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Mesh Implant Lawsuit: Do you deserve compensation? File by 2/19/15.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Advocates-For-Injured-Consumers)
Thu Feb 19 19:36:10 2015
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2015 17:40:17 -0700
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<p><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><span style="font-size: 12px; color: #f4f5f5;">Speaking of the chef, I'm not sure why people thought he was rude. He wasn't to us nor any guests that night. Did he give us tips on how to eat the sushi? Yes. He told us to eat the sushi within 10 seconds for maximum flavor. 23422518 He also told us to quickly tap our fingers against the wet towel afterwards to clean our hands. But he certainly was polite in doing so. He was very conversational and friendly. He came from the famed New York restaurant Masa before he started this restaurant. When you think about how long he's been doing this, day in and day out, reading through these yelp reviews over the years will make you appreciate his craft.
Now in terms of the food itself. I'll just say that my favorites were the wagyu beef which is the best beef I've ever had in my life, the shabu shabu that had four or five things in it, the best being the foie gras, and the soup itself was mind blowing. The toro was of course, amazing. The hairy crab was the best crab 23422518 I've ever had. Being Chinese, that says a lot. He did things here I've never seen before. Like rip a live lobster open with his bare hands, meanwhile it's still moving. He cut the tail off and set it aside for a little while. So if you're a little squeamish about that, don't look! He doesn't serve it right away and lets it settle throughout your other courses so you pretty forget that he did that. He does prepare different things for different people with slight variances. He talks to you to get a feeling of how 23422518 hungry you are and what preferences you have. He does have different food for different seasons too so you can come here different times of year and some of the items are different.
Was the food amazing? Yes. That depends on you. I'd say if you're a Japanese food connoisseur and you have the means, you should do it once. Do it for a special occasion. When we were there, it was for my birthday, but two or three other people had their birthdays there too. So it's quiet common. We heard him tell someone there that there are people who go there twice a month. 7ea99ed1b6714702bd5343b786c98bee
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