Kick ass Sushi place in downtown Sac
08-15-2005, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
I don't know how many of you guys like Sushi, but I went to a pretty cool place last night. I guess when I say that it was "kick ***", I mean that I am a noob to Sushi, they started me off pretty slow and the food I had was really good. I had a tempura lobster that was really grubbin and a couple of specialty rolls: Krazy Kalli, J-Street and Spicy D (check the menu on their website).
The Spicy D tasted like burning
It was good, but it was painful. I'm a wussy when it comes to spicy stuff though.
Everything I've read about the place seems to indicate that the sushi is very authentic, but I wouldn't know personally as I have nothing with which to compare.
Regardless, the staff was very friendly, the sushi chefs (we sat at the bar) were awesome and even the other customers were very nice. The food presentation is excellent.
They also have non-sushi stuff like steak and chicken and duck. The steak sounds awesome.
The place is downtown at 25th and J. Just thought I'd share a nice restaurant with you guys. Carry on.
www.krurestaurant.com
The Spicy D tasted like burning
It was good, but it was painful. I'm a wussy when it comes to spicy stuff though.Everything I've read about the place seems to indicate that the sushi is very authentic, but I wouldn't know personally as I have nothing with which to compare.
Regardless, the staff was very friendly, the sushi chefs (we sat at the bar) were awesome and even the other customers were very nice. The food presentation is excellent.
They also have non-sushi stuff like steak and chicken and duck. The steak sounds awesome.
The place is downtown at 25th and J. Just thought I'd share a nice restaurant with you guys. Carry on.
www.krurestaurant.com
08-15-2005, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott@S-Squared
you reviewing a Sushi house is like me reviewing what it was like to be in slavery :P
08-15-2005, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ryball
You rich white people kill me. :rotfl:
I know this AWESOME Japanese restaurant in Elk Grove called Ryan's House. It is a LOT cheaper than any other Japanese restaurant I've gone to in Sac. Sushi, chicken, beef, everything.
I know this AWESOME Japanese restaurant in Elk Grove called Ryan's House. It is a LOT cheaper than any other Japanese restaurant I've gone to in Sac. Sushi, chicken, beef, everything.
08-15-2005, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott@S-Squared
you reviewing a Sushi house is like me reviewing what it was like to be in slavery :P
I do know when I like a restaurant though, and the place was good
08-15-2005, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
that's why I prefaced it by saying I don't really have anything to compare it to, but I liked the food, and as a noob, they were gentle with me.
I do know when I like a restaurant though, and the place was good
I do know when I like a restaurant though, and the place was good
lol
08-15-2005, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott@S-Squared
better then the Sushi place at the old meet spot eh ?
lol
lol
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There is also another place on J st. I think it's 20 or 21 st. It was really good. Nice chefs, great atmosphere, and really nice presentation. I have a really hard time eating Sushi here though it's so expensive. I'm used to the all you can eat ones in Reno. 18-24 per person and you can sit and chow. It would be too expensive for me to eat like that and pay a la carte.
08-15-2005, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by lowball
Nishiki on 16th & P is pretty good. I take people there for lunch all the time. And there is another place on 51st & J that is pretty good as well.
08-15-2005, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by STi deede
There is also another place on J st. I think it's 20 or 21 st. It was really good. Nice chefs, great atmosphere, and really nice presentation. I have a really hard time eating Sushi here though it's so expensive. I'm used to the all you can eat ones in Reno. 18-24 per person and you can sit and chow. It would be too expensive for me to eat like that and pay a la carte.
They go through so much sushi up there, it is always super fresh.
Pier Sushi or Aloha? I like Pier. I just can't pay for sushi down here the way I eat...
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