Asiana Cafe specializes in the dazzling side of Chinese, Thai, and Japanese cuisines. Order a sushi roll or sampler platter and you'll be presented with an edible sculpture, as profuse with color, spines, and curves as a coral reef. Other dishes might arrive plated in the form of a small ziggurat, or blooming in the center of sunburst of sauce. The flavors underlying this high art tend to be familiar and accessible, however, so you'll also find takes on Thai coconut curries, General Tso's Chicken, and fried rice. The food and polished atmosphere—slate floors, exposed ductwork, subtle nautical accents such as coiled rope—have won Asiana Cafe a Very Good New York Times rating and a nod in Greenwich Magazine's Best of Greenwich 2014 issue, as well as a place in the hearts and on the sauce-stained ties of many locals.