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Okinawa Owner Expands to Pleasantville with Miyabi

Miyabi recently hosted a grand opening.

After several months of anticipation, folks have finally been able to sample the menu of Pleasantville's Miyabi Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar, which recently opened at the former Jackson & Wheeler site at 25 Wheeler Ave.

Miyabi's owner, Andy Lin, owns several Asian restaurants in the county, including Okinawa Japanese Restaurant in Mount Kisco Okinawa Hibachi Steak House in Ossining, Asian Temptation in White Plains and Ginban Asian Bistro & Sushi in Mamaroneck.

Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce President Bill Flooks and Mayor Peter Scherer held a ribbon cutting for a restaurant Scherer described as having "a real sort of sophisticated Manhattan vibe inside."

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"We are going to have one more in Somers," Lin added. He said his new restaurant there will be under construction this month and will likely be open by the end of 2012.

For now, his five other Westchester County eateries are keeping him busy, including Miyabi, which can seat more than 100 at a time in a main dining room, sushi bar, bar and private room.

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"So far, we are doing pretty well," he said.

Read more about Miyabi's opening and menu here.


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