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  • December 18, 2007 at 12:22 PM #120010
    sd_bear
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    I’ve had Ota once and Ono about 3 times.

    Both I feel are extremely good and you will not be disappointed with either choice, but there was this one roll at Ota that really stuck out – it was a double fatty tuna type roll that just totally blew me away.

    December 18, 2007 at 12:41 PM #119808
    Anonymous
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    Nostradamus,
    I don’t think we know each other….but we know good stuff!
    Let me know what you think of Ono. Just left Costco at Mission Valley.. might try that Oki Tan sometime..

    Sushi Ono in Hillcrest is ‘hip’ and creative but that’s different from authentic. Neither is better or worse, it just is about what folks look for. I lean to authentic when it comes to sushi.. So for those of you who dig that… visit Sushi Ota.

    For those who have a thing for Ichiban, they have an upgrade sit-down sushi place called Ichiban on the Rock at Richmond and University next to Blockbuster Video in the strip mall. Again, it is an upgrade to Ichiban… and not even close to Ota. The young chef behind the sushi bar is energetic and likes to experiment.

    I hope you all have a happy holiday!

    http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com

    December 18, 2007 at 12:41 PM #119943
    Anonymous
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    Nostradamus,
    I don’t think we know each other….but we know good stuff!
    Let me know what you think of Ono. Just left Costco at Mission Valley.. might try that Oki Tan sometime..

    Sushi Ono in Hillcrest is ‘hip’ and creative but that’s different from authentic. Neither is better or worse, it just is about what folks look for. I lean to authentic when it comes to sushi.. So for those of you who dig that… visit Sushi Ota.

    For those who have a thing for Ichiban, they have an upgrade sit-down sushi place called Ichiban on the Rock at Richmond and University next to Blockbuster Video in the strip mall. Again, it is an upgrade to Ichiban… and not even close to Ota. The young chef behind the sushi bar is energetic and likes to experiment.

    I hope you all have a happy holiday!

    http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com

    December 18, 2007 at 12:41 PM #119976
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Nostradamus,
    I don’t think we know each other….but we know good stuff!
    Let me know what you think of Ono. Just left Costco at Mission Valley.. might try that Oki Tan sometime..

    Sushi Ono in Hillcrest is ‘hip’ and creative but that’s different from authentic. Neither is better or worse, it just is about what folks look for. I lean to authentic when it comes to sushi.. So for those of you who dig that… visit Sushi Ota.

    For those who have a thing for Ichiban, they have an upgrade sit-down sushi place called Ichiban on the Rock at Richmond and University next to Blockbuster Video in the strip mall. Again, it is an upgrade to Ichiban… and not even close to Ota. The young chef behind the sushi bar is energetic and likes to experiment.

    I hope you all have a happy holiday!

    http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com

    December 18, 2007 at 12:41 PM #120022
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Nostradamus,
    I don’t think we know each other….but we know good stuff!
    Let me know what you think of Ono. Just left Costco at Mission Valley.. might try that Oki Tan sometime..

    Sushi Ono in Hillcrest is ‘hip’ and creative but that’s different from authentic. Neither is better or worse, it just is about what folks look for. I lean to authentic when it comes to sushi.. So for those of you who dig that… visit Sushi Ota.

    For those who have a thing for Ichiban, they have an upgrade sit-down sushi place called Ichiban on the Rock at Richmond and University next to Blockbuster Video in the strip mall. Again, it is an upgrade to Ichiban… and not even close to Ota. The young chef behind the sushi bar is energetic and likes to experiment.

    I hope you all have a happy holiday!

    http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com

    December 18, 2007 at 12:41 PM #120041
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Nostradamus,
    I don’t think we know each other….but we know good stuff!
    Let me know what you think of Ono. Just left Costco at Mission Valley.. might try that Oki Tan sometime..

    Sushi Ono in Hillcrest is ‘hip’ and creative but that’s different from authentic. Neither is better or worse, it just is about what folks look for. I lean to authentic when it comes to sushi.. So for those of you who dig that… visit Sushi Ota.

    For those who have a thing for Ichiban, they have an upgrade sit-down sushi place called Ichiban on the Rock at Richmond and University next to Blockbuster Video in the strip mall. Again, it is an upgrade to Ichiban… and not even close to Ota. The young chef behind the sushi bar is energetic and likes to experiment.

    I hope you all have a happy holiday!

    http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com

    December 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM #120044
    afx114
    Participant

    Oh, another strip-mall Sushi spot I recommend is Tori Tori in University Heights. I believe it’s owned and operated by a Japanese family. It’s near the intersection of Park and El Cajon Blvd, right next to “The Boulevard” sign. It’s in the little strip mall with the 7-11…

    December 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM #120179
    afx114
    Participant

    Oh, another strip-mall Sushi spot I recommend is Tori Tori in University Heights. I believe it’s owned and operated by a Japanese family. It’s near the intersection of Park and El Cajon Blvd, right next to “The Boulevard” sign. It’s in the little strip mall with the 7-11…

    December 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM #120210
    afx114
    Participant

    Oh, another strip-mall Sushi spot I recommend is Tori Tori in University Heights. I believe it’s owned and operated by a Japanese family. It’s near the intersection of Park and El Cajon Blvd, right next to “The Boulevard” sign. It’s in the little strip mall with the 7-11…

    December 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM #120257
    afx114
    Participant

    Oh, another strip-mall Sushi spot I recommend is Tori Tori in University Heights. I believe it’s owned and operated by a Japanese family. It’s near the intersection of Park and El Cajon Blvd, right next to “The Boulevard” sign. It’s in the little strip mall with the 7-11…

    December 18, 2007 at 4:01 PM #120279
    afx114
    Participant

    Oh, another strip-mall Sushi spot I recommend is Tori Tori in University Heights. I believe it’s owned and operated by a Japanese family. It’s near the intersection of Park and El Cajon Blvd, right next to “The Boulevard” sign. It’s in the little strip mall with the 7-11…

    December 18, 2007 at 4:09 PM #120054
    kewp
    Participant

    Kazumi’s on Fifth in Hillcrest.

    Not downtown and *destroys* Ono. Can’t even believe that one made the list.

    The owner is the real deal and picks out the fish daily from Point Loma.

    December 18, 2007 at 4:09 PM #120189
    kewp
    Participant

    Kazumi’s on Fifth in Hillcrest.

    Not downtown and *destroys* Ono. Can’t even believe that one made the list.

    The owner is the real deal and picks out the fish daily from Point Loma.

    December 18, 2007 at 4:09 PM #120220
    kewp
    Participant

    Kazumi’s on Fifth in Hillcrest.

    Not downtown and *destroys* Ono. Can’t even believe that one made the list.

    The owner is the real deal and picks out the fish daily from Point Loma.

    December 18, 2007 at 4:09 PM #120269
    kewp
    Participant

    Kazumi’s on Fifth in Hillcrest.

    Not downtown and *destroys* Ono. Can’t even believe that one made the list.

    The owner is the real deal and picks out the fish daily from Point Loma.

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