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- Address:
249 Pearl Street
Somerville, MA 02145Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Middle EasternPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://sarmarestaurant.com/
- Phone: (617) 764-4464
- Hours of Operation:
Open 7 days a week (dinner only).
Doors open at 5:00 PM, kitchen at 5:30 PM.
Sunday through Thursday:
Kitchen closes at 10 PM
Meze open until 11PM
Bar open until 12 AM
Friday and Saturday:
Kitchen closes at 11 PM
Meze open until 12 AM
Bar open until 1 AM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
- Executive Chef: Cassie Piuma
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Sarma
Sarma is the newest venture from the team behind Oleana & Sofra. Chef Ana Sortun joins Sarma Chef/Owners Cassie Piuma, and Matt Piuma in this latest collaboration.Continued
Sarma is a fun and funky neighborhood restaurant in the style of a Turkish Meyhane ("wine-house"). It serves casual and carefully constructed small plates (Meze), alongside a bustling craft-cocktail program. The wine list is small, and impactful, featuring only natural wines intended to compliment Chef Cassie's flavorful cuisine. Music, communal dining options, and colors abound at this new neighborhood gem!
Sarma is a fun and funky neighborhood restaurant in the style of a Turkish Meyhane ("wine-house"). It serves casual and carefully constructed small plates (Meze), alongside a bustling craft-cocktail program. The wine list is small, and impactful, featuring only natural wines intended to compliment Chef Cassie's flavorful cuisine. Music, communal dining options, and colors abound at this new neighborhood gem!
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Sarma reviews from OpenTable diners
317 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (286)neighborhood gem (201)hot spot (151)good for groups (128)special occasion (126)vibrant bar scene (121)romantic (44)late-night find (32)notable wine list (30)kid-friendly (6)great for outdoor dining (3)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (2)Show More
- I love the food at this place.cocoDined on 11/26/2014Excellent food. Nice concept. Nice vegetarian optionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious, unique food and excellent serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/24/2014My brother and I took our visiting parents to Sarma and we enjoyed everything we ordered -- vegetarians and carnivores alike -- and had very pleasant and attentive service from our server as well as the assisting food runners and bussers. The menu is a small plates style and we were advised to order 2 to 3 plates a person. The four of us each ordered 3 things and we had more than enough food and took home leftovers but well worth the splurge as each dish was interesting and flavorful. Beautifully decorated warm atmosphere. There is also a very large bar space but I noted that they smartly had the music playing more on the bar side so that it was not too loud for the dining area. Will go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lives up to expectationsAnonymousVIPDined on 11/22/2014Extremely flavorful small plates in an out-of-the-way restaurant with a hip ambiance. In addition to the dishes on the menu, there are specials that get shown around (like dim sum), but they don't tell you what they might be so you do not know if they are things you might like more than what's on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous food! Great serviceLf324Dined on 11/21/2014Some of the best food in the Boston area! The wait staff periodically walks by with specials that are spectacular-be sure to save room for them. Can't wait to go back. Staff were very accommodating and gracious with last minute changes to the reservation and late arrivals.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/20/2014Sarma was such an amazing experience. Not only was the food absolutely to die for, but the service was so great---I really love that they brought over a birthday dessert for my friend after I had put a note in the opentable notes. SO thoughtful. I would totally come back again and tell all my friends to go!! Thank you, Sarma!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding food andcocktails you can't get findellieVIPDined on 11/19/2014Top choice in greater boston. A little far and not great parking but def well worth it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vegetable magictastesbytwoVIPDined on 11/18/2014We love Sarma - small plates...sharing tastes...incredible vegetable dishes. This time the proteins were not as pleasing - dry ribs...dry, tough octopus - though flavors were still good. Killer Manhattan!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- you need better serversOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/17/2014The food was great except the fried shrimp on the menu- which tasted like chinese food! that one item took close to 20 mins to come even if it was a Monday night! And the server did not care!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- memorable in every way. ...MmmmmDined on 11/12/2014This was my fourth time at Sarma, each time for a special occasion... the food is awesome, innovative, consistently delicious. It was very busy, but our server was very attentive, and we had a wonderful evening. