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I have been there four times trying the omakase by Chef Morimoto and the general tasting and a la carte. The $200 omakase was amazing and was probably one of the best omakase I had so far. The chef tasting ($120) and a la carte were down right unimpressive. In fact the food (esp. the sushi and sashimi) was what I considered pathetic and probably worse than a lot of the small Japanese neighborhood joints. Servers were very inexperienced. Unless you are going for the omakase I will not recommend going to Morimoto.
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re: mark r
I had a phenomenal birthday dinner last year. Best omakase I've had yet in the city.
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re: alexidarling
I recently had a birthday celebration there and it was fantastic. They definitly made us wait even though we had a reservation and someone had called to mention that this was a big celebratory dinner. After waiting about 15 minutes they seated us in a "pod" which is a little enclosed glass private area near-ish to the sushi bar so we could watch. You can hear just about anything in the pods and you can see everything as well - it's a fun way to entertain. The food was incredible. I had some non-fish eaters who ate lots of shrimp tempora and blackened cod, and hardly complained. Those dishes never get old for me. The rest of the meal was heaven and although I know people skoff at this restaurant., I had a great time and recommend giving it a try.
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