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  <title>Mantra</title>
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  <updated>2008-12-16T15:42:33.3630000-05:00</updated>
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    <title>Mantra</title>
    <updated>2008-12-16T15:42:33.3630000-05:00</updated>
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The dramatic ambience and fashionista crowd at <b>Mantra</b> almost overshadows the stunning French-Indian fusion cuisine served up my chef Thomas John but his classic culinary instincts and clever use of spices ultimately prevails at this fine-dining must where Boston’s <a href="http://boston.povo.com/Downtown_Crossing">Downtown Crossing</a> and <a href="http://boston.povo.com/Theatre_District">Theatre District</a> intersect. The décor is breathtaking. This former bank from the 1800s has been transformed into an avant-garde masterpiece with its Italian marble walls and floors, halogen lights and saffron-colored silk drapery that makes seem like an experiential journey of the senses.  Chain mail curtains and stepped tables evoke multiple rooms in the Beaux-Arts marble hall of the Old Colony Bank.
<div class="p"></div>Tip: Gentlemen, the urinals are disguised as ice machines. Ladies, your privacy is secure: the glass is one-way.
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