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December 18, 2007 at 4:09 PM #120288December 18, 2007 at 5:19 PM #120094
patientlywaiting
ParticipantKazumi on Fifth is fine.
Sushi Ota is the best in my opinion.
Taka is the best Downtown.
Oki-Ton is owned by Koreans.
Ono has white people making sushi. I call it “Oh, No!” sushi.
Sushi eating is an art. It’s an aquired taste.
December 18, 2007 at 5:19 PM #120229ParticipantKazumi on Fifth is fine.
Sushi Ota is the best in my opinion.
Taka is the best Downtown.
Oki-Ton is owned by Koreans.
Ono has white people making sushi. I call it “Oh, No!” sushi.
Sushi eating is an art. It’s an aquired taste.
December 18, 2007 at 5:19 PM #120260ParticipantKazumi on Fifth is fine.
Sushi Ota is the best in my opinion.
Taka is the best Downtown.
Oki-Ton is owned by Koreans.
Ono has white people making sushi. I call it “Oh, No!” sushi.
Sushi eating is an art. It’s an aquired taste.
December 18, 2007 at 5:19 PM #120305ParticipantKazumi on Fifth is fine.
Sushi Ota is the best in my opinion.
Taka is the best Downtown.
Oki-Ton is owned by Koreans.
Ono has white people making sushi. I call it “Oh, No!” sushi.
Sushi eating is an art. It’s an aquired taste.
December 18, 2007 at 5:19 PM #120328ParticipantKazumi on Fifth is fine.
Sushi Ota is the best in my opinion.
Taka is the best Downtown.
Oki-Ton is owned by Koreans.
Ono has white people making sushi. I call it “Oh, No!” sushi.
Sushi eating is an art. It’s an aquired taste.
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120119Anonymous
GuestSushi
… because it is art to make it, an art to eat it…
it has to be the very best..White people making sushi doesn’t make the grade.
For those of you who love Ota… I will toast to you tomorrow night when I sit across from Ota-San, his big smile and watch them do their magic. I can almost taste it now!
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120253GuestSushi
… because it is art to make it, an art to eat it…
it has to be the very best..White people making sushi doesn’t make the grade.
For those of you who love Ota… I will toast to you tomorrow night when I sit across from Ota-San, his big smile and watch them do their magic. I can almost taste it now!
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120286GuestSushi
… because it is art to make it, an art to eat it…
it has to be the very best..White people making sushi doesn’t make the grade.
For those of you who love Ota… I will toast to you tomorrow night when I sit across from Ota-San, his big smile and watch them do their magic. I can almost taste it now!
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120332GuestSushi
… because it is art to make it, an art to eat it…
it has to be the very best..White people making sushi doesn’t make the grade.
For those of you who love Ota… I will toast to you tomorrow night when I sit across from Ota-San, his big smile and watch them do their magic. I can almost taste it now!
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120352GuestSushi
… because it is art to make it, an art to eat it…
it has to be the very best..White people making sushi doesn’t make the grade.
For those of you who love Ota… I will toast to you tomorrow night when I sit across from Ota-San, his big smile and watch them do their magic. I can almost taste it now!
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120124RatherOpinionated
ParticipantIf you want to try creative and unique rolls, try Tokyo Sushi Loha on El Cajon Blvd near 70th street. Good ambiance if you don’t mind louder music/televisions. Totally the opposite of Taka downtown. But if you go the Lemon Roll or Hana Roll are great. The salmon sashimi is fresh too.
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120258ParticipantIf you want to try creative and unique rolls, try Tokyo Sushi Loha on El Cajon Blvd near 70th street. Good ambiance if you don’t mind louder music/televisions. Totally the opposite of Taka downtown. But if you go the Lemon Roll or Hana Roll are great. The salmon sashimi is fresh too.
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120291ParticipantIf you want to try creative and unique rolls, try Tokyo Sushi Loha on El Cajon Blvd near 70th street. Good ambiance if you don’t mind louder music/televisions. Totally the opposite of Taka downtown. But if you go the Lemon Roll or Hana Roll are great. The salmon sashimi is fresh too.
December 18, 2007 at 5:32 PM #120338ParticipantIf you want to try creative and unique rolls, try Tokyo Sushi Loha on El Cajon Blvd near 70th street. Good ambiance if you don’t mind louder music/televisions. Totally the opposite of Taka downtown. But if you go the Lemon Roll or Hana Roll are great. The salmon sashimi is fresh too.
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