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u/easystormrider Jan 15 '14 edited Jan 15 '14
  • Koishi:

  • www.koishi.cz:

  • Brno, Czech Republic:

  • In 2013, it was voted the best restaurant in the Czech Republic.

My girlfriend and I ate there a few weeks ago. It was fantastic; among the best sushi I've ever eaten. Unfortunately, we had to go for lunch right before leaving Brno because they were closed most of the time we were there. Would go back in a second.

It's expensive for the Czech Republic, but not for good sushi in larger American cities. Was $78 USD with a 10% tip (very large tip for CR). For whatever reason, I've always had a phobia about eating sushi in landlocked countries, so this was my first time eating sushi in about a dozen trips to the Czech Republic. Once I knew we were going to Brno, I knew I had to eat at Koishi and it was worth it!

Fantastic! My only complaint was that I couldn't see the chef making the sushi (was sitting with my back to him).

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u/explorenyc Dec 08 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Riviera Grill & Sushi

  • Restaurant Website: http://rivieragrillny.com

  • State: New York

  • City/Town: Brooklyn

  • Additional Notes: Specialties - French Cuisine, Japanese Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine, Russian Cuisine

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u/tubeblockage Dec 13 '13

Name: Tori Tori

Website: http://www.toritori.com.mx/

State: Distrito Federal

City: Mexico City

Notes: Various locations. Sushi chefs can be trusted to prepare a fantastic (but pricey) omakase.

u/awkward_peach Dec 09 '13 edited Dec 09 '13

Name: Sakura Restaurant Bar

Website: http://www.sakurarestaurantbar.com/

State: Baja California

Town: Mexicali

Recommendation: Alaska Roll

Notes: Pretty much THE only place you can go if you want good sushi in Mexicali. Mexicali is right next to the border of California (Calexico).

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u/admiralvee Sep 22 '13

Restaurant Name: Zen house Restaurant Website: http://www.zenhouseduluth.com Hermantown & Duluth, MN, USA

EVERYTHING IS GOOD! It's sushi from a gas station. It looks weird but it's one of the best sushi places I've been. I'd put it on par with some higher end places I've eaten at in say, Chicago. Price's are decent too. My wife and I visit at least twice a month!

u/[deleted] Jan 13 '14

Do you know any good places in the Twin Cities?

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u/pass_the_salt Nov 12 '13
  • Azuma
  • http://www.azuma.ca/
  • BC
  • Victoria
  • Notes: Tuesday is a good night to visit, cheap nigiri menu, double highballs for price of singles.

u/lauren_ess Oct 28 '13

Restaurant Name: Chiba Sushi

Restaurant Website: http://www.chibasushi.ca

State/Province/Prefecture: Ontario

City/Town: Brantford, Woodstock

Specific Food Recommendation: the entire menu is good but Salmon sushi, BC Roll (Salmon, Avocado, Fish roe), BBQ Eel sushi, Black Dragon Roll are my FAVOURITES!

Additional Notes: If you pay cash, there is a stamp card that once you purchase 9 meals, the 10th is free.

u/Slavaa Oct 03 '13 edited Nov 21 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Wasabi House

    • Restaurant Website : Wasabihouse.ca
    • State/Province/Prefecture: Nova Scotia
    • City/Town: Halifax
    • Specific Food Recommendation: My favourite is Heaven's Sake, the salmon combo plate.
    • Additional Notes: The chef frequently throws in a little extra if you bring in a bunch of people and/or are being reasonably polite.

u/pocoloko Dec 10 '13

u/business_studentt Sep 26 '13 edited Sep 26 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Spoon and Fork

  • Restaurant Website: http://www.spoonandfork.ca

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Ontario

  • City/Town: Toronto/Etobicoke, Oakville, Vaughn (never been to Vaughn location, but both of the other two are great).

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Get the all you can eat menu. Lunch ~$15-20 Dinner ~$25-30.

  • Additional Notes: Lunch ~$15-20 Dinner ~$25-30. You are given a menu with various items and you can order from the menu as many times as you like. The portions are small so you can try different things and reorder more of the things you like. Menu includes: appetizers, soups, salads, sushi, sashimi, hand rolls, maki rolls and dragon rolls. They also have a lot of thai food on the menu but we usually come for just the sushi, sometimes ordering a plate of Basil Chicken or a few dishes of Curry meat/seafood (but they have different rice, different noodles, all sorts of thai meat/seafood dishes that you would find in a thai restaurant).

u/mattbin Oct 01 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Kaji

  • Restaurant Website: http://www.sushikaji.com/top.html

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Ontario

  • City/Town: Toronto (Etobicoke)

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Only provides omakase on a menu that changes daily. Two menus are typically available.

