Saturday Japanese Brunch hosted by Chef Morishita... RUN don't walk to your table. The elegance and beauty of the pre-courses bites share a story of culture, passion, and artistry all wrapped up in one presentation. I ordered their special in house tofu with uni and roe with gold leaf add on as well as the famous egg Sando. Chef stopped by my table for a brief hello and her energy is amazing. She wears hospitality on her heart and you can tell her passion is genuine. Raul was incredible and made some amazing suggestions and the cocktails he served were perfect to the courses. There's a reason why Perry's has made a name for itself in the DC area. Thank you for your hospitality Mr. Azali, Chef, Justin and Raul! *you need reservations for Saturday brunch. It's limited seating and seating is paced. read more

The interior was beautiful, the service was good, the parking was dc parking, and the food was generally good. We ordered the udon carbonara, karaage, shiokoji wagyu steak, salmon nigiri, and a negitoro roll. The udon carbonara and karaage were both very nice, the sushi was standard, and the steak was unfortunately a letdown. read more

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I love this place so much!!! I came for dinner with a reservation for big group. The staff here are very attentive and friendly. Our server was fun! It was busy on a Friday night, but was a big space. We got to sit higher up in our own private area which was nice. My favorite things were Wagyu Beef Tongue Stew (special for the night) and Udon Carbonara. Everything was delicious tho. We got Chicken Karaage, Garlic Fried Rice, Uni Mac & Cheese, Garlic Edamame Dumplings, Perry's Ceviche, Chirashi Donburi, and one other special. I would love to come back to try other specials and even their Drag Brunch!! read more

Perry's restaurant is absolutely incredible. The fish in the sushi is buttery and clearly high quality. The rolls are also well crafted and each element plays an integral part in contributing to the overall flavor rather than tasting like mush (an issue I have with some rolls). We also ordered a crab cake special which was amazing. I would recommend the seaweed salad to start, which had various types of seaweed and was crunchy and fresh. The service was attentive and friendly and the atmosphere was great. Stop by Perry's if in DC, it will not disappoint! read more

Great casual, modern sushi spot. Not your traditional Japanese restaurant. Overall the food is good for a more affordable Japanese restaurant in DC. The Chirashi donburi gets you the most value and everything tasted fresh. Pro tip: if you don't like a certain fish or seafood (for me that's squid and octopus) then you can ask to get it without! Katsu burger was piping hot when it came out- nice and crispy. But, portion is small (with no sides). Uni mac was a solid mac and cheese but could not tell if it had any uni in it. Sushi deluxe and salmon lover are overpriced for what it is and you'd probably be better off getting the chirashi. Service was fast and nothing else particularly to note. read more

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I went to Perry's last night and had a good experience. They sat us on the rooftop patio and it was the perfect weather and ambiance with aesthetic lighting and plants. The food was pretty good! Loved that there was so many gluten free options. We got the salmon poke, karaage chicken, fried rice, and two different types of sushi rolls. The pink panther was my favorite roll. The server was attentive and progressively brought out each course. I would go back here for the appetizers and entrees. read more

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Perry's Restaurant is a gem! The food was delicious, the atmosphere cozy, and the service top-notch-I'll definitely be back. Follow my IG account for Curated Google Maps list for brunch, happy hours, rooftops, parks, wineries & more in the DMV area: @yourdmvbestie read more

Perry's is an Adams Morgan gem. After a few visits, I've enjoyed each experience--I love their sushi, appetizers, and main courses. My favorite items include the Udon Carbonara, Shrimp Katsu Burger, and Crunchy Tiger sushi. If you dine here before sunset ask for a table on the roof. They have a sneaky great view of Adam's Morgan that will elevate your visit to an elite and memorable dining experience. Perry's is one of my top recommendations for DC Japanese food. read more

