure if they would have rectified it but to be honest we will not be back, so we’re just chalking it up to a bad meal and taking the L. Overall, 2 apps, 4 mains, 1 side, 2 desserts and 1 drink ran up to ~$200 including tip.

If I could marry a restaurant, I would marry Noa. In all seriousness, Noa truly is a great place. The food is amazing, the vibes are great, and the staff is so kind. I first moved to Minnesota 3 years ago, and honestly, I never went out until I had a friend visit me. During this weekend visit, we went to Noa and immediately knew, this would be the restaurant we would go to every time she was here. The food is amazing, American food with so much flavor, but nothing too overwhelming, if that makes sense. The chocolate cake (something we’ve ordered for pick up a couple of times) is honestly to die for. I’m not doing Noa any justice in this review, because I’m running out of words to say, but it truly is an amazing restaurant and a place you should go try if you’re reading this. My one and only complaint is the parking. Every time I go, I have to street park (something I hate), but that’s honestly a me issue. Nonetheless, if you too, are afraid of parallel parking, you still need to go try Noa, because yes, it’s worth it.

Located in a beautiful space on the first floor of the IDS Center. I stopped in for a happy hour and I'm so glad I did. Happy hour aside, I would come back just for their hummus (and a beer). I generally don't care for hummus but this was noteworthy. Their smash burger was my ideal burger. It was simple but with classy ingredients. I definitely recommend sitting at the bar, they have a frost rail that keeps your drinks ice cold. Maybe it was that rail, but even their water tasted especially great.

This is our go to place for events at Target Center and Twins games. We dined last Friday before the Paul McCartney concert. Best happy hour in downtown Minneapolis! The wagyu smash burger is one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Best $8 I've ever spent! I wanna give a shout out to Katie the pastry chef. She is amazing! Her service and professionalism is one of a kind. I was in the bar/restaurant business for over 20 years. I told my wife if I still ran a restaurant, I would want Katie in charge of it. Kudos, to you Katie! Thank you for suggesting gluten-free desserts to my wife! Because of you, we keep coming back! And the burger!!

Fantastic service by D our server. My daughter and I shared the salmon and asked for it cooked well done. It did not disappoint. Greens and dressing were spiced deliciously. Side of fries were hot and tasty. The Espresso type cocktail was outstanding!!!!! We finished with the ricotta donuts and sauce. I can’t Wait to return.

Came to NOA for happy hour after a failed attempt at a different place in the same area. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised. NOA is in the middle of downtown, so it did take forever to find parking, not that there wasn't any available. There are plenty of parking garages in the area, we were looking for a meter to park at because they are cheaper. When we walked inside, I immediately loved the decor. It is very chic, and the vibes were really grown and sexy. Service was on point. We barely made the happy hour but was able to put an order in on time. They had a great selection of wine and cocktails, as well as a decent spread of food. We had the shredded chicken and the chicken wings, they both were made fresh, and you can tell they use fresh ingredients. The whole experience was great.

Food was amazing service was fantastic. We had the Roasted chicken and the Salmon and could not have been more pleased. The food was amazing and our server so amiable. If we come back to Minneapolis, we will be back to Noa.

Noa is a really cute restaurant that replaced the popular Downtown institution, Mission American Kitchen. Our team went here for lunch and enjoyed sitting at one of those large oversized booths that definitely gave a swanky plush feeling. I ordered the shrimp tacos, and our waiter Ashley said she would recommend a side since the portion was small for a meal. I took her advice and ordered the side of the cauliflower, which was very generous and included some very good tasting sweet potato chips. Everything tasted really good. My shrimp didn't even need the side of sauce because they were juicy and already packed with flavor. The decor, service, and quality of the dishes were a hit for all of us. Plus, our waiter, Ashley, was very attentive and friendly.

