I thought I had booked the omakase experience, but realized I accidentally selected the wrong option, which was disappointing at first. The staff explained they prepare omakase for a set number of guests, so they couldn't accommodate us last-minute. That said, the manager and his staff, our wonderful server completely turned the experience around with their kindness. They comped part of our meal, brought out desserts for my husband's birthday, and even treated me to a mocktail. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made the night feel really special. The service was warm and attentive, and we still had an amazing time. I've already booked omakase for next week and can't wait to come back! The place has great vibes. Highly recommend!! And the HANDROLLS WERE THE BEST WE'VE EVER HAD!!! forgot to mention how amazing the food was. Yummy! read more

I usually am enamored with speakeasies, but it was really hard to love this one. 1. Reservations - I've been with OpenTable and other restaurant online booking systems for decades but this is a first for me. They have two separate OpenTable listings (as noted in other reviews). I was clear in that i just wanted an after work chill happy hour. I booked for 4:30. After promptly showing up at the wren for my 4:30 appointment I was told, Naisho room doesn't open until 5 pm.... So why did you let me book for 4:30?!?! No explanation. No apology just "you're early..." 2. I promptly dropped $70 for drinks and an appetizer at the Wren bar to hold me and my guests over. It wasn't bad but that's not what I was hoping for... at 4:30. 3. The service to the speakeasy was great. The "gym stag" had our 4:30 and let us in at... 5:03 pm... 4. The waitress inside the speakeasy was super awkward and off putting. She really needs a class on etiquette. I ordered quite a bit right off the bat but my guests slow roll throughout the experience and she didn't seem too happy with that. Taking away our menus doesn't encourage us to order either. You charge $22 for one tea sandwhich but can't afford to print out more menus? The menus were also pretty dingy and I hand sanitized after using them. 5. Food. Was mid at best. Not at all authentic Japanese. I had the oyster shooter, temaki, Wagyu toast, Wagyu quesadilla, and mocktail. The oyster shooter was too sweet. And you could only taste the oyster and caviar at the end. Mostly as an aftertaste. There was a "too sweet" aspect to most of the food. The temaki was okay and I liked the crunchy bits but they went too far with the plastic wrap on the seaweed. The plastic wrap gave me Japanese 7-11 onigiri vibes. You do that if you aren't efficient enough to get the food out to guests at once and the seaweed will get soggy. I'm not sure if it was for a "fun factor" for people who are unfamiliar with grocery store onigiri in Asia but in a restaurant it should be done for you. The Wagyu toast was a HUGE disappointment. It was Sooooo sweet. I filet barely taste anything except the gross, sweet jam. And the toast was soggy and the texture of the bread felt prepared the day before and like refrigerator. It was not toasted at all. The star was the Wagyu quesadilla with beef tendon chips. It was the cheapest item on the menu and the most filling and delicious. 6. Drinks were very good. Expect about $20 a pop... $50 for the Japanese whiskey is highway robbery. Nothing really "rare." I have most bottles on the kitchen counter from the Virginia ABc or DC Costco. You can buy an entire bottle of the Japanese whiskey at Costco for the cost of one serving here. Overall, the Naisho room felt like all hype. For over $100 I was still pretty hungry. If the food tasted good I would have ordered more but I didn't think it was worth it. You get a nice view but it's the same from most of the capital one building. Same view from the brewery. Don't waste your money. Go elsewhere. Plenty of better happy hour spots for much much less considering if you stay for more than two hours you have to pay for parking (we did becuase, well, our reservation was at 4:30...) read more

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One of the fun speakeasy still, but they are no longer restricting people to take a picture unlike when they first opened. 1. Reservation: needed 2. Drinks: very good. Old fashioned- good Sweet potato drink sounded insane, but it was wonderful! I love their creativity. 3. Smell: hate it. 1 star I took a star down because the smell was terrible. It must be the open kitchen with poor ventilation combined with tempura and deep frying in a closed area and your hair, clothes everything will smell like you work at McDonalds back kitchen and I absolutely hate that. I had to get up at 2 am to shower cause I couldn't sleep with that burnt smell from my hair despite tired and sleepy. 4. Service: great! 5 stars 5. Live music: not good We were sitting right next to it, yet we couldn't even hear! and not fun music either. It is an option. But due to smell, I cannot recommend it especially if you are dressed nicely. read more

