Inagiku

Inagiku Restaurant Review:

This Japanese restaurant looks like any other one with its geometric black and rosewood décor and its tables with built-in grills. But the food, albeit pricey, proves to be some of the most enjoyable in town. Consider ordering a side of sashimi with your Matsu, or big menu, for a substantial meal perhaps encompassing assorted fresh raw fish, sushi with avocado, crisp fried hors d’œuvres, a pile of fat shrimp, tender beef fillet, and a duo of ginger and chestnut sorbets. Quality vegetables, soya noodles and teppanyaki. Wines straight from the growers.