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We had an extra special treat for this rendition of Sunday night dinner. We were trying to decide where to eat and somehow we ended up having the omakase at Morimoto. It was a nice surprise and quite a change from our usual Sunday night choices.<\/p>\n
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I was really excited as we walked through the red curtains into the entrance of restaurant. I was surprised by the d\u00e9cor, as it was super sleek and modern. I guess I was expecting something a bit more Japanese in style? The tables are separated by glass walls, so it kind of feels like you\u2019re sitting in clear cubicles. The glass is only a little bit frosted so you can still see the people around you. I guess it helps keep the noise level down, and so you don\u2019t feel like the tables are too close together, though they are. Every time a server brushed against the glass to serve the other table, the glass shook and knocked into our table.<\/p>\n