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Indescribably delicious!foodloverDined on 11/12/2014We have been to Sarma many times.....the food is complex and inventive...and how the chef can develop such a varied and ever changing menu and always get it right is beyond comprehension...and beyond most chef's cooking abilities! The atmosphere is casual and friendly.. the food served "small plates" style..which makes for a great deal of variety, particularly if you go with a group. It is some of the most sophisticated food in Boston!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Flavor explosionHeatherfeatherVIPDined on 11/11/2014Eating at Sarma was a great experience! First and foremost, amazing flavor and texture combinations. If you are looking for something new and dofferent- this is it. And, our server plus the kitchen did a great job accommodating my friend's nut allergy, making adjustments wherever possible to enable us to try dishes without the usual nuts. Sarma's decor is also gorgeous and colorful. Friendly atmosphere and inter-table discussion because fellow diners were so excited about what they were eating, and wanted to ask us about our food too. Always a good sign. Try it. And, make a reservation early- it was packed on a tuesday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than OleanaBudjimVIPDined on 11/9/2014This is Oleana's sister restaurant. Whole we enjoy O, this is much better in that you can try many different plates. The selection is far greater and but for Oleana's incredible baked alaska and out door seating, we would always come here. Putting aside those differences, the spices here are extraordinary. We have been to Turkey and did not experience this range of flavors. Everytime we hesitate to try something because the ingredient does not appeal to us, boy we were wrong once we did order it. I have not yet had a dish that has failed to please. This is a best in Boston. Great for kids too as the noise level is high.Special Features:
- love this placecatfamilyDined on 11/8/2014it isn't cheap--because you can't stop eating! service and ambience and food are always perfect. this time tried the donut for dessert. now will be a DO NOT MISS. if I could afford it I would eat here more. but still more affordable than many places in boston where i'm sure I would not enjoy the food as much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/7/2014Favorites: pumpkin fritters, brussel sprouts bravas (w/o chorizo), pork belly sliders, bread served at the tableI would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative food and drinkOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/6/2014Delicious cocktails and great small plates. I enjoyed the plates that were showcased exclusively for the night and presented like dim sum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for out of townersSVCJDined on 11/6/2014My husband and I took my brother when he was visiting from California, and we all had a great time. I cannot say this enough: We LOVED everything we ordered. My husband and I are pescatarians while my brother is a meat eater and we all had terrific options. A true treat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A unique spin on tapas style diningrichofthejungleDined on 11/5/2014I've loved Ana Sortun and all her restaurants for years now. Oleana has been a favorite for a long time, and Sofra's breakfast samplings are perfect. Sarma captures the same essence in a smaller-plate focused setting. Smaller plates give you the opportunity to try more variety of the terrific food. Turkish cuisine focuses on spices, and each dish is spiced to perfection with flavors most pallets are not used to. This is one of the only restaurants where I would intentionally order food I don't typically like (like olives) because I know with Ana Sortun, it is very difficult to not like her food.Special Features:
- Innovative Turkish CuisineOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/4/2014Crowded even on a Tuesday night! Food was delicious, creative wine list and fun neighborhood vibe to the groups at the bar. Love that they remembered from my online reservation that we were celebrating a friend's birthday!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/2/2014We have been to Sarma 3 times now, and every time has been a great time and the food has been on point. I can't lie and say I have had a lot of Turkish food in my life, but this is a menu you can trust. Bonus, there shared plates so if you don't really care for an item, someone your with probably will. Staff is on point without being overbearing. Enjoy!Special Features:
- Striking and SubtleSalDDined on 11/2/2014You will eat mindfully here. Every small plate is a gem of a presentation, and highly innovative layering of tastes and textures. We savored each mouthful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!cwwwVIPDined on 10/31/2014Everything we ordered was wonderful. The service was great.Special Features:
- notsofastlouieDined on 10/29/2014Service somewhere between mediocre and gruff. Most of the dishes were fair to good, but nothing really exceptional. Frequently just overly cutesy and superficial combinations (fried chicken with a bit of sesame and a tahini dipping sauce) as opposed to genuine fusion. I'd recommend the steak tartar. The venison was tender but otherwise unexceptional.
