Moody lighting highlights the subtly luxe interior of Kiyoshi Omakase. All photos by Aaron Leimkuehler Kansas City’s omakase scene is evolving quickly, and each new restaurant has revealed a slightly different interpretation of what modern sushi culture looks like today. First came Sushi Kodawari in the Crossroads Arts District, where lawyer-turned-sushi-chef Karson Thompson introduced diners to edomae-style omakase, the deeply traditional sushi…
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