I won't be going back. As a person of Japanese descent I was offended when I pronounced the items properly and my waiter didn't understand me and "corrected" me re-saying the word with a very American/English pronunciation. My friend and I ordered about 8 different tapas which they brought out all at once, our table was so crowded and the manager had told us that they were a very new restaurant and asked for suggestions or comments. I told her that I felt the plates were too big for the table since we had no room. Instead of saying to the affect of noted or thank you, she says to us well the plates are meant to be ordered one at a time so that they can be focused on one by one, to which I said I understand that but as a foodie I like a blend of various flavors or how about if they know that plates should be focused on one by one how about you only bring the table one or two plates at a time till we finish and then bring us the new dishes as we finish them. How dare they ask me for an opinion or comment then tell me something like that. I asked for green tea and was served mugicha (barley tea) which is fine but if for example I order a hamburger and you serve me a tofu burger it's two DIFFERENT things, my waiter didn't know the difference, yet he told us how he lived in Japan for years. I realize this is "modern" fusion food but I only liked one item out of 8 we ordered.
Yonaka means midnight as in 0000 hour, blank slate, beginning of something new. Personal opinion: was not my kind of fusion or restaurant.