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As one strolls past Morimoto, once can't help but remember what once was. The marquee sign at Mannequins dominated the skyline. |
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The marquee sign at Morimoto does a pretty good job as well. |
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But when you took the lift up to the second floor at Mannequins, this is what the door opened to! |
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When you take the lift up to the second floor at Morimoto, you're greeted by this. Yawn. |
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The east wall of Mannequins was dominated by the DJ booth. |
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The east wall at Morimoto is dominated by stairs. |
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Mannequins west wall was dominated by this amazing light wall! |
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The west all at Morimoto is dominated by this private dining area. |
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Of course Mannequins outstanding feature was the revolving dance floor! |
Morimoto's outstanding feature is this dining room. As you know, it's the Blog's position that under that false floor is Mannequins revolving dance floor!
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At Mannequins, the upstairs was held up by these purple girders. |
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At Morimoto, they're still here folks, just painted in white. |
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Lastly, at Mannequins, it was all about the people! |
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While at Morimoto, it's all about the ducks! Long live Mannequins! |
2 comments:
Fantastic before and after photos! 👏
Thanks!
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