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    <description>The onion volcano gets the applause, but the real drama happens in degrees of heat and seconds of timing. We go behind the griddle to unpack the quiet discipline that separates true teppanyaki from dinner theater.</description>
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    <description>In a country built on customization — extra pickles, dressing on the side, no onions — the omakase counter asks us to do something radical: let go. This essay explores why surrendering choice to the chef has become the most sought-after reservation in American dining.</description>
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