An Eater reader visits Paperfish for lunch: "It's definitely geared towards doing business first and eating second. It's by no means bad, with the cornmeal oysters and snapper in papillote/Thai fish broth standing out amongst the seafood-heavy menu. The wine was very good as well. The carpet (keeping it quiet), private rooms, location and comfortable chairs all make it a perfect place to do business. The service was attentive and knowledgeable. Joachim Splichal was in the kitchen (I saw him through one of the windows)." [~ELA~]
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