You can find something new even at home. Living in a place for more than 10 years, you would think you know everything there is to know about the area. Well, you may be wrong. This place we went to, Mt. Fuji, a few miles outside of NYC and up towards Hudson River Valley area, was a haven from the city sounds. Nestled atop a hill, this was a restaurant sprawled in a few acres and had koi ponds and enchanting little bridges. It was a hibachi-style restaurant that offered entertaining hibachi chefs whose cooking skills make part of the time worthwhile eating there amongst other people. And, we found this place by word of mouth. A friend of a friend...you get the picture, right?
Some things you learn by talking to others and being open to try new things. The restaurant had a listing on Yelp, Google, and Travel Advisor. I saw the place a few times travelling down the I-84 South from Buffalo or Woodbury Outlets, thinking someone made an amazing Japanese home atop the hill. But finding out it was a hibachi restaurant with an ode to old New York classy bar, that made this place are the more amazing and an adventure within own city.
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