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My sis and niece are coming into the city this weekend and we're going out to lunch. They want sushi. I like it too but I rarely go out for it. Where's a good place to bring them? We could do anywhere in NW DC.
TIA |
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NW as in downtown or NW as in upper?
Upper -- Sushiko at Friendship Heights |
| I suspect you're probably talking about upper NW but if you do mean downtown, Kaz at 19th & I has great sushi. |
| OP here. Anywhere from upper NW to Foggy Bottom to Chinatown. The whole quadrant works for me. Even Capitol Hill would work actually. |
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Sushi Ko in FH doesn’t have a great vibe. I find it to be snooty even though the sushi is great. I live down the street and haven’t been in years. RIP the original location in Glover Park.
I suggest Sushi Taro in Dupont. You can do sushi or Japanese/ Omasake. Make a reservation since I believe it is Restaurant Week. |
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OP here. I just remembered the Women's March is on Saturday so we will probably avoid downtown because of the crowds. Sushi Taro is a good suggestion.
Thanks everyone! |
| Raku in Cathedral Commons is decent. |
| Sushi Taro is amazing |
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no to kaz very expensive and tiny pieces
i eat sushi all the time |
| Yasaku is just as good as sushi-ko without the snootiness and DC prices; good and very local, the neighbors know best. |
| Bump |
| Raku is fun |
| I am a big fan of Kaz Sushi but only at the sushi bar, totally different expereince and I don't think Kaz is any more expensive than other good sushi places. |
This post made me check the Kaz Sushi menu. I haven’t been there in years. I see that my favorite - foie gras nigiri - is still on the menu. Heavenly! |
| Kotobuki on MacArthur blvd is reasonably priced and good (not as good as Sushi-Ko, but less expensive). |