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If you didn't know this place existed, you'd walk right past it -- and that's exactly the point. Naisho Room is a sushi speakeasy tucked behind the sauna room of a hotel gym in Tysons, and finding it already feels like part of the experience. Once inside, the vibe is intimate, moody, and intentional -- perfect for a date night or a "let's try something different" evening. We ordered a wide spread and honestly didn't miss once: * Japanese cocktails -- well balanced and thoughtfully crafted * All of the hand rolls -- fresh fish, clean flavors, and perfectly seasoned rice with a hint of sesame oil * Lobster tempura -- light, crispy, and not greasy * Stuffed shishito peppers -- just the right kick * Wagyu rice bowl -- rich, indulgent, and comforting * Kanpachi -- clean, delicate, and beautifully presented * Crème brûlée -- a smooth, torch-crack finish to the meal Service was attentive without hovering, and the pacing of the meal felt deliberate rather than rushed. Prices align with the quality and the experience -- this is not casual takeout sushi, but a destination-worthy spot. read more

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The Naisho Room is an absolute must-visit! I went to their speakeasy located in the Watermark Hotel, and it completely exceeded my expectations. When you arrive, check in at the small table in the lobby, then head upstairs to the gym, you honestly have no idea where you're going next, which adds to the fun. From there, you move through a sauna (with a cool smoke/steam effect!) and finally enter the main space, which has an incredible Tokyo nightlife vibe. The origami-themed decor and lighting make it feel like night-time in Tokyo. The Naisho Room tends to be a dessert and drinks after dinner. They do have an amazing food menu, but limited. Everything on their food menu was delicious especially the rolls. Their in-house ice cream is a must, matcha and miso were my picks. My friend was wary of the miso, but it ended up being my favorite, tasting like rich caramel. The crème brûlée is fantastic, and the donuts are divine. Their hand rolls are also top-notch, every dish I tried was delicious. Drinks are excellent too; I especially loved the ube cocktail. Reservations are made via Instagram, where you get a code to enter. They also have a separate okasake section, which adds another fun element to the experience. This is definitely a spot for a romantic date night or a special night out. Many speakeasies don't live up to the hype, but it absolutely does, they nailed both the food and the ambiance. Highly, highly recommend! read more

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Food is good, small plates, and pricey. Service is fantastic! Ambiance...lol, I do things differently...Cool place to bring a person for an interview in the late afternoon or early evening. Makes for a really nice ice breaker, gets people excited and relaxed at the same time. Remember, potential new hires are also interviewing you and the company you rep. Be awesome! read more

Decided to try this hidden gem (wink wink) while staying at a nearby hotel. If you know, you know. The entrance alone is incredibly unique, and the interior design does not disappoint. This quaint Japanese-inspired speakeasy was such a delightful surprise in so many ways. We came here on a whim to celebrate my birthday, and I'm so glad we did. My husband, my bestie, and I started with the Wagyu tendon chips--phenomenal. Definitely a treat if you've never had them. Think upscale pork rinds taken to the highest level. We also shared the mini Wagyu kamameshi, which was soooo delightful. The presentation was unexpected--the meat arrives raw, but the heat from the bowl slowly cooks it into the rice. The result? Flavors that absolutely burst in your mouth, with top-tier Wagyu that delivers on every level. For drinks, the bartender made me a lemon drop with Haku Vodka. I'd never tried it before, but wow--it was incredibly smooth. My friend ordered a cocktail with Roku Gin and had zero complaints. I think real alcoholics drink gin... but that's another story. Between the ambiance, amazing company, and excellent customer service, I'd absolutely recommend this spot to anyone looking to try something new. It's also perfect for an after-dinner stop or impressing out-of-town guests. This speakeasy is truly a destination. The only drawback is that the space is a bit tiny, and prices are definitely up there--but honestly, they're on par for the area. This place earns a solid 4.5 from me, but since Yelp doesn't honor half stars, I'll round it up to a 5. read more

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Ambiance: Tokyo vibes. Chic, fun and classy speakeasy in Tysons Service: wonderful service from our waitstaff. Even the manager brought out some of our food. Food: small bites packed full of flavors. When they say small they mean it. But damn, everything was so tasty! Drinks were great as well. Ok - I've been here twice now but with friends because I can't seem to get a reservation. We did meet the bouncer and the hotel manager so hoping that will change. This is an 'exclusive' speakeasy....it was definitely a great spot for a ladies night. Definitely a date night contender!!! read more

