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Low lighting, exposed brick and tasteful decor create a lounge vibe in this attractive space—perfect for stuffing your face with one of the reasonably priced all-you-can-eat sushi deals. Myriad rice and noodle bowls, as well as teriyaki meat and bento boxes, are served with miso soup and salad. Takeout available. Mains $7–$11. All-you-can-eat: maki $15, whole menu $20 ($2 extra on weekends).
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