The restaurant highlights seasonal seafood flown in from Japan and robatayaki dishes paired with its wide selection of sake.
Robatayaki - literally "fireside-cooking" and often shortened to robata - refers to a method of cooking such as barbecue, where food items are cooked at different speeds over hot charcoal.
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