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History of Present Indulgence: Been here for dinner and their limited-time trial breakfast. Physical Exam: Taste - Unique. Creative. Delicious. The chef/owner knows what she's doing, curating a menu mostly with familiar favorites from a Japanese menu, but with some select options that while combining some rarely paired flavors/ingredients, do so in a way that just makes sense. The Roasted Persimmon was a great combo of sweet, spicy, and savory. I never knew cheesy soybeans (edamame) were a thing I would ever crave until I had the Garlic Edamame Dumplings. The Uni Mac & Cheese was a flavor bomb. Adding uni to mac & cheese gives an already rich dish, even more umami and richness. I would only avoid this if you don't like the taste of seafood. The Karaage Fried Chicken is a familiar favorite with well-seasoned chicken fried in a light batter, with the Sunchoke Karaage being a nice vegetarian substitute. Though the Sunchoke Karaage I found a little bit too potate-y. That's more on me though, cuz I was imagining more of a vegetable similar to artichoke and not a root vegetable like a taro or potato. The breakfast they're running now is even better than the dinner we had. We each got our own set, which is such an authentic representation of a special Japnese breakfast set. There's cured salmon, wagyu beef stew, a mushroom/eggplant in dashi, a small slice of egg omelette, some miso soup, veggies, rice, and rice seasoning. The cured salmon is a plate you'll rarely find in restaurants here. It's like lox, but instead of sliced and put in a bagel, you leave the salmon fillet whole and cook it like regular salmon, but it has all the salty goodness and a crispy skin. On top of the set, there's the a la carte options, which I would recommend the Egg Salad Sando and the oh-so-Japanese Loaded Tater Tots which were some perfectly golden brown tots topped with kewpie mayo, some masago, and scallions. The one thing I thought was mid was the Japanese Pancakes. Flavors were good, but the pancakes themselves were a little dense and cakey, maybe a little overcooked. AND THE DRINKS. Definitely get a cocktail here. Just as creative as the food menu is the cocktail menu, thoughtfully using Japanese liquors in cocktail classics and unique drinks you can't find elsewhere. If you get a chance to do the breakfast, I highly recommend the Kaiju. Tequila, green tea, chocolate, and togarashi don't seem a naturally intuitive combo, but it works and every sip you're gonna get something new, something different. Service - Impeccable service starting with the host at the door. When we had our dinner, our server even got us the opportunity to meet the chef/owner. Everyone was kind, attentive, and gave good recommendations for first-timers. Ambiance - When you arrive at the entrance, there are these giant wooden double doors that make you feel like you're about to enter some swanky mansion. And indeed, when you first enter, you have to take these grand stairs up to the host. There's a lot of space between tables, which combined with the high ceilings, and natural wood/bamboo tones gives a comfortable dining experience. I hope to return when the rooftop area opens up again. I've heard great things about that. It definitely doesn't fit the rest of the vibe of the AdMo strip it's on. Assessment/Plan: This is one of my favorite restaurants so far in DC. The menu is creative, yet familiar. The food feels like a warm hug, and the drinks keep you on your toes trying to decipher every flavor note. You feel like you're getting a 5-star experience without paying the 5-star prices. This would be a great first restaurant to bring someone visiting DC. It's great for dates, it's great for catching up with friends, it's great for large and small groups, and the long bar I think makes for a great solo-dining experience too. read more

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I think this is my new favorite happy hour place! We got a lot of dishes to share - 2 spicy tuna rolls (it was 2 rolls for $14), 1 spicy salmon roll, a crunchy shrimp roll. A katsu sandwich, a truffle grilled cheese, the Caesar salad, the garlic fried rice, a turnip greens dish, and some drinks. Our waitress was very friendly as well and the food came out pretty quickly! It sounds like they have a new chef who's trying out some fun dishes and they were all delicious!! My favorite was the katsu sandwich. The Caesar salad was delicious and was made with cabbage and prosciutto for a twist. The turnip greens were a small palate cleanser dish covered in black sesame and they were delicious, creamy and nutty. I think we'll definitely be back! read more

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Great spot with interesting menu offerings! I've been for drag brunch before but wanted to check it out for dinner since the menu is entirely different. My friend and I came for dinner and enjoyed everything we ordered. We got the Perry's hamachi, the edamame Parmesan dumplings, the spicy tuna and shrimp tempura rolls, and the uni mac and cheese. Everything was delicious, the service was great and friendly, and the restaurant is very pretty and cozy. Note they do have a 20% service fee added to the bill. read more

