Lunchtime on a Friday and have been wanting to try this place for years. Price-wise, it did not disappoint at all although I wish I made different decisions on sushi choices. As I'm a huge fan of nigiri sushi (no rolls full of condiments), I opted to just order from the "a la carte" menu even though the lunch combos had more bang for the buck. In my experience ordering "a la carte" at other places, the fish portions are much larger than ordering from combos. However, the portions are about the same and had I known that, I would of just got the lunch combos. Regardless, the fish is excellent and highly recommend. Note that if you have a party more than 2, good luck getting seating together as this place is tiny and packed. read more

Kotobuki - Toro in the middle. Can order one piece a la carte - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I've been looking for a place like this in DC. Kotobuki is a very small, authentic sushi bar that does simple food extremely well. You won't find extravagant rolls on the menu or any Asian fusion, but their sushi and non-sushi dishes are all artfully made with great attention to detail, well seasoned, fresh, and satisfying. I tried the eel kamameshi, sashimi entree, and unagi don. Both the kamameshi and unagi don sets came with four side dishes - marinated burdock root, four pieces of sashimi (two tuna and two what I believe is flounder), boiled greens (watercress?) in a light soy sauce-dashi-mirin sauce, and chopped flounder with masago and sesame oil. All the sides were clean tasting and a great accompaniment to the eel dishes. If you want to try something different, I highly recommend one of the kamameshis - it's rice cooked in a cast iron pot and topped with some sort of protein and vegetables. The sauce seeps into the rice giving it a great flavour and it's definitely something that most Japanese places don't offer. The eel in my dish was generous and flavorful without feeling too heavy. I loved it. The sashimi entree came with some tuna, hamachi, flounder, and salmon, all very fresh and cut well. All in all, a very satisfying platter. One tip, if you want to minimize the wait time, go before 7. I got there around 7:10 and was able to grab the last two available seats. By the time I was leaving, the wait line was already out the door. read more

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Kotobuki is the most Japanese of the Japanese restaurants that I've been to DC. I only wish it were not in the middle of the Palisades, which I hadn't even been to in my four years of living here. Thanks Kotobuki for forcing me to explore a new beautiful (and bougie) neighborhood! My dining partner and I arrived at 7:15pm on a Sunday evening, only to discover a group of four or so people already waiting for seats ("who eats sushi on Sundays??" I had said, foolishly, on the way there, expecting no wait whatsoever). The restaurant itself feels teensy tiny, cozy, and simple. I loved that I didn't have to strain to hear my dining partner over the chatter of other diners, nor over the music of the Beatles playing quietly in the background the entire time. Anyway, luckily we only had to wait around ten minutes to sit down. We started with a cold appetizer of shredded burdock, mixed with carrots and sesame seeds, which was SO good and refreshing ($4). We proceeded to share the chirashi ($23.59) and chicken kamameshi ($20; ground chicken and rice mixed in a super cool iron pot that sits in a seemingly homemade wooden structure- hard to describe, see pic!). The chirashi was delicious, with thick fresh slabs of about five types of raw fish, plus shrimp, Japanese omelet, grilled eel (is that a fish?), crab sticks, ginger, wasabi, mushrooms, and a slice of lemon. And plentiful roe and rice! I had never had kamameshi before and was unsure of what to expect. The rice was very flavorful, which was fortunate since it seemed to comprise 80% of the pot; not much chicken or veg in there. It reminded me of bimbambap, in that the rice stuck to the sides of the pot and became pleasingly brown and crunchy. I didn't like that the ground chicken resembled the meal worms of my youth (in science class). However, this negative aspect was counterbalanced by the four little bowls accompanying the kamameshi: daikon, three slices of sashimi excitingly enough, wilted greens, and cucumber mixed with seaweed and crab. YUM. The kamameshi and sides were generous in size and could definitely be split between 2 people as an entree. We were both very full at the end, so I unfortunately did not have room for the mochi ice cream that others have raved about. Next time, Kotobuki! read more

