loading…loading…Chefs trained in both traditional Japanese sushi and Vietnamese pastry run this intimate spot where you can get a chirashi bowl to go or invite them into your kitchen for omakase at your counter. The hybrid sensibility—Japanese precision meeting Vietnamese lightness—makes their approach feel like cooking from somewhere between two places.
sushi restaurant · 3210 Grace St NW
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