This former cinema is now (literally) a lively, massive, and über-popular temple of all foods pan-Asian, dramatically outfitted with a Chinese scroll draped across the ceiling and 16-foot statue of Buddha towering over a reflecting pool. The theater's former balconies remain packed, accommodating 300 diners on three levels. The fusion cuisine has a crowd-pleasing combination of Hong Kong, Chinese, Thai, and Japanese dishes, including sushi and sashimi. Perfect for sharing, the well-prepared menu offers everything from small plates of shrimp tempura with garlic-chili sauce and squab lettuce wraps, to wasabi-crusted filet mignon. The loyal after-work business crowd turns younger and trendier on weekends, ordering hip libations like the lychee martini.