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Serving very traditional Japanese food in a stunningly contemporary setting, this special place has a glow from ceiling to tableware, edamame to shabu shabu, a single pristine piece of yellowtail sashimi to a sushi dinner that looks like nothing less than the best tray in a fine jewelry cabinet. There are touches of the exotic in such things as sake Read more...

The restaurant on the third level of Neiman Marcus isn’t just for shoppers, but for anyone who appreciates well-prepared food. The setting is casual, and the menu is also less formal, though no less interesting, ranging from salads and sandwiches – even a burger – to such entrees as basil and pistachio-crusted salmon. L Mon.-Sat. Read more...

Thai cafes are all around, but few offer as serene a setting as this place, completely redesigned with panels of carved teak wood from Thailand and handsomely framed artworks. The amenities match its fine Thai cuisine, all the standards as well as many less familiar dishes, from romaine and apple salad with shrimp, chicken, cashews, red onion, carrots and cilantro; Read more...

It has one of the most extensive Indian menus in town, with entrees representing most of the regions of that country, from the dosas of the south to the curries of the north. One of the most familiar dishes, tandoori chicken, is also one of the best. The lunch buffet is popular. L & D daily. Read more...