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Ever wonder what it would be like to filled to the brim with sushi? Packed to the gills: so full of sushi goodness that you can't take another bite? Did you think it would cost you hundreds of dollars? Not true - Kotobuki can make you so full that you will be sushi-ed out. Take the $20 a person sushi challenge and order a bunch stuff that you love. I uploaded a picture of what we ate most importantly the rainbow roll, toro (tuna belly - best part), uni (sea urchin), ikura (salmon roe), and assorted pieces. It was fabulous. The ambiance is sort of busy and depending on your seat can be distracting with waitresses walking past you. The wait can suck so if you know your sushi you can order take out and pick it up. I saw many people doing that and that's definitely a viable option. $1 for one piece regular nigiri sushi and $2.50 for the good stuff (Toro, Ikura, and Uni) Freshness is on the up and up. This is the place to go if you have patience and want to itch the sushi urge. Go nuts! read more

Kotobuki - Sushi Bliss - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Kotobuki is just a fairly average restaurant. The miso soup was good as you could really taste the miso. However, the sushi didn't impress me that much. The rice, while flavored, was a tiny bit on the bland side. Overall, I felt this place was a bit over-priced for what it is. The service, however, was pretty good. I was immediately seated upon arrival, and my order was taken well within five minutes. Additionally, my sushi came out fairly quickly. read more

I absolutely love this place and have been coming here for years, so I don't know why it's taken me this long to write a review. The sushi and sashimi are amazing and melt-in-your mouth (highly recommend the mackerel and salmon). The miso soup is one of the tastiest I've ever had (ask for refills!). The eel rice is delicious as well. The restaurant is small and cozy and they play the Beatles here on repeat 24/7 (love it). Definitely check it out if you're in the area. One of the best Japanese restaurant in DC if you ask me! read more

Kotobuki - Mackerel, sashimi deluxe plate and spicy tuna! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Came here for lunch for the Sashimi. I just felt the fish was not that fresh. Also tried some other rolls. I was really disappointed as I been craving sushi for months! :( Service was very friendly tho. However, I will come back to try the Kemamashi which seems to be where all the good reviews are coming from! read more

OMG what a find! Happy hour from 4:30 to 6 pm. 1.50 for nigiri. I had the salmon, tuna and egg. All were fantastic. We also had the 3 dollar rolls. Each having 6 pieces. The salmon roll and the spicy tuna rolls were our favorite. Definitely will be back! read more

This is not the best US made sushi for a place run by Japanese. In general this place is "meh"...i feel they can do better. However, due to the lack of AUTHENTIC Japanese restaurants in this area, i do continue to come here when in need of a sushi fix for a reasonable price. Overall havent had an issue with the freshness but i have had an issue with how stingy they are with the size of the fish they give per sushi along with theyre limited selection of appetizers. The rice is suppose to be just a morsel in comparison to the fish, here its more like equal amount of fish to rice. Toro always seems to be a bit stringy and never has melted in my mouth as it should, but im not surprised as they have never passed my "Tamago test". Read my review of Yabu in LA to find out about the Tamago test (www.yelp.com/biz/yabu-restaurant-los-angeles#hrid:4o9AZW0NdWA-zs9b_Qk8GQ) If your craving sushi (or nattou!), dont want to pay too much, and dont have high expectations youll be just fine here. read more

Kotobuki - Nigiri Sushi at Kotobuki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

After being denied entrance into Makoto due to not having made a reservation and not being dressed appropriately we tried this upstairs joint. Having just come back from a trip in Japan where I had just about the best sushi in the world (Sushi Dai in Tsukiji fish market Tokyo), my standards for sushi are pretty high atleast until the memory wears away. This place is quite small and it looks as if not a lot of thought went into the setup/decor/ambiance. But this doesn't really matter considering the low prices. Regarding the food the fish is incredibly fresh (I went on a Saturday afternoon). We ordered some nigiri, some sashimi, and some maki. Rice is not of the highest quality (but neither are all places in Japan), this effect was most pronounced in the nigiri, the maki on the other hand was quite passable considering the extra components. The sashimi was just incredible given the freshness of the fish and the low prices. The uni was almost as good as what I have had in the best places in Japan. Would definitely go there again on a Saturday (i think the fish comes in on Friday according to another review). In the future I will order mostly sashimi for the taste and maki for the sustenance. read more

