New bakeries, new MB sushi and Chinese noodles, and other dining news
Dash For Dash Dashi: After three years of delay due to permit problems, Dash Dashi Sushi, Grill, and Sake Bar is open in the former Mama D’s on Manhattan Avenue. The menu includes a wide variety of sashimi, small plates, and inventive rolls, with only a few large entrees. They’re serving lunch and dinner daily. The curious can see their menu at dashdashi.com (1127 Manhattan Ave)… Hidden Chinese: Thanks to a main entrance that faces the mall, the new Dan Modern Chinese restaurant is about as hidden as a restaurant can be in a major shopping center. They opened without fanfare at the end of November, serving mainly noodles and dumplings, with a smattering of Taiwanese dishes and Chinese favorites. The shrimp noodles had the springiness you only get when they’re very fresh, and fans of the style may be expected to make it a place of pilgrimage (3160 N. Sepulveda #140)… News from North Manhattan: Marine Ramen looked like they might be getting a foothold in the odd little building at the corner of Marine and Highland, but after four months in business they suddenly closed. When reached at his other restaurant in Culver City, the owner said they have no plans to reopen, so this location…
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