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Based on 5 reviews

Jane Black (Good to Go)

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Oya caters to the self-consciously hip. It's the kind of place where a little black dress and heels are standard, and the faddish menu offers gnocchi, sushi and a soup called Ginger Butternut Squash Cappuccino. All in all, it's not the...

posted at 04/30/10

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Ok, but... for $100 a person? Not too sure.

Many items on the menu are hit or miss. The sushi doesn't taste bad, but it's barely a grade above your local sushi hold in the wall. Pasta is ok, but about as tasty as anything you'd get at the Whole Foods hot bar. BBQ sliders are fine,...

posted at 05/19/10

Jessica Milby

Love the decor and atmosphere

Stopped by here for a glass of wine and to check it out. I have heard so much about it! The all black and white decor is amazing. Love the waterfall covering the kitchen and the white leather couches. Definitely an upscale place. Didn't...

posted at 07/12/10

FaithHayden

The Posh Spice of Chinatown

I am in love with this place. Why? Because every part of the experience of dining at Oya is breathtaking. The decor features this all-white, super contemporary set up that plays with various lighting techniques and various fabric...

posted at 05/28/10

Lisa Mathias

See and Be Seen Here

Even among the McDonalds and the Dunkin Donuts and the other tourist-trap chains, the Chinatown area manages to maintain quite a bit of class on the western side of 7th St. Slightly unassuming on the outside, the inside of Oya is plush,...

posted at 07/30/10

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