Tried Noa on a whim. It's inside the Crystal Court. Beautiful interior, lots of live plants where we were sitting. Happy hour seems popular, which we didn't try this time. Server was knowledgeable about the menu and made great recommendations. No one else was ordering food and it took a long time, why 4 vs 5 stars. The food was good! Great flavors, nothing too salty or bland, and we finished our entire meal! The chocolate cake comes with hazelnuts. I was expecting an overly sweet cake and instead, it was very good and paired with vanilla ice cream. Limited non-alcoholic options in terms of no Coke Zero, no decaffeinated coffee. But the ambience and quality of good make it worth a stop if you're not in somewhat of a hurry.

My friends & I went to noa for a happy hour after work. We walked in to a fairly empty restaurant with blown speakers above the table we were sat at. To start, the happy hour prices online were different from the printed menus at the restaurant. Our server came over and told us about all the things they were out of: sushi rolls, some sort of meat, whatever. We weren't planning on ordering any of those things, no big deal. When my friend tried ordering the Crispy Tofu, surprise! They were out of that, too. We decided to skip food & ordered drinks. I got the Coronado (Empress gin, rosemary, pear, lemon, tonic). It came & was definitely a pretty drink; the first sip wasn't super impressive; it was bitter & not very flavorful. I kept drinking & the flavor improved a bit but I wasn't blown away, especially for a $16+ cocktail. It's a bummer that Nicollet Mall is so desolate; this place didn't make me want to spend more time there.

Enjoyed dinner here before seeing MJ the Musical on a very busy Friday in downtown Minneapolis. We had reservations at 5:45pm and were seated right away. Started with an NA beverage. I had the Birria tacos which were flavorful and a good portion. For dessert, we shared the chocolate cake. YUM! Do not skip on this. I'd come back just for the chocolate cake! It had like toffee pieces in it and served with ice cream. The waitress was nice and friendly. She answered our questions. Restaurant is clean and bright. I look forward to visiting in the future.

Stopped here before seeing MJ the musical. We came here for the cheese curds and fried chicken thighs, but unfortunately both were no longer on the menu. Decided to try the Noa burger myself. Or was juicy and perfectly cooked. Fries were extra crispy as ordered too. The cake was the star of the show. It was thick and rich, but not overpowering. I also appreciate N.A. options as I've been refraining from drinking lately. I'm glad more and more places are doing this to give those that don't drink options. With Candyland a few blocks away, this may be our new pattern for shows!

I decided to check out this restaurant for takeout one night while at a conference. It was a short walk from the hotel where I was staying and the order was ready in a short period of time. The prices were reasonable and the staff was friendly on the phone and in person. If I am in the area again, I will definitely be back.

OK we stop by here after eating dinner somewhere else looking for a good solid dessert and we found it in this little place. I'd highly recommend it for somewhere to stop and eat and talk. We only had the dessert but we will certainly come back and try other things. The staff was very friendly and warm.

I've been to Noa before they updated their menu. When I came back I was slightly disappointed with the serving size of this pasta bowl. It was also cold so I had to send it back. Others at the table sent food back to be warmed up. Our amazing waitress made up for the cold food and overall the vibes of being downtown made for a great night.

Overall nice but pretty forgettable meal at Noa. From a food standpoint, there were no real standouts. The best part of our meal was the excellent service provided by the host and our server. Location feels a little corporate - right in the middle of a bunch of businesses or banks downtown and looking out at an inside atrium. We started with tuna tartare and crispy tofu, the latter being the highlight and really delivered both texture and flavor. I wound up having the Cobb salad because the mains seemed a bit standard, which was good, but and also heard the mushroom risotto was a winner from the three people that ordered it at our table. Others enjoyed the cocktails as well. I don't regret going, but not sure I need to go back.

Decided to dine here because of a recommendation from a friend. Only a couple of negative things. Hours were ok close early. I checked in on Yelp and got 10%coupon off my bill. It was never applied to my bill after telling the bartender. The drinks and food were excellent. Chicken thighs I am not a fan of. But these chicken thighs were Excellent!!! I would go back just for the chicken thighs. The chicken breast was also cooked to profection. The staff is very polite and professional.

