The sushi counter at Nimblefish has room for only 12 people, plus an additional six seats set aside for dining a la carte.
The Southeast Portland restaurant isn’t exactly a barn. Yet for his next project, Nimblefish co-owner Cody Auger was searching for something even more intimate.
He found it in the downtown Portland storefront once home to Lil’ Shalom, an approximately 700-square-foot space near the entrance of Multnomah Whiskey Library. That’s where he is working on the latest iteration — and, perhaps, culmination — of Auger’s long-running Fukami pop-up series…