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| We watched Broadways musical show "Beautiful" |
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| Newly opened Japanese Steak house in downtown Manhattan is not your typical steak house. Like the Japanese restaurants in Japan, there is no required tipping. And that is one reason why your table set up is a bit different. |
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| Cutleries and condiments are available on your table. However, there is someone who will bring your order, your water or any additional stuff you may need. All you need is to request for it. |
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| Sides available to eat with your steaks. As expected, they serve rice, since rice is life to Asians. Steaks are priced according to weight and cut of the meat. The meat is usually served rare as the steaks are served on a sizzling plate. |
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| Trina chose the "rare" assorted steak with corn and rice on the side |
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| I chose the rare sirloin cut steak which has less meat, compared to the assorted cut, but none the less as delicious. |
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| The place is called Inari Steak and is located near Union Square |
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