This place was wildly disappointing and I will be honest, I understand the hype because of how beautiful the restaurant and the vibe is inside, but the food itself was absolutely mediocre. Nothing about it was memorable. And we fine dine all over the city frequently.
The service was fantastic, but the dishes left us completely confused. We ordered six different items to share and left still hungry. A few being the chips appetizer with caviar, creme freche, and an egg. The chips literally tasted like they bought them from the grocery store, and there was barely 2 teaspoons of caviar and maybe a spoonful of cream fresh. The egg was just a bizarre thing to put on top of such an underwhelming dish. My husband made the remark that he could re-create this at home for half the price, which is true. The surf & turf roll was delicious (and one more we got that I can't even remember the name of because it didn't leave an impression), but I've had comparable sushi at Blue or Bamboo on 2nd for cheaper. Wagyu fried rice might've been the only portion worth the money, even though the steak wagyu was literally just cubes of steak and tasted the same as we would get anywhere else... not really a standout. Don't even get me started about the $26-30 burrata that was the smallest I've ever been served at a restaurant. After spending almost $200 after tip on just six items, I expected portions to be a little larger for two people and dishes to be much more standout. We had seen someone else make this comment about the restaurant (small portions), but we decided to try it for ourselves anyway. They were right about portion size. Insanely expensive for small portions. All of the dishes were underwhelming, and I've had better sushi and seafood elsewhere. My husband also ordered a Coke Zero and they brought him a can and a cup of ice. No free refills. They charged us $3 x 2 for both cokes they brought him. $6 for a fountain drink is ridiculous, and to charge per can at a high end restaurant just feels greedy. I mean come on-- you not having a soda fountain shouldn't be our problem when we're paying for a 5 star experience and spending 5 star money. It felt tacky. The concept is creative, but it missed the mark for us. I definitely would not go back and spend the money we spent here again. However, their sister restaurant Little Betty has always been worth the money for us and is a much better option in my opinion! read more