I arrived at Little Sister with my friend filled with excitement. The storefront was surprisingly minimal and easy to miss, but it was the line that pushed out the relatively small entry that assured me the location was correct. I walked directly to the front, many seemingly agitated people in line ahead of me, and brought up my reservation to the host upfront. Immediately, my eyes were drawn to the combination of the wood panel inset coming down from the largely scaled coffer ceiling, the exposed white brick with painted graffiti, the antique mirror within the asymmetrical grid pattern created by the narrow wood strips created an atmosphere that immediately allowed me to reminisce an Asian household. The dimly lit interior created intimacy and privacy with the small-scale restaurant. I was seated along the graffiti wall directly across from the warmly lit bar that was showing my favorite new movie, The Martian.
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