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Long lines and brisk service greet you alongside bang-up dragon rolls. Everything's refreshing at spare, unassuming spot, from the sashimi to the knotty pine chairs, a rarity in this trended-out hood. Bustling with locals who left their look-at-me costumes hanging in the closet for once. Strong on the traditional treats—tempura, eel rolls, noodles, and the like. Warm edamame with sea salt is the appropriate starter.
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