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Domo
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Ratings and Reviews for Domo
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Apr 22 2012
Daniela B. via Yelp
I went to dinner last night and looove this place. First, the decor is gorgeous, peaceful and the garden stunning Second, the food is outstanding. The...read more
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Apr 15 2012
Chen L. via Yelp
Wow, I actually like this place, even though it's a bit too pricey for me... First off, props to all the decoration! I really like the homey feel and the...read more
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Apr 14 2012
Ruth C. via Yelp
The place was decorated like the inside of a Japanese home--variety of sake cups on display, antique wash tubs, abacuses, etc. The table was a slab of rock...read more
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Mar 28 2009
uncledave via Citysearch
If you like a little S&M you'll love this place. I have never been treated so rudely, so consistently anywhere in the world. I c...read more
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Jan 17 2009
via Citysearch
Impressive traditional japanese country restaurant with beautiful picturesque gardens. The Restaurant is a bit pricey, bit the por...read more
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Aug 24 2008
Juniperus via Citysearch
We went to Domo's yesterday, to celebrate a graduation. I will never forgive the waiters and owner for their utter lack of tact a...read more
In Short
Domo is renowned for its Japanese garden and unique collection of cultural artifacts. The table and seats are built from logs and tree stumps, and the aura is very Okinawa. Especially tasty are the teriyaki sake (salmon) or the akatou ebi (shrimp and red chili). Other highlights include the kaizoku nabe, a seafood stew that comes in a light miso broth, or the gyu yakimono, a New York strip sliced and cooked in teriyaki sauce.