Restaurants
Kotobuki 
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This tiny sushi spot serves top-quality fish at equally delicious prices.
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a Nice Neighborhood Sushi Bar
I've never been to Japan, but this is how I would imagine a local sushi bar to look like. The chef and his assistants busy behind the bar preparing some of the best sushi in town. And this is the case with Kotobuki. The dining area is so small that your inevitably bump into your neighbor. The sushi, however is exceptional. The ingredients are fresh and the wasabi strong. I tried the eel kamameshi and that dish was very good. The eel was moist and tender and totally boneless. The sauce was savory with just the right combination of saltiness and sweetness. The only downside to the meal was that the tuna sashimi that came as a side dish was not as fresh as to be expected. The service waas prompt and gracious. Best of all the price was right.
Good sushi, great prices.
Some of the better sushi in town, with nice/quick service at an amazing price. [Make sure to try the lobster sushi.] What's not to like???
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