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So secret, they put stickers on the phone, which is honestly kinda random. The lychee cocktail ( The Pearl of the Orient ) was pretty good and had a strong lychee flavor but no actual lychee in the drink itself. It actually tastes the same as the one at Wren. The menu has a limited number of small bites. The wagyu tartare toast was mid--they put wagyu in front of the menu too much. Honestly is too much of a gag for me. The Wagyu Kamameshi (Wagyu fried rice) was good, but the waiter mixed it up for us instead of asking. Lobster Crunch was easily the best, and the best way I could describe it was Lobster deep fried with shrimp chips. Honestly nothing super stellar and really not that hidden except that you need a reservation and go to Wren front desk. Honestly was just a more hidden Wren. Small portion and an expensive, but it's definitely creative and they spent time on the decor. Wish they offered a keepsake that you can only get if you dined there to add to the "exclusivity". I can see people coming for a yap session. read more

The Naisho Room - Lounges Near Me - Tysons, Virginia

Shhhhh Hidden doors. Neon dreams. Tokyo nights reimagined. DMV have you heard about @naishroom located in Tyson's Corner at @watermarkhotel This Tokyo inspired speaker easy has delicious cocktails and small bites that's sure to make you feel like you are enjoying Japanese nightlife They are open Wednesday & Thursday 430-12 Friday & Saturday 430-2 (DJ comes these days) Recommendations Food Wagyu Toast Mini Kamameshi Lobster crunch Temaki selection Spicy tuna Snow crab Yellow tail Cocktails Placebo Waku Waku Hobin San (non alcoholic) read more

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3.5 stars! I had higher expectations based on how much they were promoted. The servers were super nice and the ambience is bigger than a small speakeasy, it's more like a cute dimly lit restaurant. Really nice ambience. Some of the food on the tasting menu was a hit but some of it was not as good. The first small bites were way too fishy for me, along with the egg tart was a weird flavor. I also didn't love the chicken sausage because the texture was off. However the nigiri was sooo good! Standouts were the salmon, toro, and hamachi. I also really loved the miso cod and the wagyu rice in the stone pot was great. The desserts were amazing! The matcha ice cream and the complimentary creme brûlée were so good. Fun spot but not sure I'd be back! read more

We came for pre dinner drinks. Naisho room is a speakeasy, hidden in the "sauna" of the Watermark Hotel in Tysons. The vibe is great, feels like a small Japanese bar, the staff was very attentive and helpful with suggestions. We had a few appetizers (lobster tempura was the best!) and a couple cocktails. They offer a tasting menu, which we will come back and try. Some nights they have a DJ, but we left before he started read more

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Naisho Room, the new sister bar/speakeasy to Wren at the Watermark Hotel, is definitely one of Northern Virginia's coolest and most unique experiences! Originally they had a limited reservation "request" process & a no photo policy, but they've since changed to be more accommodating to the general public now, while still maintaining the secrecy theme~ Also they have live DJs playing music on Fridays & Saturday evenings, so that's definitely a cool touch. The food will be smaller bites, so don't expect to be having a feast. But the team behind Naisho & Wren definitely know what they're doing when it comes to seafood! We always love getting the sushi Hand Rolls & Nigiri, the Lobster Crunch was really delicious. My favorite though is the Wagyu Temamaki, a rice bowl with veggies & beef thats super savory. Of course theres also dessert & the artisan cocktails. The Creme Brulee is always my favorite dessert to get. The cocktails change seasonally but they're always well crafted, blending the flavors harmoniously! read more

