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The owner and executive chef is a 20-year veteran of Japanese cuisine, with tenure at New York City's Nobu and Sushi Samba restaurants.
The chef hopes the menu shows "people that Mexican food is really broad and wide in the spectrum."
The operators run three top restaurants in Nassau; this will be their first in Suffolk.
The restaurant has gotten a makeover and enhanced its fixed-menu offerings.
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Participating restaurant designate dishes whose proceeds benefit Angela's House.
The seasoned, local operators bring a new vision to the task.
The eatery was a pioneer in a new crop of stylish but approachable Mexican restaurants with cocktails and party vibes.
