5/5 Edwin L. 3 months ago on Google • 61 reviews New
At
NAMI,
a
Japanese
dining
charmer,
every
first
date
feels
like
a
prelude
to
a
proposal.
I’ve
sat
at
these
very
tables,
sharing
glances
over
glistening
sashimi,
which
evidently
cast
a
spell
strong
enough
to
marry
my
date!
Now,
returning
as
a
veteran
of
romance,
I
find
the
magic
in
the
air
is
as
potent
as
their
mango
martinis.
The
ambiance
is
a
symphony
of
chic
and
comfort,
with
sleek
bar
lines
that
lead
your
eyes
on
a
merry
dance
to
the
cozy,
patterned
booths.
The
service?
Katie
was
amazing!
Imagine
your
best
friend
decided
to
become
a
ninja-waiter,
swift
and
invisible
until
needed,
then
appearing
with
a
friendly
"Gotcha!"
just
when
your
glass
looks
lonely.
And
the
DASSAI
45
NIGORI,
a
beverage
so
smooth,
it
could
be
used
as
a
diplomatic
tool
for
world
peace.
As
for
the
culinary
escapades,
the
BEEF
NEGIMAKI
is
like
a
savory
scroll
of
secrets,
enoki
mushrooms
whispering
sweet
nothings
to
the
sirloin,
all
wrapped
in
a
sweet
soy
glaze
that
could
double
as
a
love
potion.
The
TAMAGO
Nigiri,
a
simple
ode
to
the
egg,
makes
you
ponder
life’s
complexities,
or
lack
thereof.
The
SUMMER
SUNSET
roll
is
a
beach
holiday
in
your
mouth,
the
tempura
lobster
playing
the
surf
against
the
creamy
wasabi
dressing
sunsets.
The
BUTTERFLY
roll
flutters
with
flavors
that
would
make
the
actual
butterflies
jealous,
while
the
SHOOTING
STAR
is
a
cosmic
celebration
of
eel
and
mango,
with
a
crunch
that
echoes
through
space
and
time.
And
the
DEVIL
roll?
It’s
the
bad
boy
of
the
menu,
the
one
you
know
you
shouldn’t
love,
but
just
can’t
help
but
be
seduced
by
its
spicy
tuna
and
eel
decadence.
In
this
gastronomic
temple
where
I've
toasted
to
new
beginnings,
NAMI
remains
a
testament
to
the
art
of
sushi
and
storytelling,
where
every
bite
is
a
plot
twist
and
every
meal,
a
happy
ending.