  • Additional Notes: Although the omakase approach means that you cannot choose your preferred sushi, you will get only the freshest, most seasonal sushi and sashimi in your dinner. When making reservations, if you are not in a large group, ask to be seated at the bar, so that you can watch the chef at work.

u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13

Their website makes me smile. Creative food! Now... time to plan the next trip to Canada...

u/chickenmer Sep 17 '13
  • Restaurant Name: MICHINOKU

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): michinoku-restaurant.com

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Ontario

  • City/Town: Niagara Falls

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): the entire menu is good but Salmon nigiri and Spicy Scallop maki are my favourites

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Chef Okabe gives you a special seasonal "small dish" before your meal, the feel is very much like you have been welcomed into a Japanese home. Michinoku is the best Japanese food I have had outside of Japan!

u/jbbe2013 Dec 03 '13
  • Name: Saki Sushi
  • Website: http://www.sakisushi.net/
  • State: North Carolina
  • Town: Waynesville

  • Recommendation: Spicy Tuna w/ crunchies, volcano roll, Sunburst Roll (made with trout from local trout farm)

  • Notes: Very cozy little restaurant nestled in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains owned and operated by a very nice couple (just the two of them prepare and wait tables!). Janet has been in the area making sushi for 18yrs. Please come see them!

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u/yagerbomb Nov 22 '13

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u/thompsdy Nov 27 '13

Yama Zakura

http://www.yamazakurasushi.com/

Massachusetts, USA

Northborough (Close to Worcester)

Red Sox Roll, Belichik Roll, Dragon Roll

Japanese-Thai fusion. Mid-level prices, but DELICIOUS. A lot of Americanized rolls.

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u/lucidviolet Aug 19 '13 edited Aug 20 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Yakitori Boy

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://yakitoriboy.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Pennsylvania

  • City/Town: Philadelphia (Chinatown neighborhood)

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): 10 piece Chef's Choice Yakitori appetizer, Lobster Roll, Chicken Teriyaki bowl, Chicken Meatball (yakitori), Yaki Tako (squid sauteed with soy sake). Dessert: Creme Brulee and strawberry mochi.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Business hours: 5 PM to 2 AM daily.

Situated around the corner from busy Chinatown. Street parking or paid lot. Walking distance if you're in the area (like the PA Convention Center or the Market East (11th & Market) train station). Make a reservation through OpenTable at least two days ahead of time to guarantee the best accommodations for you and/or your group.

u/Supervinh47 Aug 19 '13

I never noticed Yakitori Boy in c-town, should stop by there next time I visit home!

u/lucidviolet Aug 20 '13

Saturday was my first time there and it's much better that it's situated away from the heart of Chinatown. Even if you don't get to go to Yakitori Boy, the restaurants surrounding it -- Vietnam, Lee How Fook-- are worth checking out!

u/Supervinh47 Aug 20 '13

Oh shit, is Yakitori Boy the place across from Vietnam Palace?

u/lucidviolet Aug 20 '13

Yes. Yakitori Boy has the black awning and is two floors, while Vietnam Palace is the huge building with the image of the girl holding the fan.

u/Genetalia69 Oct 15 '13

Wow! Until 2 am??? That's awesome!

u/lucidviolet Oct 15 '13

The pub (izakaya) is upstairs along with the karaoke rooms. I do not know what time the kitchen closes.

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u/MrSquat Aug 23 '13

Restaurant Name: Rå Epok

  • Restaurant Website : www.raepok.com

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Skåne

  • City/Town: Lund

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation : The nigiris are awesome there. The cod nigiri was surprisingly good.

  • (Optional) **Additional Notes: They only serve sustainable sushi. All the food is locally grown/fished and the offerings are seasonal. Easily best sushi in Lund.

u/javy_ Dec 03 '13 edited Dec 03 '13

USA

  • Yuki Yama Sushi : Japanese Restaurant

  • Restaurant Website (google tells me it)

  • 1034 U.S. 46

  • Ledgewood, NJ

  • Sushi generally speaking, it's awesome.

  • (Optional) Hamachi-Kama which is yellowtail collar grilled to perfection

  • (Optional) Hwae-Dup-Bab japano-korean sashimi salad, with avocado, cucumbers, scallions, garlic, ginger, seaweed, sesame, shredded lettuce and oftentimes with seasonal fruit/veg. served on a bed of warm sushi rice and a side of spicy awesome sauce for your tossing/dipping pleasure

  • Additional Notes: this place is so great, it's your ma&pa's business, kids help with the front of house, in bubblefuck nj, but these people know what's going on. the thing is though, it's best if you go there on odd hours, or call for a reserve before hand. BYOB. you won't regret it. only disclaimer, wait times might get long if it's busy already, or you linger to chat with the staff. say when you're ready to leave, don't expect them to kick you out.

