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How we read reviews →CBD hand roll bar hidden in an office building, where imported nori anchors an affordable omakase.
Counter-only Japanese hand roll bar with chefs working right in front of diners. warm and intimate on a good night, though a few reviewers found busy sittings feel rushed and sterile.
Nori imported from Japan and served warm to keep its crunch, seafood sourced fresh from Tokyo's fish market per staff, a rotating specials board, and counter seating that puts diners face-to-face with the chefs.
Chef-led hand roll technique with nori and seafood reviewers describe as authentically sourced from Japan, though one reviewer felt the sushi rice and ingredient sourcing didn't fully match Japan-level quality.
Mostly seen as affordable for the quality on offer. several reviewers compare it favourably to pricier omakase elsewhere, though a few felt the $89-92 sets weren't worth it on an off night.
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