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Came to Perry's for dinner on Saturday and had a great time! We walked in around 6 without a reservation and although they didn't have any tables there was room at the sushi bar and the bar. My group of 3 opted for he bar and were delighted to find they have happy hour on Saturdays until 7pm!! They have some great happy hour deals including two sushi rolls for $14 and all of their cocktails are under $10 during happy hour. I had a California roll and a crunchy shrimp roll. Both were fab but especially the crunchy shrimp. To drink I had a capirhinia which was delicious. Our bartender was quick and food came out relatively quickly. We didn't go upstairs but they also have a nice rooftop. The atmosphere left a little to be desired. It's a little dark and dingy and there don't really play any music but the food and drinks were great. Would highly recommend for happy hour and if coming for dinner be sure to make a reservation! read more

This was my first time back at Perry's in over a decade having moved, which has been a true staple of Adam's Morgan and not thinking it could... has only gotten better. From our knowledgeable friendly server, Devon to the mouth watering food and lovely ambiance, this was an all around just an absolute treat of an experience. The sushi was one for those who seek out the best sushi restaurants. We had two types of Uni, salmon belly, toro, o-toro, and hotate. Second course was the garlic edamame dumplings, tamari dashi mushrooms and the daikon in almost a miso based broth. Each dish didn't disappoint with an orgasm of flavors. Our third course was the wagyu steak which was cooked perfectly medium rare, buttery on the inside with a slight char. If you're looking for flavor, amazing service and all at a reasonable price point, then Perry's is always a must. read more

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Highly anticipated dinner to this place. Heard so many great things. It was good, but not mind blowing. We had the chicken karaage, fatty tuna special, and edamame for appetizers. The karaage was so special, we had it twice. We ordered a variety of sushi as well with the katsu chicken with rice and udon carbonara. Service was good. They do tack on a 20% service charge and noted the tip as optional. read more

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Went here with my fam. The rooftop bar was busy, but the inside is still very intimate and cozy. The food was fresh, and vegetarian option is available as well. Nice cute place. read more

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The sushi here is really outstanding. Dragon roll was a popular favorite, as was the shrimp tempura roll, but all of the rolls came out well prepared and delicious. The garlic fried rice that uses the same rice for sushi could be a bit better though - this dish was just 'meh' - it was a bit more on the salty side than it should have been. The inside of the restaurant is rather a bit too dark, even early in the day, since they keep the windows covered with blinds. The rooftop is nice, as long as you can find shaded seating and if the temperature isn't too hot or cold. Sushi - solid 5 stars Service - 5 stars Front end / hostess - 3 stars Atmosphere - 4 stars read more

usually I am a strictly sushi girl when it comes to ordering Japanese food but when I saw this on Perry's Instagram, I had to try - these udon noodles were phenomenal. they were rich, creamy, chewy, and full of flavor. the egg yolk flavor cut through the salty meaty flavor from the butter. I want more. - the sushi was fresh and the rainbow roll absolutely had it all. a great menu, pretty pricey for one roll, but the rooftop ambience made it feel worth it - pretty slow service, had to flag our waiter down multiple times to get the check or order - love the rooftop views and light decor, the inside is dimly light and stunning in a different way read more

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I ordered wrong. Don't come for sushi but come for everything else. I've come a couple time for drinks and it is a fantastic spot for drinks with friends. The inside bar and rooftop are great. The bartenders have always been very nice and helpful with making decisions. I went for restaurant week and the menu was good not great, and I think that is solely cause I ordered the omakase. I loved that they had an a La carte restaurant menu. I went with the 3 course menu and got... Spicy salmon over crispy rice: very good although the crispy fish should have been warm. But would order again. Omakase: not the move. The maki roll was good. But I think any of the other second course options would have been better. I have been to Japan so I have very high standards, so take that into account. The nigiri and sashimi were just not that great. I think the revolving sushi bar in gall place is a better option for that. Chocolate mouse: Happy Hour Sake: I enjoyed it! Nothing special but it was nice and a good price. I think this would be a 4 star if I hadn't ordered the omakase. read more

Great happy hour! It is at the bar only. They have a rooftop happy hour. The service was fast and efficient! We love it and would be back. We got four rolls for two people and thought it was a good amount of food. read more

