Walk into Don Japanese Kitchen and you enter an eclectic atmosphere.
The small restaurant is warm and welcoming with neon lighting, Japanese-themed art adorning the walls, cherry blossom stickers on the windows and a mural of a Japanese town filling a portion of the space.
Step up to the counter and the friendly staff greets you and helps you pick from Don’s menu. Once you make your selection, you’re given an oversized playing card — which the person behind the counter said was larger because of inflation — and welcomed to sit at one of the eatery’s communal style tables.
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