#american-dream-mall

#american-dream-mall

The stadium sits on state land inside a county that enforces 1700s-era blue laws, which limit what people can buy on the Christian Sabbath. Sales of clothing, furniture, home decor, appliances and building supplies are off-limits on county land, making the laws some of the strictest in the nation. Grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations and other "essential" businesses are allowed to remain open.

The centerpiece of Dream360 is the sleek, contemporary Sekai Hibachi, a modern twist on the classic hibachi experience. Chefs still play with fire and flip ingredients as they cook, but Sekai has an upscale edge. The menu is more than your average sizzling shrimp and fried rice. Elevated options include filet mignon and elaborate sushi rolls. Add in creative cocktails like a yuzu lychee martini or a Tokyo highball and you've got a night of serious high-end hibachi ahead of you.

On any given Sunday, the massive American Dream mall in New Jersey allows visitors to hit an indoor ski slope, surf an artificial wave, ride roller coasters - or shop for a new outfit at dozens of big-name retail stores. One of those things is a problem, argues a new lawsuit against the massive entertainment and retail complex in East Rutherford - and it isn't the thrillseekers.