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Best Sushi Places

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Let me follow up on plantmanky's question...

 

Are we talking about eating raw fish or not? I didn't get a lot from the other explanation.

 

I am still a little confused as to the difference myself. I figure I eat raw hotdogs, so this stuff cant be that bad right.

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Anyone ever been to the Green Papaya in Oakley/Hyde Park. I've heard its a little pricier, but also very good.

In Louisville I like Osaka on Frankfort Avenue and Sapporo on Bardstown Road the best. Maido on Frankfort Avenue is fantastic as well but I don't often get the sushi there.

I am still a little confused as to the difference myself. I figure I eat raw hotdogs, so this stuff cant be that bad right.

 

You'll be fine, take CWB up on his offer. I bet you come away liking it.

I am still a little confused as to the difference myself. I figure I eat raw hotdogs, so this stuff cant be that bad right.
As MJ said, some have cooked meats in them that you can order. Some rolls contain no meat.

New to sushi. How is the stuff at Kroger compared to restaurants?

 

Is Mr Sushi in downtown an good?

Went to the place in Mason (Kyojin) today. we had a couple of other things to do, but that place was just about worth a 170-mile round trip all by itself. 32 different kinds of sushi on the $9.95 lunch buffet; there were lots I had never had before. Personal favorites (that I can remember) - Boston roll, Ohio roll, East roll, anything with salmon on or in it.

 

In the words of Ahnald - "I'll be back."

Went to the place in Mason (Kyojin) today. we had a couple of other things to do, but that place was just about worth a 170-mile round trip all by itself. 32 different kinds of sushi on the $9.95 lunch buffet; there were lots I had never had before. Personal favorites (that I can remember) - Boston roll, Ohio roll, East roll, anything with salmon on or in it.

 

In the words of Ahnald - "I'll be back."

 

Glad to here there's another BGP fan :thumb:

Where is the best place in downtown Cincinnati?

Where is the best place in downtown Cincinnati?

 

Never been, but I've heard good things about Fusian.

I have been eating sushi for about 10 years. Teak has always been my favorite. I just recently found Mae Ploy (by Lowes in Highland Heights). Hands down the best I have ever had. Wait until the end of the month as the sushi chef is on vacation visiting his family in Japan.

Kroger in Newport .

I recommend New Garden in Ft. Thomas. Inexpensive and big big pieces of fish in your sushi. They also have really good dishes other than sushi for cheap.

In Louisville I like Osaka on Frankfort Avenue and Sapporo on Bardstown Road the best. Maido on Frankfort Avenue is fantastic as well but I don't often get the sushi there.

 

Oishii on Taylorsville Road near Bardstown Road is also fantastic.

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