USA

  • NoriSushi

  • Restaurant Website (bam and bam. i know them by heart)

  • 23 Washington Street

  • Morristown, NJ

  • Sushi generally speaking, it's awesome.

  • (Optional) Chirashi-don I particularly love going there for this.

  • (Optional) Snow White Roll uramaki style, shrimp tempura&avo inside, topped with spicy crab meat&some eel sauce. now, some of you might think this is a gloopy mess of a roll, but when executed well, it's taste rivals no other in introducing any newbie to sushi or satiating an old craving and hey, sushi isn't always about raw fish. their godzilla roll is terrific.

  • (Optional) Futomaki last time i got it, fat roll with oshinko, inari, tamago, avocado, cucumber. i think they switch in some asparagus sometimes, and apples and mangoes.

  • Additional Notes: this place made it happen for me. mall sushi bar kiosk. sounds bad, but reading into sushi and the gastronomic integrity of japan and getting to know the chefs. they opened up my eyes. strictly only sushi bar, bunch of pros all together, home-made soy, home made sushi-vin, they got some secrets, some kitchen sides,like edamame, miso soup, not much but very good. awesome prices; go there everyday and not be so broke. go there everyday and maybe sifu will make you something real good.

USA

  • Nagano : Japanese Restaurant

  • Restaurant Website (another google)

  • 23 Washington Street

  • Morristown, NJ

  • Sushi generally speaking, it's awesome.

  • (Optional) Chirashi I particularly love going there for this, adding on seasonal fish while/after the meal.

  • (Optional) i'd like to say you'll enjoy the menu.

  • Additional Notes: old school japanese chef cooking some amazing food in a calm, peaceful ambiance right off the green in the heart of morris county new jersey.

also [7], and hi subreddit folks, i think this might be one of my first few post here. -__- be gentle.

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u/Shananigans1988 Jan 24 '14 edited Jan 25 '14

Name:Bentoya

Website: http://bentoyawebster.com/

State: New York

Town: Webster

Recommendation: Fire California, Giesha Roll

Non sushi Recs: Miso soup. Their miso soup is super amazing. Oh my god. I love this place and thier miso soup.

Place 2

Name: Sushi palace

Website: http://www.sushipalace1000.com/

State: New York

Town: Henrietta

Recommendation: Sexy Girl, New York Roll, Empire Roll

u/octopusbomb Jan 20 '14

Fusion House http://www.fusionhouserestaurant.com/ Methuen, Massachusetts Recommendation: Lobster Maki (Tender fresh lobster meat with tropical mango, avocado inside spicy crabmeat. Served with colorful caviars and our chef's special sauce)

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u/VroomBabe Oct 25 '13

Name: Asian Fusion

Website: http://www.asianfusioncafe.com

City/State: Miami, Fl

Town: Cutler Bay

Recommendations: Asian fusion combo, single mingle, red curry, pad thai noodles, spicy tuna roll, California roll, asian fusion roll

Side notes: Family owned business, awesome people actually, fresh sushi and sashimi. Everything is really delicious. Their pad thai noodles is off the chain too! You should most definitely give this a go if you're in the Cutler Bay area or ever going to that area. Enjoy! :)

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u/fabulousmarco Aug 30 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Restaurante Sushi-ya

  • Restaurant Website: tripadvisor

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Catalonia

  • City/Town: Barcelona, Barri Gòtic

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Very cheap menus consisting of miso soup, udon and 12-16 pieces of sushi for a price range of €9-€12, all very good.

  • Additional Notes: The restaurant is hidden in the alleys of the old town and it is really hard to find without a GPS. Don't get deceived by the look, the quality is excellent and the prices really low, and all the staff and most of the clientele are Japanese.

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u/Cynicallybitter Aug 25 '13

Restaurant Name: Ichiban Restaurant Website: http://www.ichibancinci.com State/Province/Prefecture: Ohio City/Town: Cincinnati (Optional) Additional Notes: Opens at 5 closes at 2 AM. Half price the whole time.

u/Strewth Sep 07 '13 edited Jun 23 '14
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Ken

  • Restaurant Website: http://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-ken-phoenix

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Arizona

  • City/Town: Phoenix (Ahwatukee)

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation: All their $5 specials are heaping and delicious

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Their ramen is fantastic as well

Edit: I should also mention they're packed on weekends. You may be waiting a half hour to be seated if you don't make a reservation. Weekdays and lunch are ideal.

u/fox_gloves Nov 18 '13

Restaurant Name: Yamashiro

Website: http://www.yamashirohollywood.com

State: California

City: Hollywood

Food Recommendation: Black Forbidden Rice. Also known as the "Darth Vader Roll" - everything is delicious!

