Avik Mukherjee
An immaculate Japanese restaurant, Sakura’s moderately upscale casual atmosphere offers a combination of refined classics and unique, sometimes eclectic takes on cuisine staples -- mostly sushi. The seasonal drinks were well balanced and strong. The Beef Tataki was beautifully plated, with a light savory flavor. The sushi tasted fresh. I recommend the miso soup and gyoza appetizers as well. The sushi menu felt a little long. This made it a little difficult to decide on an order. However, there also appears to be something for everyone. They also have a bar in the middle of the restaurant for those only seeking a casual drink.






