When you tire of hearty Austrian grub, Mochi is the perfect antidote. This cool, dark-walled, stylishly backlit space, with an open kitchen and terrace seating, is a top pick for quality sushi rolls, sashimi and robata (Japanese charcoal-grilled dishes). These go well with a 'Mochi Spritz' (sake, sparkling wine, lime, mint and soda).
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