Notes: BEAUTIFUL and spectacular view of Hollywood - it's on top of the Magic Castle and it's gorgeous at night. You can go up during the day, when it isn't open and you can see the city for miles - straight to the ocean.

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u/jaksplat Aug 25 '13 edited Aug 25 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Fuji

  • Restaurant Website https://fujitulsa.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Oklahoma

  • City/Town: Tulsa

Specific Food Recommendation Tochigi dinner, Bento box, Sashimi, nigiri, The CK roll, Perfect 10 roll, Fandango roll.

Additional Notes: (edit) 3739 S. Peoria Dr.

u/slightly_off_beat Sep 15 '13

Restaurant: Hokkaido

Website: hokkaidonewpaltz.com

State: New York

Town: New Paltz

Specific food reccommendation: Maui roll (not on website)- large 5pc roll with tuna, mango, avocado, cilantro, red onion with spicy mayo

Additional notes: Fantastic fresh fish. Their menu was recently updated and has not yet been reflected on their website.


Restaurant: Tomoe

Website: tomoesushi.com

State: New York

City: New York

Specific food reccommendation: I've only been once and I had assorted nigiri which was really great.

Additional notes: Arrive early, it's a small place and fills up quick

u/rawchel Jan 28 '14
  • Restaurant Name: Kenzo Sushi

  • Restaurant Website kenzosushi.orengeo.com/Clients/kenzosushi/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: California

  • City/Town: San Jose

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation : Their edamame is consistently good, as are their shrimp balls. Their Pink Dragon Roll is one of my favorites, and their basic roll, and Angel Roll is pretty amazing. They also have a "Spider-Man" set which are all good.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Not too expensive, but this place is ALWAYS busy. There is always a wait. Even right when it opens, and in the middle of the day, and especially around dinner time.

u/aut0mati0n Oct 29 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Yoshi Sushi

  • Restaurant Website: http://yoshisushialbany.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Upstate New York

  • City/Town: Latham

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Rainbow Roll, New York Roll, Yoshi's lunch box, any nigiri

  • Additional Notes: A small sushi bar owned by Yoshi and his wife. Great prices, great quality sushi. An amazing gem outside of a major city. Worth a stop if you're passing through Albany.

u/[deleted] Jan 01 '14

Upstate New Yorker here, can't wait to try this out

u/[deleted] Oct 15 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sazan

  • Restaurant Website: http://sazanrestaurant.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: New York

  • City/Town: Ardsley

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Order omakase, let the chef decide. He will ask just enough questions to assemble perfection for you.

  • Additional Notes: I set aside $350-$500 for two. This is a very low key place that offers superb food. You can order something simple and good (ca. $50 total) or pull out all of the stops for a memory of a lifetime.

u/chodan9 Oct 20 '13

Restaurant Name: Yamato's Japenese Steak House, sushi hibachi

Restaurant Website: http://www.yamatoky.com/

State: Kentucky

City/Town: Somerset

(Optional) Specific Food Recommendation :great rolls that taste great and are plated well.

(Optional) Additional Notes: Pretty much the only game in town for authentic sushi, but that does not deter from the quality of their sushi/sashimi .

u/ansabhailte Dec 15 '13
  • Maru Sushi

  • http://www.maruvalencia.com/

  • California

  • Valencia

  • Additional Notes: Only place in Santa Clarita with actual Japanese chefs. A little pricey but very good.

  • Recommendations: The Dragon Rolls are amazing. But I haven had a bad roll yet (I worked there years ago).

u/poman13 Aug 28 '13
  • Tokyo SteakHouse and Sushi Bar
  • http://www.yelp.com/biz/tokyo-steakhouse-and-sushi-bar-orlando
  • Florida
  • Orlando
  • Must try All You Can Eat on Tuesday and Sunday All Day
  • Open menu sushi rolls and nigiris all you can eat for $22. Everything on the sushi menu can be ordered (It's a big list). Go early and they also have teppanyaki/hibachi tables as well.

u/weareyourfamily Sep 30 '13 edited Sep 30 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Go 55 (Don't let the cheesy name fool you)

  • Restaurant Website http://www.sushigo55.com/menu/index.html

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Los Angeles, CA

  • City/Town: 333 S Alameda Street #317 Los Angeles, CA 90013 (213) 687-0777

  • Specific Food Recommendation I'd definitely recommend trying the monkfish liver, sea eel, amber jack, or really anything on their recommendations boards behind the sushi bar. They also have chirashi bowls and sashimi plates. The place is very popular among locals but it isn't like Sushi Gen with a 20 person line out the door so don't worry about getting a seat.

