China Grill does not eff around. They are serious about their food and about being "cool," perhaps to a fault. Nevertheless, I implore you to not let the faux-Asian decor and lightly thumping techno music fool you, this place is worth a try.
Go for the Kobe beef appetizer, stay for the Kung Pao. And then stay some more for the wasabi mashed potatoes.
Make sure you ask the waiter a recommendation on how much to order, because it is meant as a shared dining experience.
Also, we showed up on a Friday night thinking we'd have to wait a while and the place was half empty. Don't know if that's good or bad. But I do know the food is good.
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