You can find raw fish served in bigger slabs and for smaller tabs. But here you put yourself in the hands of sushi purists who make sure the rice is perfectly seasoned and doesn’t clump and that the salmon and yellowtail are carved with delicacy. Pay attention to the specials, which recently included an excellent spot prawn. The good wine list includes a crisp, fruity Godello from Telmo Rodríguez for $30 and a superb white Burgundy from Shaps & Roucher-Sarrazin for $50.
This appeared in the July, 2009 issue of The Washingtonian.
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September 24, 2009 |
Reviewed by
Todd Kliman
,
Ann Limpert
,
Kate Nerenberg
,
Rina Rapuano