- Always a delightTammyPicklesDined on 10/27/2014I couldn't choose a better restaurant so close to home. Not a single dish on their menu is less than superb, and the servers and bartenders are wonderful. Just make sure you make a reservation, because this place usually has a wait!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerrificBabs10VIPDined on 10/26/2014This was my third time at Sarma--I am never disappointed. The food is outstanding, service excellent, servers are very knowledgeable re wine. My only recommendation is that they occasionally give patrons clean plates. Depending on what you order, the flavors can be distorted when served on used plates.Special Features:
- Great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/25/2014Went for my 31st birthday w/ my husband. We love Oleana so we had high expectations and were not disappointed. The pumpkin fritters and 7 layer hummus are a must! I could've eaten an entire tray of those fritters. The bastura and octopus were good, not amazing. The venison was last, which while not my favorite, my husband loved. He thought it was cooked perfectly. The waitress suggested 6 items, we ordered 5 assuming we'd get one of the passed items but nothing really grabbed us enough. We were going to order another item from the regular menu, but at that point I was comfortably full. Probably also due to the delicious bread they bring, which they graciously brought seconds of when we asked. Was a bit loud but overall a great time.Special Features:
- Still the bestLewlewDined on 10/25/2014Sarma is so good. I have been 3 times, have been blown away each time at how good the food is. Only negative is the noise level, which is atrocious.Special Features:
- Wonderful as always!SamagueeDined on 10/24/2014It was our last night living in Somerville, and my wife's Birthday, and we celebrated both at our favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous selection of small platesmomoVIPDined on 10/23/2014Thoroughly enjoyed dining here. Wonderful variety of interesting, carefully seasoned delicacies, small but quality selection of wines by the glass, and helpful, attentive service. Decor is colorful and inviting. Will definitely return soon.Special Features:
- SarmaironhydrideDined on 10/21/2014As a fan of Ana Sortun - Oleana and Sofra are fantastic- I was excited to try Sarma. Great spot - more casual, bar like atmosphere than Oleana, food was excellent and two of us had diverse selection of (vegetarian) small plates and two glasses of wine for $95. Will be back!Special Features:
- Excellent DinnerSassySundryDined on 10/21/2014Sarma was my pick for a monthly restaurant outing with work friends. The food was excellent (really just order anything and everything---you can't miss!), and the service was friendly. We did have a problem with the split check, with one of my friends having a charge show up on her credit card that was not on her slip, but I believe it's being taken care of. Overall, excellent, and I will be back again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food experience for a groupDiningDivaDined on 10/20/2014There were 6 of us in our group and we got to sample about 14 different dishes. This sampling resulted in each person experimenting with unfamiliar tastes; all of them delicious. The fried chicken was succulent, and the pumpkin fritters were surprisingly spicy and so scrumptious. We were wishing that we kept a menu at the table so we would know what was in each of the dishes as they were passed around.. We'll definitely go back.Special Features:
- Just a little unevenTravelsVIPDined on 10/18/2014Some of our dishes were outstanding. The pork belly, brussle sprouts and lamb. The eggplant was to heavy. The crab had no real flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and great experienceBettyDined on 10/18/2014We enjoyed the dishes on the menu as well as the dishes circulated by the wait staff. When we arrived we thought the music was too loud and asked if could be turned down. It was turned down noticeably - much more than usually happens when we make this request. We had a very enjoyable meal with varied dishes and appreciated the waiter's suggestion of something that would arrive quickly. Great meal and great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- if only the wine matched the food2winechicksVIPDined on 10/17/2014Sarma is terrific in almost every dimension: food, flavors, service, ambience, cocktails, energy. The wine list, however, is the only dimension where the restaurant falls on its face; it seems to be an afterthought, with one of the most limited selections I've seen in a restaurant with this level of quality and attention to its food. If Sarma offered even a modest portion of what is available at its sister restaurant Oleana, diners would have a more reasonable set of options, but until the situation improves, the restaurant won't be as high on my "go-to" list as I wish it were!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sarma still excellentdaisyDined on 10/16/2014As you can see from the grades given above, we remain huge fans of this newish Somerville restaurant. No matter what we try (and the menu is jam-packed with new, interesting and very tasty plates), we are never disappointed. If you are in the mood for some really excellent tapas-sized Middle Eastern food with a creative American twist, give this place a try. Everyone is friendly and helpful, and very knowledgeable about the many unfamiliar items on offer. It is a welcoming place with great food.Special Features:
- Great food, beautiful presentationGratefulVIPDined on 10/15/2014Four of us went to dinner to celebrate 2 birthdays and it was our first time at Sarma. The decor was lovely, the staff welcoming and friendly, and the meze menu was diverse. Even though we had some people with food restrictions, we found more than enough items to share. We ordered 9 plates, which was probably 2 too many for the 4 of us. We especially liked the 7 layer humus - a must try! The wine list was not impressive, and the wines were expensive for what they were. The waiter brought little candles for us to celebrate, which was lovely and festive. The only thing I would change is the chairs. Very hard chairs for leisurely dining. Ask for cushioned seating or bring a stadium cushion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We love Sarma.BerriesDined on 10/14/2014Every bits was delicious, no matter what we ordered!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious creativity4quarterlydinersDined on 10/13/2014Once again we were delighted with the experience. Waitstaff enhanced the dinner with knowledge and upbeat attitude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointinggigglemepandaDined on 10/12/2014My latest experience at Sarma was quite disappointing. My previous trips to Sarma were great which is why I chose to come back for my anniversary. This is the third or fourth time I have been to the restaurant. The food this time was just all over the place. Three out of five of the dishes ordered were simply bad. The flavors of the dishes didn't make sense together, the vegetables were overcooked and limp looking and the server was terrible. I'm hoping this was just an off night, sadly they ruined what should have been a memorable evening.Special Features:
- Excellent Plates in Somerville!DanGDined on 10/12/2014We have been longstanding fans of Oleana in Cambridge, so were pleased but a little anxious to hear that Sarma, a "sister" restaurant had opened in Somerville (only anxious because we didn't see how it could live up to the quality of food at Oleana). Not to worry - we had a lovely dinner, and the plates to share gave us a chance to sample a wide variety of excellent tastes (including the roving "specials" which were among the best...) We would definitely go back again (and wonder when they will publish the first cookbook!)Special Features:


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I had a coupon deal for Vitales, so my husband and I tried it out. We ordered pretty simple meals, but were not pleased with the flavor. Nothing special :( The service was also rough, our server was not very professional.
