best sushi place in dc area

[Anonymous]

The Maki Maki closure was probably a year ago.

[Anonymous]

Do any of these places have daily specials of fish that is super fresh, preferably flown in from Japan?

[Anonymous]

Sushi Taro. Hands down.

[Anonymous]

Kotobuki. McArthur Ave. 9 tables only. Sublime.

[Anonymous]

OP here: Today I went to Sushi Taro since there were two recommendations on it until noon . It was OK, but not spectacular. I will start going to the others. Thanks everyone. PS:
The best sushi I ate was not in California, but in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It was in heaven!

[Anonymous]

Yuraku in Germantown

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yuraku in Germantown

+1000

Always crowded!

[Anonymous]

Sushi Ko

[Anonymous]

Murasaki on Wisconsin in Tenleytown

[Anonymous]

Sushi Yoshi in Vienna

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here: Today I went to Sushi Taro since there were two recommendations on it until noon . It was OK, but not spectacular. I will start going to the others. Thanks everyone. PS:
The best sushi I ate was not in California, but in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It was in heaven!

so, 2000 miles from the nearest ocean? Yeah, but no.

[Anonymous]

Sticky Rice on H Street nE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here: Today I went to Sushi Taro since there were two recommendations on it until noon . It was OK, but not spectacular. I will start going to the others. Thanks everyone. PS:
The best sushi I ate was not in California, but in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It was in heaven!



so, 2000 miles from the nearest ocean? Yeah, but no.

With flown-in fish, anything's possible. The best sushi meal of my life was at the Mikado in Salt Lake City.

[Anonymous]

I second mikado in Salt Lake City. I had to eat there every day I was there.

[Anonymous]

Sushi Ko
Sushi Taro
Sushi Yoshi
Yuzu
Makoto

I have many Japanese friends and those are usually the first to come up when I ask them what's the best Japanese restaurant in this area.