loading…loading…loading…The sushi here comes from someone who takes fish seriously, which means you'll taste the difference if you've ever eaten mediocre rolls before. Go if you want to understand why fresh nigiri matters more than fancy presentations.
sushi restaurant · 2457 N Harrison St
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