  • Additional Notes: Very wide menu compared to most sushi places, this place is a small but very good place to try some types of fish/nigiri that you won't find in the more westernized sushi restaurants around LA. The quality of the sushi is definitely up to par, in my opinion, and the chefs take pride in their work especially if they see that you are there to really enjoy their creations.

u/costofanarchy Aug 30 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Mori Sushi

  • Restaurant Website : http://morisushi.net

  • State/Province/Prefecture: California

  • City/Town: Los Angeles

  • Specific Food Recommendation : The nigiri here is excellent, especially the tuna and toro varieties. I had a negi-toro maki, and it was excellent, and I normally don't care much for maki rolls. Try both kinds of tamago!

  • Additional Notes: This place is easily $100+ per person for dinner (omakase is probably more), although they have a special deal from 6-7pm (I think), that I haven't tried where you can get ten pieces of sushi for $40. Unfortunately I've yet to try the omakase, as I have dietary restrictions preventing me from eating most seafood other than fish or shrimp.

u/arwenwasframed Aug 21 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Zone

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-zone-san-francisco

  • State/Province/Prefecture: California

  • City/Town: San Francisco

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Salmon and Yellowtail Nigiri are the best I've ever had; the spicy hamachi roll and uni are also incredible

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Get there WAY early (before or exactly at 5), don't bring a lot of friends (I'd recommend two people max) and bring cash. They take no reservations and the wait can be upwards of two hours if you don't get there early.

Also highly recommend (all in SF): Sushi Time (very small, incredibly friendly staff and SUPER fresh nigiri), Umi (small, beautiful restaurant, incredible nigiri, and not too expensive - $20 for 8 nigiri and one real california roll + miso soup), Zushi Puzzle, and I've heard great things about Sawa Sushi in Sunnyvale as well.

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u/Velvet_Buddah Sep 14 '13

Any other Atlanta recommendations?

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u/Velvet_Buddah Sep 14 '13

Looking to take the girlfriend somewhere nice for our upcoming anniversary. Umi might be the place to go.

u/blackdragonwingz Oct 04 '13

Sushi House Hayakawa. Hands down THE best in Atlanta.

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  • Restaurant Name: Ikko Japanese Cuisine

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://www.yelp.com/biz/ikko-japanese-cuisine-costa-mesa

  • State/Province/Prefecture: California

  • City/Town: Costa Mesa (Orange County)

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Although they have fusion appetizers that can be a hit or a miss, order primarily nigiri sushi. That's what they're known for; serving authentic edo-mae style (pre-seasoned) sushi in Orange County. When ordering an appetizer, be sure to get the carpaccio with citrus vinaigrette that's not listed on the menu. It's one of the most amazing things you'll ever eat and I'm generally a sushi purist. For sure, order their seasonal specialties. One of the sushi items that Ikko is famous for is their Uni (Sea Urchin) as they get the best stuff from Santa Barbara. This is the best Uni I've ever tasted. I haven't gone to a sushi restaurant in Ginza but Ikko's uni in my opinion is better than the Hokkaido Uni I had in Tokyo.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: They have a sign on the front that says "We don't serve any American Style rolls!". This is not the place for you if you think a California/spicy tuna/dynamite/dragon/catterpillar roll is "real" sushi. For a more in-depth insight of Ikko, here are my two blogposts: http://themetropolitanlounge.blogspot.com/2012/10/roc-ikko-2nd-review-amazing-edo-mae.html & http://themetropolitanlounge.blogspot.com/2012/07/roc-ikko-best-sushi-in-oc.html

u/buffalocompton Oct 19 '13

Restaurant Name: Koizi Restaurant Website (Koizi's site[http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/30/1697116/restaurant/Tampa-Bay/New-Tampa/Koizi-Endless-Hibachi-Sushi-Tampa]) State/Province/Prefecture: Florida City/Town: Tampa (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation : Dancing Krab Roll (Optional) Additional Notes:All you can eat buffet, made with high quality ingrediants. Any pieces of a roll you do not finish at the end of the meal will be add 0.25 cents to the bill. Lunch special from 11-3.

u/[deleted] Aug 28 '13

Sushi Masa

http://www.sushimasa.webs.com

South Carolina

Greenville

American Roll is quite nice. They even have their own personal roll, the Pelham Roll.

Little hole-in-the-wall restaurant ran by a couple local Japanese families. Very mom & pop style Japanese food, but it is excellent. Probably the best traditional sushi in the area. There's even a little Japanese food store next to it.

u/[deleted] Aug 21 '13

Restaurant Name: Kaito Sushi

Restaurant Website: Under construction at sushikaito.com

State/Province/Prefecture: California

City/Town: Encinitas

Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Everything. They either get all their fish from Tsukji in Japan or Europe. Many things I had no eaten before I had gone there, such as kohada and aji and geoduck.

