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Sushiyama
Editorial Review
Jammed with regulars at lunch and dinner, consider calling for take-out to privately gorge on gigantic rolls like the picture-perfect Monkey's Tear or the sinful Salifornia - a salmon-wrapped anti-California roll that's deep fried and devastating. Try asparagus or sweet, sesame goma-ae sushi with a tempura-packed Crunch Roll for under $10 and let your wallet exhale. Serving Japanese beer & sake, but atypically non-Japanese owned, with an almost cult-like following. Closed Sundays.
Features
- Bar Food
- Delivery
- Hot Spot
- Intimate
- Lunch
Attributes
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Price:
$$ -
Reservations:
Rarely Required -
Alcohol:
Sake -
Vibe:
Bustling/Boisterous, Locals - Restaurant Type:
Japanese
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