Favorite Sushi Restaurants

[awsmith4]

MF in Atlanta is fantastic but it is normally out of my price range unless a special occasion.

I like my local place Thaicoon and Sushi Bar in Marietta but I love going to Aomi in Norcross when I am over near my parents (both Marietta and Norcross are suburbs North of Atlanta)

Originally Posted by awsmith4

MF in Atlanta is fantastic but it is normally out of my price range unless a special occasion.

I like my local place Thaicoon and Sushi Bar in Marietta but I love going to Aomi in Norcross when I am over near my parents (both Marietta and Norcross are suburbs North of Atlanta)

MF Sushibar has a great menu.

I think I posted this video in the "general" sushi thread we have here, but I figured I would post it here also. If I had the money, I would fly to Japan just to eat here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuhu4QZJZyw

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox

I think I posted this video in the "general" sushi thread we have here, but I figured I would post it here also. If I had the money, I would fly to Japan just to eat here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuhu4QZJZyw

I love watching a master sushi chef work, and I'd love to have a set of those knives. The soy "rule" is legit, but I've seen plenty of Japanese violate the "fingers only" rule. Maybe the customs are different for high-end places, but it's common for food to be served communal style in Japan, and it's bad form to take food from a plate with your fingers. You use the "wrong" end of your chopsticks to take food and place it on your own plate. I was also surprised that he served chutoro. Otoro is the most prized cut of tuna. That anago looked delicious, though.
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[IBQTEE1]

I would have to say Nobu's in Schaumburg.