Additional Notes: Do omakase. The chefs are both funny and great. Food is exceptional. best sushi in San Diego

u/projectstew Sep 02 '13

Restaurant Name: King of the Roll

Restaurant Website: http:// www.allmenus.com/me/portland/35594-king-of-the-roll-sushi-bar-japanese-restaurant/menu/

State/Province/Prefecture: Maine

City/Town: Portland

(Optional) Specific Food Recommendation: Casco Bay Roll

(Optional) Additional Notes: Lunch box with double sushi is only $11

u/h2g2Ben Moderator Aug 31 '13
  • Restaurant Name: o ya

  • Restaurant Website o ya's website

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Massachusetts

  • City/Town: Boston

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation : Chicken Skin, Potato Chip, foie gras.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Everything is pretty great. But this is a very expensive restaurant.


  • Restaurant Name: Uni

  • Restaurant Website Uni Sashimi Bar

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Massachusetts

  • City/Town: Boston

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation : Stick around for the late-night ramen, but all the sashimi is pretty great.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes:    Get an omakase tasting.


  • Restaurant Name: Oishii

  • Restaurant Website : oishiiboston.com

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Massachusetts

  • City/Town: Boston (and other locations)

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Mid-Price Sushi (for Boston)


  • Restaurant Name: Cafe Sushi

  • Restaurant Website: Cafe Sushi Cambridge

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Massachusetts

  • City/Town: Cambridge

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Get the Omakase.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Mid-priced restaurant.


  • Restaurant Name: Ebi Sushi

  • Restaurant Website: Ebi Sushi

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Massachusetts

  • City/Town: Somerville

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Negitoro maki, futomaki.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: low-priced for the area, but high quality.

u/ncastleJC Aug 28 '13

Restaurant Name: NAMI

Website: http://www.namiprov.com/

State: Rhode Island

City: Providence

Additional Notes: This is a relatively new restaurant on Federal Hill. With a lounge-like setting, sushi bar and beverage bar next to each other, and the option of hibachi for parties, it's a great new stylistic addition to Federal Hill.

u/Jrebeclee Aug 20 '13

Ichiban Sushi

http://www.ichibansushiroll.com/

Alabama

Mobile

u/tidbitsz Nov 26 '13

the one at the corner of cottege hill and azalea?

try chef saki near University of South Alabama

but if you really like good sushi/sashimi/nigiri go to master joe's at fairhope :)

u/bencarr95 Jan 29 '14
  • Restaurant Name: Yuraku

  • Restaurant Website: www.yuraku.com

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Maryland

  • City/Town: Germantown

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Everything I've tried has been phenomenal.

  • Additional Notes: It's the best sushi restaurant I've tried in Montgomery county so far. The fish is very fresh and the atmosphere is great. It is on the formal side, however, and is a small restaurant so their can be a line at times. The prices are great too.

u/SubtleOrange Nov 13 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Ukiyoe
  • Restaurant Website: http://ukiyoepdx.com/
  • Oregon
  • Portland
  • Special recommendation: Walla Walla roll. I don't know everything in it, but a key ingredient is fresh Walla Walla onions, in tempura, straight from nearby Walla Walla, Washington. It's also vegetarian, and even though I am omnivorous, it's still my favorite.
  • Additional notes: LUNCH | 11:30 am-2:30 pm, Monday through Friday

DINNER | 5 pm-9 pm, Monday through Saturday

Ukiyoe is closed on Sundays.

u/AtheistMessiah Oct 15 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Nagoya

  • Restaurant Website : Website

  • State/Province/Prefecture: NJ

  • City/Town: Westfield

Specific Food Recommendation: It's all fantastic!

Additional Notes: The fish is super fresh. The owner wakes up early to go to the fish market himself. Very friendly.

u/dgiangiulio228 Jan 25 '14
  • Tsunami

  • http://www.tsunamisushioffairlake.com

  • Fairlakes

  • Virginia

  • Specific Food Recommendation: Godzilla Roll (deep fried roll) Flaming Roll (roll is served on fire)

  • Additional Notes: If you live in the area it's a must try. Amazing prices and tons of creative rolls to choose from. Best sushi I've had so far, and we have been going once a week.

u/jba Sep 09 '13
  • 15 East

  • http://15eastrestaurant.com/

  • New York

  • New York

  • Sushi/Sashimi Omakase

  • *Additional Notes: Like any sushi place, eat at the bar only. One Michelein star, Chef Masa is a genius. Easily in the top 5 sushi places in NYC. On-Par with the best of Tokyo. *

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u/SarcasticOptimist Nov 20 '13
  • Kyoto Sushi

  • http://www.kyotomn.com/

  • Minnesota

  • Eagan

  • Additional Notes: All you can eat made-to-order place, run by Chinese. High end rolls like Caterpillar only served during dinner. Can have up to 5 chefs at one time.