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There was an era in my life where I LOVED speakeasies, cocktails, and staying out closer to the sun rise than sun set but after a couple of decades, I am the one who suggests a 5pm dinner time. Our group requested an early time for the weekend so we could have dinner elsewhere and glad we did. For us, they did not escort us up until our whole party was present (which I agree with). We got to the not so secret sauna entrance 20 minutes past our reservation time and there was no one there. We were a bit confused but after a couple of minutes we walked in and it was empty and the chefs/servers looked so confused. They asked us to step outside and wait for the hostess to escort us in... except there was no hostess in site. Another couple came back and said the same thing happened to them and they were just going to go back in. We followed them in and one of the servers just looked at us and then after a moment he said "oh, I guess I'll seat you". Not the entrance we expected but ok. We got a round of drinks, lobster crunch, kanpachi foie gras crudo, three different temakis, and mini kamameshi. Cocktails were good but I would probably hit up another cocktail bar in Fairfax for my night cap for the time being. The small plates were not bad but they were really bites and mini. Get ready to drop some serious coin if you plan on having dinner here. There was also no soap in one of the unisex bathrooms last week and last night. If you are wanting to provide a luxury experience, tending to the restrooms should not be overlooked. Granted they have Aesop hand soap and lotion in there but an empty dispenser for soap not once but two times in a span of a week was disappointing. Also when we left the hostess was there with a guy who was dressed in work out gear putting stickers by the hostess stand. They never put stickers over our phone *shrug*. Second time there was a host and "bouncer" at the door. Think it's worth checking out at least once but our experiences were a little off. I did not really want to come back a second time but felt there was lots of room for improvement and hoped my first visit was just a one off; our whole party was already in search of the next spot to visit after our 2nd round of drinks. Maybe they are still getting their bearings but I am not rushing to try to make reservations anytime soon. read more

My husband and I went to the naisho room for a date night after getting a reservation off of their Instagram a couple days before. They don't allow you to take pictures inside so they placed a sticker on your phone upon entering. The way to find the entrance is to ask the hotel lobby, where the gym is located and go through the sauna. I found the entrance to be a cool vibe. We ordered several of the mini tacos and some cocktails. We thought the food and drinks were pretty overpriced and small portions. They did feature some nice cuts of sushi, but for the price I would eat somewhere else and just go for drinks. read more

The Naisho Room - Entrance - Lounges Near Me - Tysons, Virginia

Pretty cool place with a good food menu. Drinks are normal but they open late and have a DJ. Would go again if I'm back in DMV read more

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The Naisho Room is a speakeasy/hidden cocktail bar located at The Watermark that has been open for about a month or so - note that it's not open for walk-ins, but you would need a special invitation from the team or solve riddles that they post on their social media to be admitted! If you're staying at The Watermark, you may have a higher chance, but not guaranteed. Chef Kim offers Japanese bar bites, such as sashimi plates and kampachi with foie gras and jalapenos; drink menu includes Japanese whiskeys, wines, sakes, and cocktails. The plates are great shareables, in which we tried some of the hand rolls, and the kamameshi truffled rice pots with wagyu. Staff were friendly and attentive, and the space was intimate, with about 40 seats or so. There are nice large windows that look over the Tysons area. Note that you cannot take any photos in here, and the staff provides a sticker to place over your phone lenses - please be respectful and adhere to this policy! Garage and lot parking available in the area. +requires invites to access +friendly service +located at The Watermark read more

I had a really good experience and disappointed about seeing reviews with pictures or complaining about the reservations system. This is purely about the experience versus food / drinks which I think a lot of DC's "speakeasies" have lost. First reservations, website says up to 21 days prior to. Key word "up to". I sent a reservation on Monday for a Thursday seating and received notification the night before I was accepted. If you do not receive an acceptance email, don't show up. Experience 10/10. I love they had to build the hotel with this concept in mind. You truly would never know there was a bar in the middle of a gym with a "trainer" at the door. It was all very cute. Why take pictures if they ask you not to? That's just lame but I digress. Food / Drink - Do not come here for dinner. This is a cute after dinner spot. Small bites ( one chicken wing had to be the craziest thing I saw... lol), and drinks in cute cups. The price was on par with DC food & drinks ($17-20 something). Overall, we had a great time. It was a bit loud but decor was on point. Quality soaps and lotions in the bathrooms. Well thought out and design. I highly recommend giving this spot a trip. read more

Don't even bother trying to come here. They have this INCREDIBLY pretentious reservation system where you can't actually make a reservation, you have to submit a request (and only up to 21 days in advance!) and they will somehow decide if you're worthy enough to be considered. I suppose I was deemed worthy, because I got an Opentable reservation confirmation for the next day, 23 hours from now, 20 days after submitting my request, long after I had completely forgotten about it. Their manufactured hype is already old, just end it and open up reservations like a normal restaurant/bar. read more

