The Omakase Counter Experience at Aji: What to Expect
At Aji, you sit within arm's reach of Chef Yamamoto, who composes a sequence of 12 to 18 pieces built around the season. The experience runs roughly 90 minutes: unhurried, personal, and precise.
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Date night, group dinners, the counter experience: how to choose and book your table.
Celebrating a Birthday at a Japanese Restaurant
An omakase at Aji makes an exceptional birthday gift: it is an experience, not a plate. Book early, mention the occasion, bring wine, and let the chef do the rest.
Booking a Group at the Sushi Counter: What to Plan
Aji seats up to 14 guests at the counter. Groups of 8 or more should inquire about privatizing the full counter. Book well in advance, declare restrictions early, and expect a shared sequence that becomes a shared memory.
Romantic Dinner at the Sushi Counter: How to Make It Special
A 14-seat sushi counter offers natural intimacy, a chef-set pace, and shared attention on each piece. Book early, mention the occasion, and bring a bottle you both love.