Best Sushi Joint
- Thread starter KingofCards
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Sake Bombs $5.75 or so the sign says.
Look out Hana Sushi!!!!
Nah... I'm not really a lush... I just played one lastnight.. haha...
Seriously, Ive learned from my last Sake experience... I once had a lunch consisting of Shittake Mushrooms/Steak along a kettle of Sake... I didnt know how potent Sake was, so I just sat there downing it like it was water.... Suddenly, I noticed the effects it had on me when I began screaming out loud... "SAKE TO ME" before every shot.... Then... after that.. I didnt drink any alcohol for several years........
Sake can sneak up on you really quick, I know. It's quite dangerous.
I adore Sake Bombs...they are like manna from heaven.
Last night I went to a place in Chi-town that had fresh wasabi from Japan.
OMG, extra painful sinus suicide!
OMG, extra painful sinus suicide!
ozzfloyd
The Carp
You absolutely cannot beat Todai for sushi (and crab legs and lobster and hot foods as well). I was pissed when the one in Phoenix closed. Now whenever I'm in LA Todai is a must.
Had Ichiban Sushi on University in Tempe last night. Man, I miss this place. We used to go after Cards' games. I had the crunchy spicy tuna, wantons, drinks with the gf for $25! Gotta love the happy hour menu. 
Katsu. Peterson and Talman. Chicago
He owns Hana Sushi, from what I discovered today.
Also, they are closed from July 1-15th.
SactownSunsFan
Welcome to the Age of Ayton
I heart sushi. In the sacramento area, Mikuni's is pretty big. Tokyo Fro's is a hip-happening sushi joint.
Anyone interested in joining me at Hana's Sushi some so we can drink some Sake Bombs in KOC's honor? Please let me know and we can arrange for a large get-2-gether....
You KNOW I'm there!!!
DeAnna
Just A Face in The Crowd
Ah, yes...Kanpai was great. We used to go there every Friday nite. Now that we live in the SE Valley, I like Kobe Tappan - good fresh stuff and they also to TeppanYaki.
DeAnna
Just A Face in The Crowd
FArting
Lopes Up!
Anyone tried Tokyo Lobby in the Walmart plaza on 59th ave and Bell Road? I had it for dinner tonight.
MigratingOsprey
Thank You Paul!
nope - any good?
for those looking for a westside fix - tomo japanese cuisine on dysart just south of mcdowell is pretty good - much better than the local ichibans
for those looking for a westside fix - tomo japanese cuisine on dysart just south of mcdowell is pretty good - much better than the local ichibans
FArting
Lopes Up!
azcentral.com gave it 5 stars
FArting
Lopes Up!
Anyone tried Hana Japanese Eatery? It was rated in the New Times as a good Japanese restaurant. The chef used to work at Ayako in the Biltmore Fashion Park.
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82CardsGrad
7 x 70
I've been to so many here in the Valley... I LOVE Sushi! So many are so good, but my new favorite is Pure. Located in the new Hayden Crossing Shopping Center at the Southweast corner of Hayden and Thompson Peak roads...
Awesome place!!!
Awesome place!!!
Mmmm sushi in the desert
82CardsGrad
7 x 70
Mmmmm... sushi in the midwest...
But seriously, I'm from the northeast. Grew up mins. from beaches and less than 1/2 hour from NYC. Only been here in the desert ofr 7 years now... I've had sushi all over America, in all major cities and not-so major cities... Have had sushi in London, Paris, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai...
I think the "taste" of really high-quality sushi (the fish) really doesn't change all that dramatically from place to place. It's more what is combined with it and the presentation that sets places apart...
Transporting fish in 120 degrees works better than in 20 below?Mmmmm... sushi in the midwest...
But seriously, I'm from the northeast. Grew up mins. from beaches and less than 1/2 hour from NYC. Only been here in the desert ofr 7 years now... I've had sushi all over America, in all major cities and not-so major cities... Have had sushi in London, Paris, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai...
I think the "taste" of really high-quality sushi (the fish) really doesn't change all that dramatically from place to place. It's more what is combined with it and the presentation that sets places apart...
The size of the pieces, the price, and the freshness, in my experience, do vary greatly.
82CardsGrad
7 x 70
I forgot that up in The Windy City, ya'all still use horse & buggy to transport food and such...
Size? Yes, I agree...
Price? Most definitely agree...
Freshness? Well, call me a sushi snob - but I choose my sushi joints very carefully... No guarantees of course, and I have experienced some bad stuff (although not in long time now...). But more often than not, I'll let a few others be the guinea pigs if a new joint pops open...