Noa in Minneapolis left me utterly impressed with their delightful bow tie pasta dish! I had it twice - once with chicken and another time with salmon - and the chicken versions was my favorite. The pasta is light and was cooked to perfection, and the chicken was tender and flavorful. The restaurant's ambiance was busy but inviting, making each visit a memorable experience. I highly recommend Noa for a scrumptious lunch! Solid A in my opinion.

It's located in the skyway but also has street side access. This is a nice place to come for happy hour and it has vegan options. It's fairly priced for the quality and their menu is fairly broad so you can appease picky eaters and dietary restrictions easily. It's got a modern upscale feel to it but tbh the service depends on how busy they are and staffing. Overall I would go back for drinks, lunch, or anything worth celebrating.

In town for professional meeting, so location was easy on a rainy night. I'd noticed they offered small but good wine list and ricotta gnocchi, which are special--so stopped in. The gnocchi were lovely--rich but delicate, good parmesan & olive oil with lots of great roasted vegetables. Bar service was welcoming and efficient--good for someone on their own. Nice bright, clean glass/chrome decor.

Amazing spot. Amazing turkey hamburgers and drinks, very suitable for you to bring amazing company! :)

I have to change my review due to an incident that occurred when I revisited this spot last week. I had reservations for 5 pm; when I walked in, the hostess/waitress, Nicole, noticed us at the door but proceeded to do everything else but greet us for quite some time. I was trying to be understanding that she was perhaps too busy. However, I realized that wasn't true when another group of people who happened to be white walked in. Nicole then went up to me and my friend and asked us had we been helped, but of course she knew we hadn't been helped because she walked past us a million times. It was quite obvious that Nicole only addressed and sat me and my friend down because she knew she had to do so before she helped the new group, and of course she helped the new group immediately after we were sat. I'm sorry, but I felt blatantly disrespected and discriminated against in that moment. This of course made the rest of my visit uncomfortable. The food was still really good though, so I can never give this place 0 stars because of food and atmosphere, but I would hope that we can have common respect across the board for everyone.

Came for a work lunch recently and it checked very box. I'd totally come back. service was friendly and quick which is key for a successful work lunch. The menu looks really quite good, elevated relative to your typical generic options. I got the turkey burger which was really well seasoned, filling, great toppings, heaping amount of fries too. I'd be willing to get the turkey burger again tho!

I was wandering around downtown Minneapolis looking for a happy hour. I came across Noa where the bar area was the right kind of busy with some seating still available. The service was quick and friendly despite being busy in the bar area as well as a few seated groups of 10+. I texted some coworkers to hurry down and had a great gin and tonic, which we paired with high noon seltzer and a large happy hour serving of nachos as everyone showed up. There were plenty of whiskey and bourbon options for those more discerning members of the happy hour. The bar area is bright open and clean, and the staff are all knowledgeable about the menu. We did order French fries after the nachos with a variety of dips to satisfy any taste. Walked out for under $50 by sticking to the happy hour menu, but the value for quality was outstanding!

Great happy hour spot in downtown Minneapolis with $6 wells. We got: - turkey burger - tuna tartare - crispy chicken thighs All good!

Convenient but a pass for me. I guess because I wasn't able to get most of the items I was hoping to try and the ones I was able to get wasn't beyond average. Looks like they don't serve any seafood related dishes on a Monday. The taco I had was pretty mediocre but it could be that I just set really high expectations. Carnitas relied a bit on the salsa for flavor but it was just mostly the flavor of the salsa that stood out. As for the brussel sprouts, I do like them, but one app isn't enough for me to return.

So happy I stopped in here for happy hour this past Friday. It was my first time visiting Minneapolis for a wedding and my friend and I wanted to grab a drink and quick bite before the festivities began. We sat at the bar during happy hour and were pleasantly surprised with the great service, prices and portions for the happy hour deals. I highly recommend the hummus plate. It was the best vegan item and was really delicious. I never usually order hummus out but it was really good with the veggies and wine.