The Naisho Room, the upscale bar above Wren in Tysons, offers a sleek, exclusive vibe--with a novelty in the ambiance I won't spoil. The menu is tight (8 dishes, 2 desserts), so we ordered two of everything and tried six cocktails. Portions were tiny and not designed to satisfy. The mini kamameshi was disappointing--mushy rice in a dish meant to be crisp and flavorful. But the wagyu toast and sushi taco rolls (served in plastic "condoms") were fun and tasty. If you're after out-of-this-world cocktails, I still think D.C. has better speakeasies and food options. For the price point, I was underwhelmed--but still had a good time. With time, the menu could be polished and serving sizes adjusted. Overall recommended--just don't expect to get in easily during peak hours. read more

This hidden gem (speakeasy) is one for the record books. A quaint little spot that takes you on a journey. The food and drinks will transcend you to another level. The service was top tier. I won't spoil the experience but let's just say it's hot and steamy. read more

It was cool going though the gym and sauna to enter the speakeasy but the wait was unnecessary. They said it was a 45 min wait.. for 2 people.. we got up there around 20 minutes and then the place was basically empty. Drinks were. Good! Cool flavors. And the flan was ok the inside could've been smoother and lighter read more

The Naisho Room is definitely a hidden gem in Tyson's Corner and a great way to end a date night or a night out with a small group. Its hidden entrance and dimly lit interior gives it an intimate and relaxed vibe. The service was pretty good and I really enjoyed the Pearl of Orient and the spicy tuna and snow crab temaki. The music was a little loud and I think that did take away from the experience a bit. read more

Food was amazing but portion sizes very small. The location is absolutely amazing. What a cool spot. It really elevates the "go out for a drink" experience. Start here, grab some food.. then go to The Perch and hang out, listen to live music. Makes for a fun, clean, and bougshie Tysons night out read more

Good experience, not sure I feel the need to go back given how difficult it is to get in. It was a little bright when we got there, it didn't feel as "exclusive" when we got inside for that reason. But it's nicely decorated, not a huge space but it doesn't feel crammed or anything. The food selection is sparser than I was expecting. I was also anticipating a lot more sushi related items on the menu. Most of the sushi is limited to hand rolls (Temaki) which were yummy. We also got lobster crunch and shishito peppers, and these were not memorable at all. For dessert we got Miso Mochi Churros which were delicious. The prices were sort of expensive but not too bad for the location and all. read more

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If meh was a restaurant/speakeasy bar this might just be it. I'll admit, I got sucked into the 'exclusive' invite aspect of their online presence. A buddy got in a few weeks before I did... he wouldn't say much until I had been there... We both agreed... not worth going back to. Wren offers better downstairs. The reservation system is garbage. The food is just ok. Drinks? Had better at many other places. Doubt I'd ever try them again....I'd easily go back to Wren, but not this 'exclusive' offshoot. read more

A small, high-end, Tokyo-inspired bar in a Tyson's Corner high-rise hotel, with tapas and sushi, and a beautiful view. The gimmick - shhh! - It's a secretive speakeasy with a camouflaged entrance. You need a connection to get in. It's fun and exclusive, but maybe it's *too* secretive. On a Saturday night tables and seats at the bar remained empty. The cocktails were excellent, food delicious, and staff attentive. Want a selfie? Don't expect to see much from the Naisho Room on Instagram or TikTok. To keep the mystery alive, no photos are allowed. They even put a sticker over your phone's camera lens. It's all part of the fun. Date night or special occasions, you'll have a memorable time, but expect to drop a lot of cash. Prices are high, even by DC standards. Cheers! read more

I attempted to request to get access to The Naisho Room on a Tuesday looking for Saturday booking via their website. No confirmation on if my request was even received. No big deal I'll wait a couple of days. Fast forward a couple days, still no word, so I filled out the Contact Us request from their website. Again no response or confirmation that they even got that. Fast forward to Saturday, feeling anxious I called in the morning. No answer so I left a voicemail to call me back... I'm just trying to figure out if it's a Yes or a No, just acknowledge and tell me either way... bc some people try to plan things. Fast forward to around 4pm - Let me drive to there to talk with someone in person. I get there and Wren is setting up for the night and there are a few people at the bar. I ask one of the guys there and he tries to find someone to help but no dice.... So at this point I'm just going to come back later. A few hours later I show up and ask and low and behold I didn't make the cut (wasn't surprised) but just a little pissed off bc I wish I didn't have to waste my time when a response to any of my inquires to tell me "No" would have saved me so much time and effort. Just looking for some common courtesy and respect for people's time. So beware and good luck... read more

