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Sushi Rock

Light My Fire, You Shook Me All Night Long and Stairway to Heaven - these are not indicative of the playlist at Sushi Rock, but are in fact the awesome rolls on offer. A creative menu of rolls, nigiri, sushi and sashimi, accompanied by the most mind-blowing thinly grated goodness of authentic wasabi, make up the menu. The ambiance is trendy with a subtle rock n' roll theme all around. Hot sake and beers galore are housed in the premises. Service is also friendly and helpful.

Sushi Taro

This traditional-style Japanese restaurant and bar in Dupont Circle offers much more than sushi. It has a broad menu and decor imported directly from Japan. Helmed by renowned sushi masters Nobu Yamazaki and Masaya Kitayama, Sushi Taro offers an intimate and refined dining experience. Gleaming wood sets the tone and blends well with the authentic Japanese screens and tatami flooring. There is a tremendous selection here, ranging from sushi and sashimi to dainty grilled skewers of yakitori. The restaurant also serves up some high-end sake, which is a Japanese rice wine that can be served hot or cold, and Sho-chu, a Japanese alcohol that has a base of rice, soba, barley, and sweet potato. Other drinks include Japanese beer and wine.

Ichiban Sushi & Ramen - Arlington

At Ichiban, we prepare and serve a mix of traditional Chinese and Japanese cuisine -- alongside fresh, innovative sushi rolls -- in a bright, modern space. Our chefs bring years of experience to our kitchen and combine traditional cooking methods with only the freshest ingredients to create beautiful, inspired meals just for you, our wonderful guests. From our beautifully plated sushi to our traditional pork belly ramen, every dish we serve is the start of a cultural and culinary adventure you won't soon forget. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey.

Sushi Hachi

The name Hachi derives from the number eight in Japanese. Located on 8th Street, it also conveniently doubles as a hint to the neighborhood we are located in. The number eight is also considered a lucky number in Japan, as well as a number that symbolizes happiness. Sushi Hachi brings the highest degree of loyalty and respect to it's guests and food, and hopes to bring everlasting luck and joy to them as well. Make a reservation today.

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