Now I'd in the IDS center where the old Mission American kitchen was located. It's a really big space with great interior decor and for a last minute dinner choice was pretty great. There were high moments and some lows for sure. Would order again: French onion soup: amazing. And good size. Tasted great too Crispy Tofu: I'm not vegan. But Noa needs to write a page on how they got these so perfectly crispy!! Was so good. We ordered another plate. Hummus: was okay. Wish there were more crispy chickpeas but wasn't blown away Mushroom Risotto: so freaking good. I didn't get an proteins with it (it's an option) and it was soo yummy. Ugh I need it now. I took a video but can't add here. But so good and a generous serving. Can't speak to the French dip cause it was my husbands food. But he said it was great. Ended the night with panna cotta and ice cream. It was really yummy Service was also amazing. The only thing I hated was the sushi. It was honestly offensive. Please do not order this.

First visit to Noa for happy hour. We came in during the week so no crowd. We started off with their brisket nacho's, which were actually quite amazing! The chips and guacamole were very refreshing and paired nicely with the nachos. We next tried the carnitas tacos, they were flavorful but a little dry, not too moist. I'll definitely be back for the nachos and beer for happy hour.

Good spot for meet ups. They do their best to serve you as fast as possible. Dine in here and there is one guest that was rude and staff dealt with it as best as possible. I like how they handle the issue. As for the food, it was good but bot the best and very presentable.

Stopped by this cute restaurant tonight for dinner with our friends. We loved their fried chicken appetizer and French dip sandwich! The fried chicken was a little bit spicy and the beef was super soft for the French dip. We also ordered the fried tofu but it was a bit too salty. We also ordered the giant chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream for dessert. Overall we thought the food was good and service was great!

Attractive place easy walk from the Sonesta and right by the Mary Tyler Moore statue. Open when most places are closed like on Saturday during lunch. It's a beautiful restaurant, but like most places downtown suffers from short staffing. Good drinks, okay food. Turkey burger was okay for the price (a little pricey but in line with downtown Minneapolis). Waitress was new, did well for being new. Better than the nearby hotel restaurants.

Was Traveling to Minnesota for work and came across this spot close to my hotel. I was very impressed - and went two nights in a row! The bartenders were really nice and the food came quickly. The grilled flat iron was AMAZING and the miso steak sauce was *chef's kiss* I ordered it will mash potatoes instead of sweet mash. They make it with purple potatoes which I thought was interesting but it tasted really good... I also ordered a martini that was perfectly balanced and not too sweet.

I visited Noa while traveling in Minneapolis and loved how central the location was to other shopping and hotels downtown. The menu was a little overpriced for the quality of food in my opinion, but I enjoyed my order of the Crispy Chicken thighs. They had a good level of flavor while not being too spicy. The cocktail I had was the best part of the meal - the Steal Mode with bourbon, peach juice, lemon, and Chambord. Though I didn't order off the Happy Hour menu, it was nice that they offer food and a variety of drink deals during the week before 6 PM.

BEST CHOCOLATE CAKE in the Twin Cities! Went back JUST for the cake and was not disappointed! Then discovered the server was also the pastry chef!?! A marvelous birthday all around, getting to meet the wizard who conjured this delight! A memorable cake that we reminisce about on a regular basis! If you love chocolate-- go!

I recently went to Noa with some friends, and we had a great time! I got the French dip, which was perfectly cooked. The meat was tender and well seasoned, and the fries were so delicious. We also split the brussels sprouts and loved them too. Definitely go here when you have time to spend sitting and talking, because they don't rush you and service can be on the slower side. It is a bit pricier, but still a pretty goodplace to meet with friends or coworkers for a bite to eat or small plates with drinks. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here but don't see myself going back any time soon.

Checked this spot out prior to going to the wolves game. The ambience is quite good. Good music in the background with lots of greenery and plants hanging all around. We were seated immediately as we had had a reservation. Staff was not as attentive as I would've liked. It took almost 20 minutes for them to take our order. The chicken thighs were battered then fried and had a good sauce on top, however, seem to like seasoning on the inside. The main dish was Seared Salmon, fried brown rice, bok choy, ginger vinaigrette and was quite good and tasty. Would recommend without reservation.

