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The raw bar concept has been tried several times in Indianapolis and spectacularly fails each time.
I feel like strange bird has been successful, but I agree its been tested quite a few times here in the indy with mixed results.
Strange bird likely stays open due to the ramen and cocktail aspect.
I hope he is successful.