I absolutely love the food here. I have tried just about everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. The waitstaff is always kind and the owners are genuinely nice people. I always come back to this place. Best in Oshkosh!!!
really great quality food - more high end expensive for Italian - great staff - used to make our holiday lasagna for us special - for our family holiday gathering (50+ people).
I didn't even know the building was a restaurant. There isn't a huge sign and can easily be missed. There are only a few cars there at anytime. I guess this is a local secret society in Oshkosh. Tried the food and it was pretty good for the area
Very friendly service and wonderful food, I have been to Vitale's many times for business lunches and dinners as well as girls night out dinners. I love the lassagna and spinach rotolo. Warm bread is wonderful and always a great place for a glass of wine. The owners are very friendly and attentive.
When we visit the Oshkosh area, my first choice for dining is Vitales! So, we've eaten there quite a few times & the reception from the hostess & server, the quality of the meal, & the ambiance of the surroundings of the dining rooms are always top notch...excellent! This recent visit, I had the veal marsala, which I loved &...
This was a series of visits over 6 months while working in Oshkosh. Vitales never disappointed me either in the quality of the food, the presentation, nor the service. The owners are family people who do there best to please you. Want something off menu, ask Lalo or his lovely wife? You'll go home pleased and glad you went. I...
My family and I LOVE to come here. I don't think I've ever had a bad meal. Great food, service and atmosphere. The staff is always fun. You have to try the calamari. Get it sauteed.
I have eaten here several times and the people are very helpful even wheen we arrived almost at closing. Good food and a nice place.
I've tried eating here twice. Heard the food was great, but I wouldn't know. One time I went for a business lunch. It wasn't too busy, but we got a table. Then waited. And waited. And waited. We asked for a server to take our order. Got glasses of water. Then waited and waited. After 15 minutes, we left.
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Why Fiction, Why Now? Upon publishing my first novel, I thought it might be of interest to explore these questions.
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A company called Rubbee is seeking crowd funding for an electric drive that can be mounted to most bicycles in a few seconds.
The Rubbee system is an electric friction drive with an integrated clamp and battery pack that'll keep you moving for 15 miles.
The design is complete; Rubbee are looking for backing on Kickstarter to move the product into full scale production. You're probably familiar with the concept by now. People put their inventions onto the Kickstarter site and ask for financial support to get their project off the ground. The more you pledge, the more you get in return. It's a bit like Dragons' Den but without the air of smugness.
The system consists of an electric motor that powers a polyurethane friction wheel that works on your rear tyre. It features an integrated suppression system that provides a constant force on the tyre to avoid slipping.
Rubbee reckon that one of their system's major selling points is the fact that it's so easy to install. You just clamp it to your seat post, remove a pin so that the friction wheel contacts your rear tyre, connect the throttle (which stays on your bike's handlebar), and press the on/off button.
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Looks similar to that old Sinclair one.
posted by ribena [145 posts]
25th July 2013 - 14:49
posted by cakewalk [9 posts]
25th July 2013 - 15:39
Nice and easy to nick ...
Excellent point. They should have made it far heavier, more cumbersome and difficult to mount/dismount.
Or - crazy idea - maybe you could take it off if you lock your bike somewhere public.