This restaurant is amazing. The food is delicious and the service was excellent! I tipped way more than I normally would have anywhere else off the service alone. They were able to accommodate us as out of towners because we were a tad late coming from the airport for an 8p reservation. They were going to close. But they accommodated us, and we appreciated that with no one else there. I loved that they had my childhood favorite dessert too - root beer float. Just excellent! I highly recommend!

Came here for a late lunch and while it was one of the few places still open at 3pm and I wasn't really expecting anything special, I was pleasantly surprised and very impressed with my flat iron steak. The miso sauce on it charred very nicely and the flavor was superb, and it was perfectly cooked and very tender despite being such a cheap cut of meat. The broccolini with it could've been seasoned a tiny bit more and maybe also charred a little more too as it looked more boiled than grilled but it was still decent and the sweet potato mash was actually great too and balanced out the plate nicely, and I usually never eat mashed potatoes but they were great. Service was fine, nothing special but satisfactory. It's a pretty big and open restaurant which was fairly empty at 3pm since it's such a weird time, but was a little odd they sat us right next to another table when the rest of the place was empty. Overall, if I am staying in downtown Minneapolis, I would come back for the steak and hope it's consistently good and that I didn't just get really lucky.

I ordered the bow tie pasta with salmon for carry out. After getting home and eating Noa's salmon, I got a salmon bone stuck in my throat. Even though I chewed the salmon thoroughly and slowly like I normally would when eating fish, I still ended up missing one of the bones and proceeded to choke on it. The photos attached show me holding only a few of the bones from the salmon that I found after further inspecting the salmon. While I understand small bones can be something easily missed by the cooks, this review is to let everyone know that you should eat at this restaurant at your own risk. Since there were so many bones left in this piece of fish, I felt compelled to write this review for the safety of others. I attached a picture of the meal and receipt so that you can see for yourself that this is a verifiable complaint.

The food quality was good and the wait staff have great energy and personality not recommended for large groups. We were a party of 8. But the service time was extremely slow. Drink orders took approximately 20 minutes for delivery if not longer and not being dramatic. So once we got our drinks we ordered the next round so they could come soon after we finished. The food was even slower. For each member of the party, the food came out at all different times. So we didn't have dinner together. From first dish to last was over a 30 min spread. We ordered more toast for appetizers and that also took 30 min for just toast.

I went with a group of 6 and we loved this spot! We ordered side dishes and small plates to split, everything tasted great and I loved the variety for the menu offerings. The staff were phenomenal as well - highly recommend! We all had a round of various cocktails, the cafe is their espresso martini, which was great, and the "Main Squeeze" was a Prosecco cocktail that was very refreshing!

Just got into town & looking for a place to have a light dinner. Stumbled upon Noa. It was pretty quiet on a week night but the service was attentive. Cocktail was excellent. Flavors in my salad was perfectly balanced.

5 stars! Definitely! Perfect ambiance, decor is relaxing, modern, and spa-like. Upscale but not pretentious. Everything we ordered was excellent. The crispy tofu was amazing. The chicken wings made me want to order another one to go. The burrata needed a bit more glaze, but it was still good. The turkey burgers were what you'd expect so no rave reviews there. The Manhattan cocktail had a first class square ice cube with their name in it. So cute! Bathroom lighting and decor was perfect for photos lol. I'd definitely eat here again.

Noa is a great spot in the IDS center! We come here often for post-work happy hours! The food and drinks are always good, however the service is not great. We have sat either at the bar or in the bar seating and have experience terrible service. For example- we were sitting at the bar and the three bartenders were all stocking the bar not paying attention to a single guest for at least 20 minutes. Once they finally got around almost everyone at the bar needed something.

A good contemporary place to dine if you're in the IDS Tower near the Foshay. Good service, good food, plenty of vegetarian options too! The staff is friendly and would have been a 5-star if not for some of their food options being too expensive, almost at Spoon & Stable prices but without the comparative taste. Otherwise, worth the dine just for the ambiance and service of the place!

I was staying in the area for a wedding had just completed some shopping and decided to stop in for a drink and an appetizer. I sat at the bar had a drink and ordered shrimp ceviche which was fabulous. Before I left ordered fish tacos to take back to the hotel for a later meal. My second time here. The setting is nice service was fair bartenders seemed more interested in catering to others and drinking their own drinks .

