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ugh! why am I here?
"Can you hear me? Can you hear me now?" This place is great, but not unless you know sign language.
After a long wait despite a reservation, the great food made up for all delays getting to the table. Service might have been slow. Our waitress seemed to have a lot of tables to manage, maybe too many. Still once each course was on the table negatives about the wait or service were forgotten. Definitely a location for the beautiful, rich , or young.
Tao is beautiful. Upon entering you realize that the restaurant is much larger than it seems on the outside. My favorite part of the restaurant was the large buddha and lotus pond. Unfortunately, the food fell short of my expectations, the kobe beef was sauteed in a way that made it too salty and nothing else I ordered really made my stomach beg for more. On the upside, the bar was happening and filled was good looking people. The waiters and wai
After all these years, the young and young at heart still come to "worship" at this UES temple to Buddha-Lounge culture... Skip the food which is "mediocre take-out" quality, and stick with the top-shelf drinks in the lounge area.
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