Max Joseph
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This restaurant provided the unequivocal best meal of our trip. It's not your typical neighborhood sushi place; it's a more refined experience, and I wouldn't recommend bringing children expecting California rolls and hibachi theatrics.
There are essentially two dining options: A la Carte or Omakase. I strongly recommend the Omakase. During our visit, there were three Omakase choices: a 12-course, a 15-course, and a 20-course option. You can start with the 12-course and upgrade to the higher tiers, paying only the difference.
Some of the more traditional sushi (mostly nigiri, in this case) were exceptional. There were also interpretations of standards, like those with foie gras. While not bad, they were a bit excessive and overshadowed the fish. I should also note that, ideally, sushi rice should be loose and served warm or at body temperature. The rice started this way but cooled down throughout the meal.
Despite these minor criticisms, I wholeheartedly recommend visiting.