Noa, at least the bar, has been here in downtown Minneapolis for 3 months, which is wild, because they run it like it's been 3 YEARS. Reliable service, great and knowledgable bartenders, and some killer drinks and food made for a really great dinner. I got the Flat Iron Steak and my dad got the French Dip, and aside from the steak being a bit rarer than I'd hoped, both were INCREDIBLE. All of the flavors worked so well together. Wholeheartedly recommend a Main Squeeze as well- all in all a great experience!

Great food, quick delivery to my hotel a few blocks away. Would love to eat there again next time in MN!

If you haven't been to Noa, you're missing out. Not only did we have the best cocktails, the food was delicious and the service was amazing. We sat at the bar, we had dirty martinis, espresso martinis, and wine recommendations that were perfect. The hummus was amazing.The pasta was too. And the deserts, well, if you don't go - you're missing out. Don't hesitate. Stop and enjoy this amazing place. We almost missed it, and we are so glad we didn't.

Amazing food service and ambience, friendly staff, helpfull and sweet people, great drinks

The ceviche was not fresh at all. The now burger was actually pretty damn good, with two big juicy Pattie's. The side salad was bleh, and the mini donuts were bland, and the sauces were not very sweet. The service was fine. The space is a actually pretty cool, but it's in the ground floor of IDS tower, so it's a weird crowd,

First and only time I was here. Sat at the bar. Had there Three One oh cocktail which was fine. Their own twist on a old fashioned. Not much care in making it tho. Vibe at bar was OK. Service was bad despite three people behind the bar and only 7 customers. I ordered their fried chicken sandwich. Spice was nice, tho very sweet sauce. Halfway through the meal, two bartenders left (on break??). Again, no big deal but the one bartender who obnoxious AF just gabbed for 20 mins with one customer ignoring the rest of us. I'm not saying never again, but not great.

What a treat! NOA offers a casual, upscale dining experience, with a variety of menu options to accommodate various dietary restrictions. The atmosphere is comfortable, and inviting. We started with the fried chicken thighs. The breading is light, just enough to capture the savory sauce drizzled over the plate. Yummy! We shared the street tacos - Barbacoa and Carnitas. I will say, having been raised in Southern California, these were good, but for my palate, a little bland. The proteins were tender and well cooked; I'm accustomed to more intense seasoning, perhaps from a longer marinade or just more spices. I did try some hot sauce, and that added a nice Smokey chipotle flavor, if that's your preference. The hubby liked them as is, so a win there! We also shared a Greek salad. Yum! I wish there had been more greens - not because it was a small portion, but because I wanted more! We also had dessert: key lime pie and chocolate cake a la mode. Everything is made in house, and it's delightful. NOA is fun, fresh and tasty! Go have a good time!

I was celebrating my birthday by myself when I went to Noa. It was just perfect! I loved loved the ambience! It was subtle but lovely. The food was good too! I would have loved more chicken options. I had a oceangirl cocktail and loved every sip of it! Totally recommend this place for a good date, fine wine and dine experience as well.

For a Friday evening, I was surprised that Nao had open tables in the bar area (couldn't see the rest of the space but they had plenty of reservations). A girlfriend and I decided to have a last minute happy hour and I was craving a spritz type cocktail and appetizers so we landed on Nao as a spot we could both easily walk to. I had decent expectations but was blown away by this underrated gem. We started with the main squeeze and a mezcal sour, both which were exactly to our liking. The main squeeze was refreshing and crisp with the perfect balance of mint and cucumber. We then decided to split the crispy tofu and the Thai tuna maki. The crispy tofu was crisp and the tofu was soft inside without being soggy. The sauce was sweet with a kick of the fresh pepper. The star of the show was the Thai tuna maki. The aioli has a nice kick and the crushed cashews inside added a nice and unexpected crunch. I finished with a Coronado, an empress gin cocktail with the perfect amount of egg white foam. I'm honestly shocked this place isn't busier on a Friday evening!