Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan hot pot with fresh ingredients in a stylish, clean interior. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy, evoking a sense of being back in China, ideal for gatherings. Extensive DIY sauce station and thoughtful amenities enhance the experience.
Dinner features hotpot with a lively atmosphere. Groups often gather here for celebrations and shared meals.
Exquisite chef’s knife work cuts ingredients to highlight each unique texture. The menu offers original options unique to Sichuan hotpot, paired with a distinctive decor.
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On Saturdays only, a talented employee performs face-changing, a part of Sichuan opera.
The restaurant offers free 3-hour parking with a validated ticket.
Expect a $12 charge per person for the sauce table.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, warm atmosphere with chic decor and large windows that soften street noise. Seating includes tables and a sushi counter, creating a cozy yet bright space. The place stands out with BYOB policy and unique dish presentations blending Korean and Japanese influences.
Dinner offers a healthy and filling menu with more options than lunch. Friendly servers help make the experience enjoyable and the food tastes absolutely delicious.
Dishes blend Japanese and Korean flavors in creative ways with unique aromas and textures. Presentation stands out with distinct plating and delicate hand rolls.
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The happy hour offers $2 oysters from 11:30 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday.
Moru offers great lunch specials.
Parking in the area can be hard to find, especially during lunch.
Spacious interior with modern and classy design creates an elegant and calm atmosphere unlike typical loud Korean BBQ spots. Excellent ventilation system keeps the air fresh, and free parking adds convenience. The vibe suits both group gatherings and romantic dates.
Dinner offers great value with quality food and a comfortable atmosphere. Meals contain no MSG, making it easy to enjoy family dinners and special occasions here.
Seafood BBQ stands out with its unique style not found elsewhere nearby. Dining involves a hands-on cooking experience unlike typical Korean restaurants. The sides also offer distinct flavors.
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Parking is available at the restaurant with a dedicated lot.
Lunch specials are offered, providing good value for meals.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for some vendors.
Steakhouse with ginormous ceilings and an open kitchen creates a sophisticated atmosphere. Terrace seating offers an open, vacation-like vibe. The place combines classy decor with a lively pizza-making show.
Dinner offers a great ambiance and a nice location. The setting suits celebratory meals well.
A unique seating setup features outdoor tables under a retractable roof and semi-open indoor-outdoor tables. Desserts have eloquent preparation and the tiramisu stands out with its light, well-made presentation.
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Parking is available on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the building.
Reservations may not be necessary, but expect a 45-minute wait for a table.
The prix fixe menu costs $159 per person, plus a 20% automatic gratuity.
Wooden details and dimmed lighting create a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a modern, slick interior. Loud, lively DJ music energizes the space, while tables sit close together. The vibe balances inviting warmth with a vibey, upbeat energy.
Dinner features a sashimi dinner with 21 pieces of fresh, high-quality fish and a flavorful galbi-jim that stands out on the menu. Portions satisfy groups and occasions like birthdays.
Smooth flavor stands out in drinks like the Honey comb and honey makgeolli. Menu offers unique rolls, Temaki, and various soups that differ from typical sushi spots.
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DJ plays every Saturday starting at 9 pm.
Parking is available at the rear of the building.
Street parking meters are available nearby.
Chinese restaurant with modern, clean interior and tablet ordering system creates a contemporary dining experience. Atmosphere ranges from beautiful and relaxing to occasionally dim and cool, with a mix of upscale and simple decor. Seating is dense, reflecting a busy, downtown setting.
Modern and elegant environment sets a relaxing vibe for dinner. Crispy beef and Peking duck stand out as excellent dinner options.
Presentation lets each dish tell its unique story. Dishes combine distinct flavors with a creative touch for a memorable meal.
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The weekday lunch special runs from 12:00-4:30 and is highly recommended.
Parking is available behind the building for convenience.
The Peking duck costs $99, making it a premium dish.
Bar and grill with biergarten style decorations and dim lighting creates a warm, cozy, and stylish atmosphere. Energy shifts from quiet on weekdays to lively on weekend nights. Offers a modern interior with a central bar area and emphasizes wood-fired chicken and craft beers.
Dinner features 누룽지 통닭, a crispy chicken dish. Located near a film center, it suits plans for a movie or concert before or after eating.
Wood-fired roasted chicken and mango habanero wings offer distinct flavors. The Snow Garlic Shrimp Pizza and bulgogi pizza bring unique fusion twists to the menu.
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Reservations are recommended for dinner service to avoid long wait times.
JJ DAK is currently BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own drinks.
Happy hour features house wine for $6 and $1 wings on Mondays.
Minimalistic space with modern decor and a cozy, intimate atmosphere encourages easy conversation and interaction with chefs. The restaurant offers a BYOB policy and focuses on high-quality omakase sushi featuring fresh fish flown in from Japan and New Zealand. Bright lighting and clean, simple aesthetics keep the vibe light and welcoming.
Dinner here often takes over two hours, which can feel long. Groups of five or more book for special occasions like birthdays or New Year's Eve.
Dishes feature unique flavor combinations and are served at the right temperatures. The experience offers a special take on sushi that stands out from typical options.
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Reservations are required to dine at Sushi Kai.
Sushi Kai is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
The cost is $155 per person for the omakase experience.