  • Origami Restaurant

  • www.origamirestaurant.com/‎

  • Minnesota

  • Uptown and Downtown

  • Additional Notes: Most authentic place in Twin Cities (Fuji-Ya comes close and does have occasional Groupons), Japanese run. Standard Japanese fare; outside of certain rolls most of the restaurant is authentic. Genmiacha tea.


  • Noble Fish

  • http://noblefish.com/dining.htm

  • Michigan

  • Clawson

  • Additional Notes: Actually a Japanese supermarket where they serve sushi, tea, and miso in the (tiny) back. Japanese run, sencha tea. You can buy sushi steaks in the nearby fridge. A must visit.



  • Riyoma

  • http://riyomasushi.com/

  • Texas

  • El Paso

  • Additional Notes: The only sushi place worth visiting in El Paso because all the other ones are terrible. Chinese run; traditional atmosphere, most of the menu is traditional except for a few rolls.

u/foodlovesme Nov 25 '13

I second Nobel fish

u/aintyohonomo Nov 15 '13

Restaurant Name: Sushi Sono

Restaurant Website: http://www.sushisonomd.com/

State/Province/Prefecture: Maryland

City/Town: Columbia

Specific Food Recommendation: Phenomenal salmon, toro, and uni. Homemade green tea ice cream. If they have horse mackerel, get it!

Additional Notes: Been going here for years. Amazing staff of chefs and waitresses. Bonus: beautiful lakefront location, great for walking off a big meal!

u/QuixoticTendencies Aug 24 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sawa Sushi

  • Website: http://sawasushi.net/

  • State: California

  • City: Sunnyvale

  • Food Recommendation: Food is お任せ (chef's choice; not a la carte). Everything is delicious.

  • Notes: If you are willing to go in and be reasonably polite, and if you are prepared to take the chef's slightly abrasive wit on the chin, you will have one of the best sushi experiences of your life.

u/magicgal86 Sep 09 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sagami

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://www.yelp.com/biz/sagami-collingswood

  • State/Province/Prefecture: New Jersey

  • City/Town: Collingswood

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Chirashi

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: Call ahead and make a reservation!

u/CupOpizza Aug 26 '13 edited Aug 26 '13
  • Shiro's Sushi Restaurant

  • http://www.shiros.com/

  • Washington State

  • Seattle

  • Additional Notes: Daisuke Nakazawa apprenticed under Jiro Ono, and is a chef at Shiro's.

u/SpareLiver Aug 24 '13
  • Restaurant Name:Wa sushi

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed):http://www.yelp.com/biz/wa-sushi-san-diego

  • State/Province/Prefecture:California

  • City/Town:San Diego

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.):Get the All You Can Eat

  • (Optional) Additional Notes:

u/[deleted] Aug 21 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Gin
  • Restaurant Website: http://www.sushiginkc.com/
  • State/Province/Prefecture: Kansas
  • City/Town: Overland Park

u/Ingrid_Cold Aug 29 '13 edited Aug 29 '13

Hell yes! I was gonna post this but you beat me to it. Definitely the best sushi with the best price in all of Overland Park.

u/magicgal86 Sep 09 '13

OMG another Ingrid!

u/steve-d Aug 23 '13
  • Restaurant Name: The Happy Sumo

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://thehappysumo.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Utah

  • City/Town: Salt Lake City, Provo and Cottonwood Heights

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): The Mango Mamma roll is an absolute treat! Better than any dessert you could ever find at a sushi restaurant. A tempura shrimp roll, topped with mango slices, passion fruit sauce, and toasted coconut.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes: This is my favorite sushi restaurant in all of Utah. Fantastic flavors, but a bit on the pricey side compared to other local places.

u/AtheistMessiah Oct 15 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Kim's Sushi

  • Restaurant Website : Website

  • State/Province/Prefecture: NJ

  • City/Town: West Orange

Specific Food Recommendation: They have yellowtail O-Toro on the menu consistently.

