With an inviting, relaxing atmosphere, nice artwork, and a cool, modern decor, the look and feel of the restaurant are enough to make you want to come back. But the food and service are also excellent, which makes it pretty much a perfect dining experience every time I go. Unlike a lot of my friends, I'm not the biggest sushi fan; while I do like some things, I prefer noodles, tempura, teriyaki, and rice dishes, of which they have plenty. They also have fresh spring rolls (with this killer spicy dipping sauce) a variety of dumplings, either steamed or fried. But the best things on the menu are the rice flour pancakes which are lightly crispy and filled with either vegetables or seafood, and drizzled with a semi-sweet brown sauce. Fabulous! And of course, all my sushi-craving friends are all equally satisfied. They also have a full bar (that offers full dining service) with several saki choices and a nice wine list. If you are a fan of Asain food, I can't recommend Domo highly enough!

After much waiting, Domo opened and I had the chance to go... we were greeted by a very pretty and nice lady and seated quickly. The food was tasty and worth the trip. However, on my second visit, the food quality had come down a bit... no apparent reason. All in all a pricey but pleasant dining experience.