OMA

Ate breakfast here, they got the eggs right, but I had to ask for butter for my toast. Expensive restaurant inside an expensive hotel, but not a fancy restaurant. Noisy chairs. Seems like a weird thing to say, but you'll understand if you go there.

Had a chance to check out OMA while I was staying at the Renaissance.

OMA is their signature restaurant and it's amazing! The food is very unique and in keeping with the hotel combines the east/west feel with the cuisine. The staff, general manager and chef are all very friendly. We had dinner on a Friday night and it wasn't busy at all so we had a chance to chat with the chef. Always unique to see a hotel have a restaurant that doesn't feel like it's just there to serve breakfast (which they do as well)
EXCELLENT food - the onion soup is incredibly unique and tasty, the chef was serving lobster & mushroom gnocchi that night (DELISH) and we also had traditional beef brisket. All were great choices!