Kotobuki - Uni, lobster, maguro, sake, ebi, scallop, California roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

OMG. Why did I not know of Kotobuki earlier??? It really is a shame... as someone from California, I have some pretty high standards for sushi and so far, I have been disappointed. My friend, Dave, had a craving for chirashi today so he brought me to Kotobuki. Well, I have to say one reason I never came before is the fact that I do not have a car and Kotobuki is not metro-accessible. TOO BAD! Go and make a friend with a car, though, because this is SO worth it! Kotobuki is a small little Japanese sushi bar that is both of high quality and great value! Since my friend was on a mission to have the chirashi, that is all we had. But OMG, what a good deal! $10.95 (lunch) for a bowl of fresh, quality sashimi.... you can't even find that in California! We each devoured our bowl... and I have to say, not only is the fish amazing, there were some really sweet and delicious mushrooms in the mix as well. Plus, the rice was really good too! The service was quick and attentive. The miso soup was warm and delicious. Get here before noon (when they open), because that little space fills up quick (by 12:30, there was no empty spots left). My friend and I got there at 11:50, not realizing it did not open until noon, but good thing because we were soon joined by others! So, I guess DC DOES have good sushi after all. Again, if you live in downtown and do not own a car, either make a friend who has one or hail a cab and make a trek out. Kotobuki is hands down the best sushi place in DC and I'm glad I finally found it! read more

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Would rate 3.5 if I could do half stars. Overall very neutral experience for me. I think my expectations were a little on the high side, considering the Japanese ownership, but this sushi place is pretty average for the price point. The small, dimly lit, and somewhat dinky interior probably didn't help with the perception of the food. I ordered 3 rolls (salmon & avocado, fatty tuna, hamachi) and my fiancé ordered an unagi bowl. Everything was pretty decent but nothing stood out as particularly good. I was also a little surprised that the sushi came out with the rice on the outside (I didn't notice an option for maki vs uramaki) for what seemed to be thought of as a more authentic restaurant. Quality of the fish itself was okay and it tasted relatively fresh by DC standards. The unagi was actually a little bland and didn't have as much fattiness/depth of umami flavor as we are used to, but perhaps that's due to a different method of preparation? We probably wouldn't go out of our way to come here again, but if you're more local, then this place seems like a nice neighborhood sushi joint. read more

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Came here with my sister last week. DELICIOUS. CHEAP. FRESH. SUSHI!!!! Slightly far but worth the drive in my opinion :) read more

Four stars people?! You have got to be kidding me! 2.5 stars. I would have given this place three starts, but standing on a flight of stairs to wait in line just to be seated was just not okay for me. Besides the fact that it was a fire hazard, it got stuffy and squishy on those stairs. I guess a plus of waiting in that line was the fact that you could order a beer while you wait ($4 for a small Sapporo). The place is rather small (maybe 6 small tables and a sushi bar) and quite popular, so we waited in line for about 45 minutues on a Friday night (got there at 7pm). We ordered the tuna sashimi to start. Eh, wasn't impressed at all. The color of the tuna was good, but it didn't melt in your mouth or wasn't easy to bite into ($6.25). I then ordered the salmon skin roll ($2.95) and the spicy white tuna roll ($3.95). The salmon skin roll wasn't crunchy and the spicy tuna roll wasn't spicy. The rolls were just okay and didn't wow me. I've heard so many good things about this place, it was rated by Zagat, and got several Washingtonian awards. So, I was very excited to eat here. I'm not sure why so many people like this place. Maybe because it has cheap sushi? Maybe because the sushi comes out two minutes after you order it? Who knows...because I sure don't get it. read more

Bad quality sushi, tasteless and not fresh. Sashimi and rolls are both way below average quality. Charge a little more hut provide a better service! read more

After trying around 10 different sushi places in the DC Metro area over the course of my frequent trips here, this is the one that I keep coming back to. It is hands down the best that I've had here and even better than a lot of sushi restaurants back home (in LA). This gem is located on the second floor and it's extremely small. I think there's only room for about 20-25 people. They always seem to be full and there's sometimes a small wait, but trust me, it's worth it! The quality of the food is off the charts. Even when every other restaurant doesn't have it, they seem to find fresh and delicious uni. The Chirashi Deluxe is a steal at ~$25 considering the variety and quantity of fish they give you. The toro, ikura, and uni are also very reasonably priced, compared to most other sushi places. The only downsides that come to mind would be the parking (it's only street parking) and that they don't have a wide variety of sake or beer. read more

