Formerly called Keyaki, this Japanese outlet really feels like Japan. Not only is the decor reminiscent of some 1980s Tokyo hotel, the kaisekiryori also has a real Japanese taste. Unkai doesn’t try to be stylish or hip—no models’ nights—which is just the way we like it. It’s a great business lunch venue, too, with its solid sets and bento boxes, downtown views and diligent waitresses in kimonos.
Unkai
Formerly called Keyaki, this Japanese outlet really feels like Japan. Not only is the decor reminiscent of some 1980s Tokyo hotel, the kaisekiryori also has a real Japanese taste. Unkai doesn’t try to be stylish or hip—no models’ nights—which is just the way we like it. It’s a great business lunch venue, too, with its […]
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