Best Bets
Best sushi
The Washington Post Staff | Updated 10/19/2009
Salivate for the taste of fresh, raw fish? Here are our top picks for the Japanese staple.
Kaz Sushi Bistro
Washington, DC
Octopus and mussels make an appearance on the restaurant's small-plates menu.
Makoto
Washington, DC
Gallant service almost surpasses the delicious fish at this Palisades restaurant.
Sei
Washington, DC
Sleek and seductive Sei offers inventive rolls and fantastic cocktails. It's a perfect place for a date or girls' night out.
Sushi Taro
Washington, DC
The recently re-imagined restaurant has become one of the most dazzling places to dine.
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