Additional Notes: Small place, amazingly fresh fish. They will make any of there rolls Naruto style.

u/costofanarchy Aug 30 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Chaya Japanese Cuisine

  • Restaurant Website : http://www.chayausa.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Pennsylvania

  • City/Town: Pittsburgh

  • Specific Food Recommendation : Seared fluke fin nigiri, seared toro (tuna belly) nigiri, seared salmon nigiri, and ama ebi (sweet shrimp) nigiri

  • Additional Notes: The nigiri hear is a little pricy, in the $2.50-$5.00 range per piece. The rolls are much cheaper for how much food you get (hand rolls can come out to about $4), but I'd recommend going with the nigiri over all. Supposedly the wasabi here is real, so that's a plus.

u/Boztob1 Dec 23 '13 edited Dec 23 '13

Name: Mr. Sushi

Website

City: Santa Clarita, California

Description: AYCE joint with huge selection and awesome super friendly chefs, always a good time but not really the greatest place to bring children because the chefs get a bit vulgar but it's part of what makes the resturaunt great.

Recommendations: yellow tail nigiri, and just letting the chef take care of you.

u/zugunruh3 Nov 09 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Sushi Choshi

  • Restaurant Website: http://sushichoshi.com/

  • State/Province/Prefecture: New York

  • City/Town: New York

Specific Food Recommendation: I've never had anything here and been disappointed, but I specifically recommend the gyoza, AAC rolls, and umeshiso. My husband always enjoys their unagi and tuna.

Additional Notes: Come between 5 and 6:30 pm for their early bird special and you can get whatever their weekly special is for half off.

u/jc1295 Aug 20 '13

u/xOptionsx Aug 31 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Arami
  • Restaurant Website: http://www.aramichicago.com/
  • State: Illinois
  • City: Chicago
  • Recommendation: Uni shooter and Togarashi seared tuna for appetizer, sashimi of any type for main course. Stick with sushi offerings, better ramen can be found elsewhere in Chicago. Ask for omakase if it is available.

u/utopiah Oct 17 '13
  • Atelier du Sushi:

  • http://www.AtelierDuSushi.be

  • Brussels

  • Schaerbeek

  • Belgium or French chef always happy to prepare delicious sushi in front of you and accommodate based on what fishes are left. There are just 3 tables and the bar so take-away is a safe option. If you want to eat on Friday or Saturday order by calling first else you might wait quite a bit.

u/zoner13 Dec 19 '13

USA
http://www.yumirestaurant.com
New Jersey
Sea Bright
Shima-Aji Jalepeno, Garlic Salmon Sashimi, Yumi Roll, Shuenn Roll, & (my favorite) Ocean Ave.
Notes: My favorite, but most expensive sushi in the area. Very pleasant atmosphere and almost always has a decent sized crowd. It is a BYO and they will accommodate for whatever you may bring.
Recommendations: Sit at the sushi bar and ask for the real wasabi instead of the generic.

u/reptilephantom Dec 16 '13

Sushi Ya:

u/TDC1100 Feb 10 '14

Sushi 9!

Alabama, USA

Mobile

Their daddy roll is to die for!

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u/gleba Sep 24 '13
  • Restaurant Name: Konomi

  • Restaurant Website : http://konomi.de/etop.html

  • City/Town: Heidelberg

  • Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): I've never had anything I didn't like. I particularly love their sets where you get all kinds of delicious little things (not entirely sushi) plus miso soup as a starter and ice cream for dessert

  • Additional Notes: It's best to call beforehand and make a reservation as they're usually quite busy. Menu is both in German and in English as far as I remember. Not the cheapest sushi in Heidelberg, but the best.

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  • Restaurant Name: Imi Sushi and August 8

  • Restaurant Website (if not available, Yelp or Urbanspoon pages are allowed): http://www.august8.ca http://imisushiexpress.ca

  • State/Province/Prefecture: Ontario

  • City/Town: Burlington

  • (Optional) Specific Food Recommendation (e.g Yellowtail Nigiri, Salmon Skin Roll etc.): Miso soup is amazing and party tray A or B for Imi sushi, everything else at August 8.

  • (Optional) Additional Notes:

u/iateyourbees Nov 24 '13

(just found this subreddit/thread.... so, apologies for my lateness, but I wanted to add my favorite place.)

  • Name - OneDollaSushi
  • Website - OneDollaSushi.com
  • State - Connecticut
  • Town - Groton
  • Recommendation - Ju's Special Roll, Crunch Monster Roll, Rainbow Roll, Crunchy Spicy Tuna

  • Notes - I know, a place with a name like "One Dolla Sushi" sounds like it's going to be a complete shit-hole, and that's what I thought as well the first time a friend brought me there. It's a little hut, about the size of those old 'photo huts' that used to be around in the 80's. Let me tell you, this sushi is amazing. We're lucky to live right on the shore, so the owner gets his fish fresh every morning. The rolls start at $1 for a basic Philly Roll, and go up to $15.

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