Shintori Null II:

You can feast on the interiors alone at this industrial-chic stunner -- but the contemporary Japanese fare at Shintori is pretty good too.

It's a great choice to bring out-of-towners -- the trick entrance opens to reveal the cavernous cement interiors of this Bauhaus-style former factory.

Theatrical lighting and soaring ceilings lend a sense of drama to the space, where chefs slice, roll and fire-fry at open kitchen counters.

Reserve a seat for two on the mezzanine level to enjoy pricey but pleasing dishes like cod fish with miso, cold noodles served in an ice bowl and Shintori’s legendary green tea tiramisu.