Kotobuki - Chirashi Deluxe + Ikura and Toro nigiri. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Extremely small joint, but complete packed to the brim. The sushi is the best we've tried so far in DC and beyond a fair price (specifically a la carte and lunch time prices). For the quality... I would go as far to call it cheap. Definitely coming back, even if it is a bit of a drive out. read more

Kotobuki - Sushi a la carte, virginia roll, & oshizuki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Kotobuki was delicious and speedy, but the effort required to make it all the way over to their location and the curt service and tiny space made it a less than optimally comfortable experience. I had the Sushi Deluxe lunch, which was eight pieces and one roll, served with miso soup. Everything was delicious. The yellowtail was a little underflavored, but still very fresh. Service was very fast which was fortunate because there were several people hovering waiting for seats. The salmon was so good that I ordered an additional two pieces. Sometimes it's really interesting to order off the regular menu to compare the size/quality to the lunch special fish, and this proved interesting here - the portion size was the same, but the salmon was a bit fresher when not in the special. The space is really tiny - my legs were really cramped and uncomfortable the whole time I was there, but they definitely turn their tables quickly and are making the most possible of the space they have. For the amount of time that it took to grab a bus out here, I'd probably just go to Sushi Taro instead. read more

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I haven't been there for a long while but their sushi are still good like before and the price is reasonable considering the location.

I've been here a handful of times now (Thanks Yelp!) and it's been awesome every time. I've had to wait only once, but it was well worth it. I love their uni (sea urchin) and their fish is all pretty fresh. They are also cheap as all get out! True, it's not easy to get to though. The staff is friendly and helpful if you have questions about their menu too! The one question I have is.... Is it all Beatles all the time? Anyone with me here? read more

This is one of the better sushi places in town, certainly not your neighborhood place. I would drive from Rockville to eat at Kotobuki. First, their fish is fresh. Yes, they don't use bluefin tuna, so does downstairs, or many other places in town. But their fish is fresh, and not paper thin like many other places. If you stick to the dollar menu, you'll have a ball. Unfortunately I am a hamachi fan, which costs more. Yes, I have spent 10 or 50 bucks here and had fun either way. It's all in what you want, but you can get away with very little spending here. The setup here is informal. The tables are a little wobbly. The furniture could be better and the place is tight. But the service is quick and friendly. The fish is fresh and good. If sushi is what you love, and you need a good but cheap fix, this is the place. read more

Alright so while in the DC area, I was looking for a sushi joint that was solid and this hole in the wall is a bit outside of the city but perfectly hidden away in the Palisades area. This joint is right above the famous Makoto sushi spot which I found interesting and made me wonder if there was any affiliation between the two although I doubt it. The restaurant itself is TINY so beware that you will probably have to wait for a bit. There are only about 5 tables total along with 6 spots at the sushi bar. They have a standard menu of nigiri, rolls, sashimi, and the Kamameshi. Our group decided to order a variety of nigiri, rolls, and sashimi for our meal along with hot sake of course. The sake is standard and the food came out very quickly. Very nice presentation of the food overall. We basically ordered almost one of every piece of sushi and all of it was pretty solid quality. My favorite was the White Tuna and the Toro by far but everything tasted fresh. The sushi seemed to be priced reasonably compared to other cities but may be considered high within this particular area long with the surrounding suburbs. I would definitely skip on the rolls but I would say that about any sushi joint as I love being able to taste the sushi itself so perhaps I am biased there. All in all, a solid joint that I would be more than happy to check out again with folks but probably not the best joint for a large group adventure. read more

We had late lunch here on Thursday for 3. Waitress was not kind or attentive,she didn't tell us how long we were supposed to wait in spite of seats were full,a bit lazy to serve and checkout,clean up the tables. We ordered sushi delux and chirashi. Lunch came with miso soup . For the price they were decent. Not good quality but not bad. This is Grorgetown,not Japan so we can't complain ... read more

