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A sushi restaurant inside a tea-house space, with a Japanese waterfall painting setting the mood before the meal even starts. The two chefs hold a Michelin two-star rating and operate on a point of principle: no sugar in the rice, tuna barely touched by soy, conger eel in a sauce that's only just sweet. The philosophy is restraint to the point of confidence, trusting the fish to carry the whole thing on its own.
Two honors, in evidence:
The record strongest first
One number, weighted & current 92
How we score
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