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There's a new kid on the downtown block, and he's Nobu veteran Mai Ponrathorn. Fort Lauderdale hot spot Tokyo Blue has decided to take its blue-hued lounge, signature ice glass bar, and larger-than-life menu to the Magic City.
The easy-to-find, 3-week-old restaurant sits between Ten Fruits and Juan Hoyos' growing Peruvian empire (Pollos y Jarras and CVI.CHE 105). Simply look for a color-changing façade with signage that looks straight out of the streets of Tokyo.
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