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I went to Kotobuki for an office lunch, and I was very impressed! Their food is delicious and very reasonably priced at lunch. I believe my chirashi bowl was only $10, which is a steal! All the fish was very fresh tasting, and the rice was seasoned perfectly. It was probably the best sushi I've had in the DC area. Even their miso soup was outstanding and flavorful, and that is rare. I do have a couple of gripes: First, they open for lunch at noon, which is kind of late, in my opinion. Secondly, the restaurant is really tiny, maybe 20 seats total. Since they seat on a first, come, first serve basis, our group of eight had to arrive extra early and wait outside the door before they opened to ensure seating. And finally, service is not great. It's not bad, but it's not great, and my teacup was frequently empty. I got my food pretty quickly, but other people at my table had to wait an extra 5-10 minutes rmine showed up. Because the food was so good and cheap, they still get four stars, and I'm certain I'll be back. read more

So glad we stopped by for lunch on a Friday. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor and not very big. We were seated right away and server took our order. Ordered the Sushi lunch which had a nice mix of nigiri and rolls. And Rainbow roll was tasty. I usually gauge quality of sushi on the fish, rice, and seaweed and this restaurant delivered in all aspects. This is probably the best sushi place in the area. Definitely would come back and recommend to others. read more

Kotobuki - Rainbow roll so excited to try that I took a roll before remembering to take picture. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The grub at this sushi joint is OK. I think the novelty comes from their low prices. The fish isn't the freshest, nor are the rolls the tastiest, but it's a no frills, Japanese owned joint. I don't think they even serve Japanese beer or sake. I ordered the ankimo, which was presented nicely. The flavor seemed fishy though, not clean, as I'm used to. I then ordered several rolls (eel/avocado, cali, spicy scallop, and salmon skin) and several nigiri pieces (toro, uni, sake, tako, etc.). The toro was $1.50/piece, which is really cheap. On top of that, I ordered the chirashi and the sushi deluxe which came with a spicy tuna roll. The spicy tuna roll was bad. Not only did they not create a spicy sauce, but it was just tuna with Japanese pepper sprinkled on the fish. Huh? Also, this is not a family friendly joint. My youngest doesn't eat sushi, and we brought pizza for him. We were warned by the cold waitress (the younger one) that it wasn't allowed to eat outside food, while he was eating!. So he stopped, and couldn't eat. My wife had to leave the restaurant part way so that he could eat his pizza outside the restaurant because he was complaining that he was hungry. F'n stupid. Joint was 3/4 empty. read more

This is the only place around the DMV I've been to so far for kamameshi. I would recommend people to order that if you come here. The eel was flavorful & the rice was hot & had a toasty, crunchy taste (on the sides of the iron kettle.) The side dishes (sashimi & vegetables) were a good compliment to the meal. Miso soup was also included. The service was attentive & polite. I would not recommend the sushi - it was average (in quality & freshness.) So order one of the kamameshi dishes if you eat here. read more

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Get their eel kamameshi!! The eel is so soft and flavorful. The five stars are just for the eel kamameshi, infourtinatly I haven't really tried anything else yet. I love Japanese home style meals, and this place has that vibe. It is a small restaurant so i wouldn't recommend for a large group. I will have to come back and try more on their menu! read more

Fantastic and authentic Japanese Sushi house. Best in DC! My family of 6 has dinner there, and the service and food were amazing. Prices were fair for the quality fish served. $$ read more

Super simple, wonderfully fresh, with prompt service. Probably the best sushi experience I've ever had in the DC area. read more

Kotobuki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

If Kotobuki has my favorite amaebi sushi, then it would be perfect. It is rare to find such fresh sushi at this price. The uni sushi was $3 a piece and tasted finer than every other piece of uni I have ever had. The roe was soft with just enough resilience against the tongue and left a sweet after taste that made me order a second helping after I devour the first set. read more