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Took my 18 yr old daughter here for drag brunch and had a great experience!!! Whole thing was well organized and ran very smoothly! Buffet was amazing food with great options and hot! We were first in line and went up again at end and still hot and great! Entertainment was full of energy and had the whole place moving! They didn't seem to be overly trying to get tips and gave you same experience if you had a ton to tip or not! I had few options to book and am so glad I chose Perrys! We will be back for sure!! read more

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I went to Perry's for HH and really enjoyed it. They do HH daily from 4-7 PM at the bar inside and on the rooftop. I highly recommend the rooftop on a good day because it's a really nice view. The HH menu has a wide variety of drink and food choices and I really liked the shrimp burger and crunchy tiger roll. The service is good and everything comes out quickly. Around 6:30 PM it starts to get pretty packed on the roof and the inside dining area. read more

Probably the worst James Beard restaurant I have ever been to. Would not come back. Edamame garlic dumplings 5/10- flavors are all over the place Shishito peppers 5/10 (extremely oily) Mochi Agedashi 7/10 Salmon poke 6/10 Perry's ceviche 4/10 Uni Mac and cheese 6/10- I really wanted to like this but it was missing something Garlic fried rice 5/10- under seasoned, the tenderloin was good Variety of sushi 4/10- fish was fresh but the sushi rice was not well made- didn't have a nice chew that a top tier sushi restaurant should have- undercooked, a little over seasoned. Bottom line- overrated by James Beard, mediocre food, roof top was nice and drinks were good. Would not come back personally. read more

Disappointing is an understatement. We tried this place once in 2019 and heard since then there is a new chef and all these rave reviews so we went back last night. I have zero clue about why this place is so hyped. The food is poor quality and shoddily slapped together on the plate. I watched the waitress mix the low sodium and normal soy sauce together from different glass containers into a plastic container and then repour into the table side glass containers. It was late and our dining options were slim otherwise we would have left immediately. The place is absolutely filthy and had rats running around next to us. Do not waste your time or money. Run. read more

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To celebrate a birthday, we went to Perry's Drag Brunch on a Sunday. Gotta make reservations way in advance, but definitely worth the wait! First, the buffet and drinks - lots of great food to choose from, all-you-can-eat (I made three or four trips to the buffet myself), and this includes desserts and salads and fruits along with breakfast-y foods and lunch items. And once you've had your fill, time for the show. We saw India Larelle Houston, Labella Mafia, Sophie Carerro, Whitney GucciGoo - what a fun time! A little racy, a little raucus, but definitely fun. They really know how to make everyone feel like part of the show. And India called up everyone with birthdays, anniversaries and any other special events to give each of them a pep talk and a toast. Perry's drag brunch is a fun, lively, and *safe* event for everyone! Don't forget to bring cash for tips. If you haven't been to Perry's Drag Brunch yet, what are you waiting for?!?! read more

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I came during restaurant week on a Friday night. It was pretty spacious inside and had a decent amount of spots available. Our waitress was very attentive and did a great job recommending some of the menu items. I got the spicy salmon over crunchy rice with masago and avocado. There was a good ratio of spicy mayo to rice. My friend got the karaage fried chicken, and it was sooo juicy inside. The batter was crispy, bubbly, and chewy in a good way. It's a pretty big portion for an appetizer, good enough for 2 people. I had the pesto noodles, and it had shimeji mushroom, lemon basil pistachio sauce, prosciutto, charred corn, garlic chili oil, dashi. It came cold, but I think I've found my new love of combining pesto with Japanese noodles. The prosciutto on top was literally the cherry on top. For the yuzu bluberry cake, the cake was a little dry but the yuzu glaze helped. The cake wasn't too sweet, so the glaze really complimented it. Some of these items might not exist on the current menu, but it speaks volumes about how well-prepared and tasty the food is, and I will be back when I visit DC again! read more

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Best drag brunch in DC! Perry's helped me host a 20-person celebratory brunch. Booking through Resy was super easy but they also were super kind over email when I needed to adjust my reservation. The buffet was super tasty and the queens are STARS! Everyone had the best time and I can't wait to be back! read more

