Uchi is a great place to get dressed up and feel trendy, and the food presentation is excellent. The buzz on Uchi seems to center around them having excellent Japanese cuisine, and what they serve is not the best as far as Japanese food is concerned. It's fusion, not Japanese food. Their presentation is playful and cute, the hot rock wagyu dish is fun and tasty, but after my overpriced nigiri fell apart before I could even get it in my mouth I was left feeling that if Uchi is going to present itself as a top notch Japanese restaurant, they need to work on their fundamental skills before adding all of flowers, elaborate presentation, and overall frou-fra. This is sushi for Americans, and there's nothing wrong with that, but if you're looking for something more traditional and authentic I would suggest looking elsewhere.
Pros: Presentation, Interior Design, Service
Cons: Authenticity, Sushi, Noisy
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