SVB + Reckley Architects

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Mizu Sushi

 

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Holland, Michigan

Mizu Sushi is a redevelopment of an existing downtown retail space into a premiere sushi restaurant, boasts a pristine sushi bar and simple, modern decor. The space accommodates bar sitting to watch sushi preparation as well as banquet and table sitting indoors. During the warm months there is an outdoor patio.

 
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