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Inyo Restaurant Lounge

Photograph by Jennifer Nilsson

Named for the Japanese symbol that represents the universe as a circle enclosing negative and positive elements, and emphasizing the fare of Japan, this handsome new spot also offers touches of China, Korea, and Vietnam on its extensive menu. Cocktails reflect the fresh approach of the kitchen and sushi bar, with fresh juices and infusions. The stylish presentation of food and drink is notable, as are the table appointments and sophisticated décor. 22871 Woodward, Ferndale; 248-543-9500. $20

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Sep 28, 2009 03:55 pm

Posted by divastatus1982

looks nice and i can't wait to visit..

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// September 2009

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