I've passed Moto many times with interest. It looks very commercially designed with banners featuring the chef's smiling visage looming over an array of his "fusion" dishes. It's a bit inset from the street so the orange also helps attract attention like children to a gingerbread house.
I don't write reviews of a place I've been to only once. This case is different because there were systematic and technical failures in their dishes that I can't simply attribute to "someone having a bad day." I was probably testing my luck too much after having had several successful dining experiences at Earl Sushi Bar. Moto was a devastating and pointlessly expensive dining experience.