I rarely leave a review. The Reservation system is horrible. This is where this restaurant will fail. We got the QR code. Submitted a reservation request on Wednesday for a Saturday dinner. Nothing. No confirmation of receipt. No reservation email or text. Nothing. Tried to reconfirm the reservation on Friday for Saturday...... Nothing......................................... Waste of time and energy. Went to another popular and established restaurant in Tysons instead and had a blast. Great food. Live music. Dropped nearly $1,000 for the four of us. read more

The Naisha Room in Tysons is a beautiful space with great views overlooking the area. The food was very good, though portions were on the smaller side. The wagyu fried rice was a standout and my favorite dish of the night. The Naisho ice cream was delicious as well. Drinks were well made and nicely presented, adding to the overall vibe. Our server was knowledgeable. It's a great spot for ambiance and quality, especially if you don't mind lighter portions. read more

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Exceptional atmosphere, great food, highly recommended. Service was excellent as well

One of the coolest speakeasy's I've ever been to! They don't do traditional reservations so you have to message them which is hard if you don't have social media. We were able to get in on a Friday night without too much issue. The drinks were phenomenal and served in super fun cups! The pricing of the cocktails made sense given the quality and was much cheaper than the wren pricing which is not as tasty! The food was also very tasty I absolutely loved the wagyu toast. I think the pricing was pretty reasonable for quality and atmosphere. I found the DJ to be a little too loud given that it was a very intimate space. Love the matchboxes when you come in! Definitely will come back! read more

After waiting several weeks to get a reservation we (party of 4) were excited to see what this restaurant was all about. After some issues confirming the reservation we were taken to the "secret entrance" and were seated. Service was friendly and we reviewed the drink and food menu. For drinks, the prices are "expense account" levels ($40 for an old fashioned). We ordered drinks (4 cocktails were $85). The menu surprised us as it is extremely limited. We expected a creative Japanese menu however this one is very brief. We ordered what we thought were hand rolls but instead are little squares of nori filled with a tablespoon of chopped fish. I had the scallop that covered the taste of the scallop with too much sauce. Others had the crab, which was good, although tiny. We shared the "tendon chips" which were actually pork rinds like you buy at any grocery store. Overall the restaurant is small and very loud. The atmosphere is pleasant visually. We are fine dining restaurant pros, and we rated Naisho a solid "meh". Not horrible, but for $100 a person we left hungry. Adding one more issue. I read that this restaurant is a "no tip restaurant"? If that is true I I tipped $50 for average service. read more

I'd say this place is getting harshly rated from early reviews based on its reservation system during soft launch. We came here for after dinner drinks. The experience was fun, walking through the gym into the sauna into the restaurant was certainly unique. The ambiance was definitely cool with neon origami, DJ playing soft yet upbeat electronic music... definitely fit the vibe. The drinks were creative and enjoyable -- a touch sweet for our liking. The team was attentive. I think it's a great date night spot. read more

The food is delicious. The staff is welcoming. Would love to go back when the DJ is there.

This speakeasy is so exclusive they don't allow any photos, they even put a sticker over your phone camera. I couldn't resist sneaking a few anyway. We ordered à la carte, and everything was still incredibly delicious. Such a charming little spot, it really felt like a hidden gem straight out of Japan. read more

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Reservation system was quite straightforward via Tock. Just had to book well in advance. Excellent communication about where to park and go to check in. Omakase menu was nicely balanced, fresh, and interesting. Cocktails were bright and served as a nice complement to the fish. Would be delighted to return, compliments to the chef. read more

Get over yourself. Getting a reservation here is like hoping the cute guy will ask you to dance. Look around. There are a lot of great restaurants that don't leave you hanging on hoping to get "picked." read more

Liked the vibe of the secret entrance and inside decor. Great views. Expensive but good cocktails. I would not order food here. While the food was tasty, portions are too small and we left hungry. read more

. My husband loved the omakase. Very expensive but a good place for a special occasion. Loved the atmosphere!