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| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
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Posted by Eitan on 02/26/2011
Awesome Sushi!
Very good sushi! Go there! now!
Posted by Roddy on 02/20/2011
Great neighborhood find
I had dinner here last night before a show at The Bell House. The space is tight, but felt very friendly. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to have any sake, but my friends did, and they liked what they got. Certainly, the sake selection was notable. The food was really good - homestyle Japanese. My wife had a ramen that was great, and I had the vegetable curry with rice. The curry was awesome. We also had a sushi roll that was really good. Good food, good prices, and a friendly place.
Posted by MelissaR on 11/25/2010
Delicious
They are a Sake House but loved the plum wine. I just wanted to curl up in front of a fireplace with a bottle of it! The artisan sushi was fresh and delicious. The place is small and has a very romantic feel. I almost feel they should be bigger though! will go back very soon.
Posted by Carol on 09/26/2010
The greatest Sake ever!
they have a list of about 12 sakes and they have a small supply of summer artisan sakes which are unbelievably floral. These sakes flow down the throat without a trace of roughness. So cool. I especially like the jerk salmon, grilled mackerel and cold California style udon noodles. The indoor bar is beautiful and the outside is tree covered and shady during lunch. I was by early one weekday and they sell sushi rolls to the middle school kids on the sidewalk for $3, I bet it cost them almost as much to make them.