Besides Tao, any good Sushi/Asian resturants to go to in NYC?
08-31-2005, 10:45 AM
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I've sampled sushi in the 5 boroughs for over 10 years..and the BEST
sushi PERIOD is GINZA on Ave X and Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn.... it's a very small place and nothing fancy but out of the hundreds of places I've been..it's THE best and I go there every other week.
08-31-2005, 11:37 AM
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try the uni...you'll love it! =P
actually, i'm not into sushi either but i've tried it and the freshness of the fish definitely make a difference. at the high-end places, you're paying for the name and the fancy-shmancy dishes they serve up. if you're just going for decent sushi and cooked food there's no need to spend $50-$100/person. i.e. nobu, blue ribbon.
Another cheap/tasty suggestion is Typhoon (corner of 8th St. & 1st Ave). Afterwards, you can walk around the Village with your lady friend and pick up dessert at any of the many establishments in the area. Veniero's (Italian pastry /coffee shop)is just 3 blocks away from Typhoon.
Another cheap/tasty suggestion is Typhoon (corner of 8th St. & 1st Ave). Afterwards, you can walk around the Village with your lady friend and pick up dessert at any of the many establishments in the area. Veniero's (Italian pastry /coffee shop)is just 3 blocks away from Typhoon.
08-31-2005, 06:12 PM
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My thoughts exactly.
I've been there once, and that was only to see what it was like inside. Marketing and hype of this place='s out of town retards who have never seen a chopstick in their life.
