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By Marcus Chen
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Forget dinner and a show, how about dinner that is the show? Jay s Steakhouse is bringing a 12-course omakase dinner full of flair and flavor. And it all goes down inside a hidden spot at the old church. Deco s going behind the counter to see why this experience is the hottest ticket in town. Chef Max Kamakura is firing up the dining experience at Jay s in Fort Lauderdale. Max Kamakura: All the pressure is on me, not only about the sushi, but also entertaining and drinking together. For three nights and up to eight seats, this old Fort Lauderdale church-turned-steakhouse is trading their steak knives for chopsticks. Jay Shirodkar: Having omakase here is a statement. It s just that, we re not just doing sushi, we re doing sushi at the highest level. They re turning their upstairs lounge into an intimate and hidden sushi omakase dinner. Jay Shirodkar: We have a private entrance on the left side of the building, and you come right up to the lounge. What this room is