A real Japanese sushi bar has a particular scent that's more spa than restaurant; it's a clean, green aroma with a touch of cedar. This is partly because sushi bars don't cook: unlike most of their American counterparts, a sushi bar in Japan limits it repertoire to raw fish.
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A real Japanese sushi bar has a particular scent that's more spa than restaurant; it's a clean, green aroma with a touch of cedar. This is partly because sushi bars don't cook: unlike most of their American counterparts, a sushi bar in Japan limits it repertoire to raw fish.