Toronto’s Top-Notch New Sushi Experience
Sushi Kiwami is setting a new standard for omakase in the sushi-obsessed city.
Sushi Kiwami is setting a new standard for omakase in the sushi-obsessed city.
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Step Inside Sumibiyaki Arashi, Vancouver’s New Yakitori Omakase Experience
A new restaurant from chef Pete Ho.
Despite its location on busy East Broadway in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant, the newly opened Sumibiyaki Arashi evokes a sense of discovery.
Sushi Mahana Offers a Kimono-Dressing Experience Ahead of the 20-Plus-Course Meal
Dressing in a kimono makes this Vancouver omakase experience even more special.
Sushi Mahana, on Vancouver’s North Shore, offers the dressing as a bonus to patrons who have booked in for the 5:30 p.m. omakase sitting.
Uchi West Hollywood Captures California Creativity in a Restaurant Design
Wood planks from 14 Los Angeles neighbourhoods create two spines running through the restaurant.
Incorporating the work of local creatives was important to distinguish Uchi West Hollywood from its Austin originator.
Aberto Celebrates the Work of Asian Brazilian Polymaths in Their São Paulo Homes
The annual exhibition sheds light on different aspects of Brazil’s rich creative heritage and, this year, two midcentury talents with intercontinental cultural links.
The annual exhibition sheds light on Brazil’s rich creative heritage and, this year, two midcentury talents with intercontinental cultural links.
A Playlist of Toronto Listening Bars
Do you hear the music?
Listening bars are having a moment in Toronto.
Relaxing in the Serene Japanese Countryside at Wasure no Sato Gajoen
Luxury from a bygone era in Kagoshima, Japan.
High in the mountains of Kagoshima Prefecture, in Japan, Wasure no Sato Gajoen offers guests luxury from a bygone era.
Connecting with Nature: Inside Janu Tokyo
A wellness and social hub in the heart of a new urban community.
Janu Tokyo evokes a sense of symmetry and harmony against the urban din of greater Tokyo, while European accents add grandeur.
The Intangible Artistry of Tosa Washi Paper
From plants to paper.
In Tosa, a compact city In Kochi Prefecture on the island of Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands, washi paper has been made by hand for more than 1,000 years.
