Szechuan Favorite Is Closing Soon — This Time for Real
There’s still time to get a fix before it’s gone for good.
There’s still time to get a fix before it’s gone for good.
Its world-renowned founder, sushi master Nobu Matsuhisa, was on hand for the festivities.
“We’re going to use our community as the north star of where we go next.”
Smoked meats are out, sushi is in.
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Its original owner has decided to move back to Japan.
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“This isn’t just a restaurant, it’s a piece of my heritage, my family and my story.”
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Its final weeks will be packed with throwback specials.
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Even for an experienced team, the high-pressure process requires a lot of patience and passion.
“Sushi is incredibly precise, but it’s also deeply emotional when it’s done right.”
The good news: everything else will remain the same.
It’s taking over the former Okinawa next door and splitting into two concepts.