~Celiac/Gluten Free Review~ Three of us tried this place out for the first time last night and unfortunately our experience with our waitress wasn't great which is the main reason for this review. We made reservations for 7 PM and was seated immediately. My bf is Celiac and has seen rave reviews and wanted to try this place out! We asked the waitress about items on the menu being gluten free and she proceeded to ask if "cross contamination would be ok". Someone that is celiac obviously would get sick because of that and this server was not very knowledgeable on this with her responses to us. She then asked us what we wanted to drink (alcohol) and only one of us wanted a Sapporo. She then proceeded with confidence saying "beer doesn't have gluten" and then after seeing our faces in response with "no beer has gluten"...she said "oh yea I guess beer has wheat". Btw she never gave our friend his beer he wanted and was nice enough to remove the charge on the receipt. Food: food was awesome! We ordered sushi and my bf picked whatever was gluten free and enjoyed it! My friend and I ordered two entrees which was the karaage (gf) and udon carbonara (not gf) which we both loved! I would go back but with a different server. This place is really nice for date night or a fun night with loved ones once in awhile. I give her the benefit of doubt that maybe it was really busy and they may have been understaffed. I just wished she made more effort in trying to make sure my bf would be okay with the gluten free options or at least talking to the manager to see if they could put word in to the chefs (because most gf places can do that). Definitely try the sushi! Update on celiac bf: he was worried he might get sick but still risked trying the sushi because of past high reviews from other celiacs and he is fine! read more

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Fantastic food & Great packaging! Perfect combination of comfort food but also very updated. read more

Absolutely lovely time! From the second I walked in to the moment I left everything was so great. The restaurant itself was very cozy, intimate, calm. The service was absolutely lovely and attentive. The food is definitely on the pricey side but was so good. I got the tuna lover and the tuna quality was phenomenal. Everything was so buttery and delicious. Additionally we got the sushi deluxe and that was wonderful. We also got the special with fatty tuna, uni, and caviar, also so delicious. I would recommend this place again and again. read more

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12 minute walk from Adams Morgan station. Classy front door entrance. You have to walk up some stairs to the front desk -- not sure if there are elevators. Service: 5/5. Sweet, attentive, gave us two complimentary glasses of champagne for our anniversary. Food came out quickly. We were seated immediately even though we were 10 minutes early. Hamachi crudo: 5/5. Delicious, beautiful, fresh, with spicy bites here and there. Okonomiyaki: 4/5. Probably the best I've had in the U.S., but it's a low bar. The size is pretty small for what you pay, though the heart shape is cute. Very neatly done. Sushi and sashimi platter: 4/5. Fresh and clean for the price, though not "wow". The sashimi was especially melt-in-your-mouth, and the cuts are thick. Shrimp garlic fried rice: 5/5. The star of the show! the egg is softly cooked, the yolk breaking very easily with a poke. The shrimp are delicious. Only 3 (big) pieces, wish there were 2-3 more. Sakura Bouquet sake (not pictured), 5/5. Floral and bright. Matcha cheesecake: 4.5/5. Not too sweet. Lovely to eat. Would've liked if it came with hot tea (like Sushi Taro). read more

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Perry's is a pretty cool spot. I swung by here for happy hour and the deals are pretty good. They have both sushi and drinks on happy hour. The sushi here is pretty solid and the Karaage Chicken is a huge portion. The chicken was stringy but fairly tender. I was unable to finish it as it was such a large portion. The bar service was great as Devin has been here since 1999 and was very attentive. I arrived a little after 4 and getting a bar seat wasn't an issue at all. read more

Food was delicious, interior was nice. Not easy to get into for those with physical disabilities or babies in a stroller due to the stairs to enter. We had a good experience with service and overall can recommend this place! read more

I really enjoyed this restaurant! The food and service were both really good and it was a good atmosphere for a Friday evening. My baby took me here for happy hour and we got busy with the HH menu! The star of the show was the shrimp burger, we had 2 of them each lol!! Also really loved the garlic fried rice, it was flavorful and a good portion size. I recommend coming during HH, they have good prices and you can try a variety of things. read more

