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30 Prince St.,
New York, NY 10012
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Daily, noon-4pm and 6pm-11pm
6 at Spring St.
$19-$26
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Recommended
French doors let the light in to this pocket-sized space, which tucks a small bar, a couple of booths, and a few small tables into its high-ceilinged confines. An artfully constructed aesthetic is also evident in the menu, a sometimes pleasing—and sometimes frightening—pastiche of French and Japanese cuisine. Offerings change frequently, but one standard is a seasonal interpretation of the bento box, with small portions showcasing contrasting flavors and textures. The guiding spirit behind this eclecticism is quirky owner/chef Marja Samsom, who's known as much for her unusual manner and tiny dog as for her ingredient-driven cooking. Go with an open mind.
Live MusicMon., 8:30 p.m—10:30 p.m.
Recommended DishesAssorted dumplings, $10-$13; bento box, $24; grilled yellowfin tuna with wasabi cream, $24
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