Why is there not a Nobu in DC??
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Anonymous
| DC is such an obvious destination, I'm thinking that there must be a reason. |
Anonymous
| We already have Sushi Taro. |
Anonymous
DC is not an obvious destination. It's a company town. |
Anonymous
| Agree with PP. DC is not renowned as a food destination in the way NYC, LA and Chicago are. |
Anonymous
Do they have locations in New Orleans and Las Vegas? |
Anonymous
The government? |
Anonymous
They have a website, you know. DALLAS LAS VEGAS HARD ROCK LAS VEGAS CAESARS PALACE LOS ANGELES MALIBU MIAMI NEW YORK NEXT DOOR FIFTY SEVEN SAN DIEGO WAIKIKI LANA'I ASIA-PACIFIC BEIJING HONG KONG KUALA LUMPUR MANILA MELBOURNE PERTH TOKYO MEXICO & CARIBBEAN BAHAMAS MEXICO CITY CAPE TOWN DUBAI EUROPE BODRUM BUDAPEST LONDON OLD PARK LANE LONDON BERKELEY ST MILAN MONTE CARLO MOSCOW |
Anonymous
| Nobu is over, be glad we're not being subjected to that nonsense. |
Anonymous
David Chang is opening a restaurant here, supposedly. That is far more exciting 
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Anonymous
No, it's not. But then we do have Bon Appetit's best new restaurant, Rose's Luxury. So we're not exactly Peoria. |
Anonymous
Yeah but we're close. |
Anonymous
We're definitely not that bad, but DC is still an afterthought as a food powerhouse. |