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25th July 2013 - 15:50
posted by DrJDog [170 posts]
25th July 2013 - 16:29
Technically not legal in the uk as it has a throttle rather than pedelec, I think?
posted by Dave Atkinson [7469 posts]
25th July 2013 - 16:39
These sort of things really need to be discouraged, bikes are for pedalling, if you're too lazy to pedal get a Ducati Monster.
posted by drfabulous0 [403 posts]
25th July 2013 - 16:45
Looks good. Get it before the feds realise how many rules it breaks. Ideal for cargo duties, so a pity about losing rack and mudguards.
posted by sidesaddle [70 posts]
25th July 2013 - 19:31
I want to know what this will do to my tubs on the TT bike and whether it will clamp to an aero seatpost.
posted by SteppenHerring [226 posts]
25th July 2013 - 20:14
Technically not legal in the uk as it has a throttle rather than pedelec, I think?
There's pedelecs and there's ebikes. Pedelecs only supply power when you pedal ie pedal assist but I think are still seen as a type of ebike for the purposes of regulations. Other ebikes have a throttle control.
Ebikes are limited to 200W and 15mph. This one produces up to 800W so that is what stops it being legal as a bicycle, rather than the type of control.
I wonder how a 200W version would perform...
posted by horizontal dropout [162 posts]
25th July 2013 - 20:14
And carry around 6.5kg of motor and batteries?
Would you struggle with that? Richard Branson, 63, and that girl in the vid seem to be all over it.
posted by Mat Brett [1925 posts]
25th July 2013 - 20:27
I want to know what this will do to my tubs on the TT bike and whether it will clamp to an aero seatpost.
Power assisted TT riding? I like that idea - it might means I was even vaguely competitive in those races
posted by Not KOM [79 posts]
25th July 2013 - 23:09
These sort of things really need to be discouraged, bikes are for pedalling, if you're too lazy to pedal get a Ducati Monster.
Apologies if my irony filter is failing, but what arrogant nonsense.
Electric bikes are great - they get more people on bikes who otherwise wouldn't or couldn't be, which means more demand for proper cycling infrastructure. And they're far more space- and power-efficient than electric cars. What's not to like?
posted by Bez [426 posts]
26th July 2013 - 7:28
bikes are for pedalling, if you're too lazy to pedal get a Ducati Monster.
E bikes are for the lost generation. Those adults who think that bikes, and exercise in general, are kids' things, and who stopped exercising too long ago to be fit enough to just pedal.
As a side effect they also suit people with chronic diseases who are similarly unable to pedal hard. Would you deny these people their bikes?
This Rubbee thing would seem to need a road bike, though - no mudguards, no rack. Pretty impractical.
posted by PJ McNally [591 posts]
26th July 2013 - 8:16
In the video it is clamped to the seat post, not the seat tube.
onward ever onward
posted by bikecellar [227 posts]
26th July 2013 - 8:22
its not as good at the one spartacus had concealed in his down tube.
posted by TheHatter [811 posts]
26th July 2013 - 11:42
I know the TT bike thing is sarcasm, but the motor cuts out at top speed, so the aero seatpost doesnt make a diffence, might as well use your town bike, now wouldn't that be a funny sight.
posted by Osprey [19 posts]
28th July 2013 - 23:53
These sort of things really need to be discouraged, bikes are for pedalling, if you're too lazy to pedal get a Ducati Monster.
My leccy motor gives me the range I used to have, before my knees got knackered, tiling bathrooms for the likes of you.
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Patrick Beverley told me b4 game that he recruited Bosh. What'd he say? "We need you." But added that Rockets r happy w/ who they have now.
Houston Chronicle "Questions answered. The Rockets' rapid start is for real. There will be more and probably greater tests quickly coming, but after rolling over four-consecutive lightweights to start the season, the Rockets went to Miami, faced a fourth-quarter run from the unbeaten Heat and then treated the..." November 05
Houston Chronicle "Tempting as it might have been for the Rockets to assume they should not have struggled at all along the way to their fourth rout to start the season, they could not help but fall into the trap of coasting a few times when that temptation became irresistible. It hardly mattered. They were..." November 04
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Last year we marked the hundred day countdown to Best of Phoenix by sharing some of our favorite food folks' "Personal Best" lists. This year we're bringing back our list of 100 Favorite Dishes. Have a suggestion for a dish you'd like us to try? Leave it in the comments section or email lauren.saria ... More >>
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Shinji Kurita, chef-owner of ShinBay, has never been one for the limelight. But considering his fanatical devotion to pristine ingredients and the Japanese sushi aesthetic, he's bound to garner some national press, solicited or otherwise. In its July issue, Wine Spectator features a glowing mini re ... More >>