Robert De Niro's Nobu sushi restaurant is still one of the hottest spots in New York and subsequently getting a table there is nigh on impossible. But don't worry if you can't snag a table because you can enjoy the same food and atmosphere of the original at Next Door Nobu. Here you are seated ... Read review
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Advantages: Fantastic food, famous owner and customers Disadvantages: Expensive
Robert De Niro's Nobu sushi restaurant is still one of the hottest spots in New York and subsequently getting a table there is nigh on impossible. But don't worry if you can't snag a table because you can enjoy the same food and atmosphere of the original at Next Door Nobu. Here you are seated on a first come first served basis which means you might have to queue, but its worth the wait.
The restaurant is beautifully designed with nice Japanese ... ...cool but very welcoming. The staff, although pretty busy when we went, were very nice and helpful. Being a sushi virgin I asked our waiter for his recommendation. He pointed out dishes from the menu that other diners had, some of whom offered there own recommendations! We had a mixed starter to share which came with an array of sauces which they left for the main course. I opted for Nobu's famous black cod marinated in miso which was absolutely delicious. ...
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Billy Connolly Live in New York .
" Too Old To Die Young " 2005 Tour
Certificate 15 Running time 1 hour 32 minutes
Produced by Universal , filmed at the Town Hall New York
Format DVD
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE SHOW FEATURED ON THE DVD ONLY , AND more