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I had high expectations considering the first dish we got, the hamachi crudo, was absolutely delicious but everything else seemed to go downhill. The mochi agedashi was very rubbery and tough. Spider roll was delicious with a great cook on the soft shell crab. For the pink panther, it was probably the worst fatty tuna that I've ever had but I don't blame the sushi chefs for that. The uni mac & cheese was interesting.. after our first bite, we would've liked it better with the uni and mac & cheese separate but as time went on, the flavors started complimenting each other more. Miso butter clams were very flavorful but the clams were slightly overcooked. Crème brûlée was undercooked and very watery, felt more like a pudding but flavor was good. Service was decent and there's a 20% service charge. Perry's Hamachi Crudo - 9 Mochi Agedashi - 3 Spider Roll - 8 Pink Panther- 6.5 Uni Mac & Cheese - 6 Miso Butter Clams - 7.5 Amazake Crème Brûlée - 5 read more

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Perry's came highly recommended by DC friends, but our experience there was subpar. We arrived on time but were not seated until 20 minutes after our 7:30pm reservation time. There wasn't anywhere to wait other than by the host stand or down a flight of stairs at the bar that didn't have a bartender. Our server said there were only three sushi chefs instead of four, so there would be a slightly longer wait time for sushi - we asked how long that would be and she said "15 minutes longer than usual." As it turned out, we had to wait a full hour for our food and one person's entree came out a full 20-30min before the others. The food was good, and the wait probably wasn't the chefs' or server's fault, but management should have reduced the number of tables seated given the staffing issue. Or we could have been brought some snacks while we desperately awaited our dishes. Instead, we just kept ordering more wine, which added up quickly and meant we were drinking on empty stomachs... not our best move, but in the moment it was either that or twiddle our thumbs for an hour and wait for dinner to appear. read more

The food was fast the recommendations were thorough and accommodating. Sharable portions for two or more. Great pricing for the amount of food. I really liked the ambiance. Great for an intimate date night in Adam's Morgan. read more

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Yes it was dc restaurant week and yes these is being based off limited menu options. Based on all the buzz and how long Perry's has been around thought it was time to give it a go. The space is stunning, casual and nice zen from the day to day. The sashimi was amazing and was very exciting to have had that. However the dessert and service was lack luster. Understanding for restaurant week it's a limited menu but should not be limited in flavor. Had the chocolate pistachio mousse which was chocolate pudding consistency with a raspberry. No pistachio in sight. The matcha white chocolate tart was just that. A buttery shell, with white chocolate and matcha mixed together left to set in the shell. Service was not happening that night. There was a very long wait between 1st and 2nd course, 20+ mins. Tried to pay in cash and yes it was accepted however they did not have the correct amount to make change and would need to run across the street to do so. Pay with card is the optimal option. read more

Went to the drag brunch yesterday. The food was great. The entertainment was awesome. The sound system is a health hazard. This volume level is a work place violation. Don't go here if you have hearing concerns!! read more

Arrived for winter restaurant week with my significant other. I chose the pressed fried eel for my appetizer. Was not what I was expecting, but it was delicious. I felt like the rice to eel ratio leaned more on the rice side, so I removed some, and it provided a better experience for me. The girlfriend got salmon tartar which she really enjoyed. She said it was amazing. For our second course, I chose the beef tenderloin garlic fried rice. This dish was very garlicky (according to the girlfriend), but it was amazing. I would come back for this. The girlfriend chose the omakase. I thought the sashimi was average, and she thought it was pretty standard. Still good. It came with a shrimp tempura roll with charred imitation crab on top. This was good. Finally, for dessert, I chose the sake chocolate cake. This was more like a brownie, and was my least favorite thing of the night. She got chocolate mousse with pistachio, and ended up cleaning her plate. She enjoyed it. Overall, great experience, delicious food, and left more full than expected. Our server was great, and provided amazing service. Not to the fault of the restaurant, but parking here is miserable. Circled around the neighborhood for 25 minutes until I settled for a nearby paid lot that was across the street. This was $30 for self parking. There was also valet next to the restaurant for $20, but the people and lot seemed shady. I saw they struggled fitting a car in their lot before me, which caused me to drive away. read more

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Perry's is more than just the best mid-level priced sushi in the area, it's also a fun ambience that makes it a great choice for going out or ordering in! I haven't been for brunch, but I've heard great things. At dinner, though, I'm a big fan of how broad the menu is with a mix of appetizers, cooked foods, sushi, and combo platters. The Salmon Lover is my go to! read more