Cinnabar Redd with its pan-Asian fare opened to equally high expectations a few months ago, but it’s evoked mixed responses. The restaurant has a wide-ranging menu covering all Southeast Asian countries. You can sit at a table or the Teppanyaki grill and watch the chefs do their thing. The decor is all red and a glass partition here too separates the bar from the restaurant. The music is retro, and as the night wears on, enthusiastic bartenders jump the bar to pour cocktails down their guests’ throats.