Soho's low-lit dining room is cut in half by a meandering line of smooth, barren tree trunks. This touch of nature where it's least expected creates an aura of romance that complements the menu's artistically rendered Japanese cuisine. But sushi isn't the only highlight here; the restaurant also specializes in Korean dishes such as beef bulgogi. There's even some attention paid to contemporary trends, especially on a brunch menu that features Asian omelets and chicken katsu benedicts.