Kotobuki - sweet glorious uni - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I did a Chirashi take out today for the first time in a long time. It had the same high quality and value for the price (even though the price had gone up to $10.95 while I stayed out of touch with the restaurant for a while.) I always admire the amount and variety of fresh fish on top and the high quality Japanese rice (Tamaki Gold?). I can tell from the shape of the rice grain, which is a short and round shape instead of cheaper brands' narrow and long shape. Today I had a luxury of eating my favorite Kotobuki Chirashi at home with my favorite "San-J" organic Tamari soy sauce. What a great idea! Fantastico! read more

Kotobuki - Chirashi to go, is very nice too. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Wonderful fresh sushi, very low key and casual. A cozy neighborhood spot. The owner/chef has a thing for the Beatles- that's all he plays which is kind of quirky but adds to the charm. read more

It's good, yes....I hear you...it's good. But is it great?...eh..that's debatable. I do admit that the price is right, but the sushi is just okay. I had 3 different sushi rolls, which cost around 3.95 each, so it wasn't that expensive, but I can't say that I was super impressed with the quality of the fish. With that said, this review is closer to 3.5 stars than 4 stars. Anyway, I went here with 2 other friends for dinner on a Friday night. We got there around 7pm and had to wait for like 30 minutes, which really wasn't that bad considering how small the place is. I would say that it can only seat around 20-25 at best, and that includes those sitting at the sushi bar, so if you have a party larger than 4, expect to wait forever...and then some I would guess. Nonetheless, we got a seat pretty quickly and I noticed that when we left around 8pm, it emptied out pretty good, so there probably wouldn't be a wait if you go a little later. Overall, I would go here again, but not on a regular basis. read more

Nothing new to add here...on my second visit to Kotobuki I was served fresh, tasty sushi for cheap. I got the Sushi Deluxe platter, which consisted of sashimi (tuna, salmon, and shrimp) and a spicy tuna roll. The portions were generous and all of the fish was fresh-tasting and delicious. My date had an asparagus roll, a cucumber roll and an eel/avocado roll. I tried her eel roll which can be extremely fishy if not done right--but hers was really excellent. Minus one star for indifferent and unfriendly, if speedy, service. Would it kill them to smile or check in to see how the food is? Nevertheless, this is, dollar for dollar, probably the best sushi place in DC. It narrowly eeks ahead of Sakana in Dupont, IMO, blows Uni a Sushi Place out of the water, and is just as good as Kushi in Chinatown at about half the price. read more

My $10 Chirashi bowl came with ONE PIECE OF TORO. That is insane and awesome. Overall the fish is quite good and better than the rest of the sushi I've had in DC with the exception of sushi taro. Too bad it's so far but since the weather was nice I rode my bike out. Made me feel less bad about ordering one more piece of toro... read more

This place is small and uber casual, but the sushi hits the spot. Be prepared to wait if you come at peak hours. The tables are close together, but all the better for eavesdropping. ;-) My favorite that we ordered was the eel and avocado. Get it! read more

This is one of the few authentic Japanese places in the DC area, tucked away in an unassuming neighborhood. It's incredibly small and intimate. They mainly serve two things: sushi, and kamameshi. It's one of the only locations where I've actually seen kamameshi served, and it's piping hot and very good, so long as you're okay with the taste of slightly crisped rice, since it's technically still cooking as you eat it. Their sushi is very good. However, I'm pretty sure that their prices have at least doubled in the last 4 years. It's a shame, because that was another aspect that made this place a gem, but I guess they realized their quality and the fact that they could charge more for it. It's in the Palisades neighborhood very close to Georgetown. Parking is 2 hour street parking, if you want to drive. It's not super accessible by public transportation though, and if you're a student at Georgetown, you'll be looking at a 20-30 minute walk depending on where from campus. read more

Best sushi I've had in the area, by far. Sashimi is so fresh and everything tastes so good. ordered chirashi deluxe, tako, unagi, uni, a few rolls and an order of dumplings and loved all of it. Will be back when I need my sushi fix read more

Very good for the value! Generic sushi for $1 a piece regardless nigiri or sashimi. On top of that, it's a decent slice of fish - not paper thin! Totally can't complain for a buck! The quality is OK - I can't expect Grade A what it's worth. Awesome for travelling on a budget without sacrificing much. What's baffling is.. is it necessary to have 4 sushi chefs when it's ~20 seat restaurant? Take out must be off the charts! read more

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