Anyone like Sushi?

[lovemachine]

Where? The one next to Wal-Mart is junk. The problem with Sushi is that it is really good or really bad. OP where is the Sushi place in Brownsburg?

Green street (267). It's right next to the bridal shop. I heard its a nice one, lil expensive though.

 

[phrozen5100]

Legend Buffet has all-you-can-eat sushi as well as Chinese buffet. Sushi there is prepared by an actual sushi chef, and it's pretty good. The best part? It's only about $6 for lunch.

 

[Scutter01]

I've had sushi at a couple of very good sushi places but I haven't found anything I liked yet. My daughter absolutely adores unagi, though.

 

[Woodsman]

The Tekki Maki rolls are delicious. Mix a little soy sauce with some wasabi and then set the roll sections into the bowl to soak up the soy & wasabi. Follow by large pulls on a Sapporo. It doesn't get much better than that!

 

[rockhopper46038]

I'm a big fan, although I haven't ventured much into the real exotic offerings. To my limited palate, Wasabi and Wild Orchid up in the north 'burbs both do a nice job; I used to like Sakura, but lately I think they've gone downhill a bit. Ichiban on Bash was a nice, inexpensive place, but they may have moved. I haven't tried the really high dollar places like H2O, Oceanaire, or others in Indianapolis that people have spoken about.

 

[printcraft]

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Seaweed wrapper has a "different" taste. Very good, but different.

 

[iChokePeople]

LOVE good sushi. Believe it or not, you can get very good sushi in Terre Haute at the Umi Grill on 3rd Street/US 41. I need to try some of these Indy establishments you guys are pointing out. If any of you are new to sushi and going to try out the Umi, let me know and I'll help you with some suggestions for a first-timer. I've taken a lot of people there who said they didn't like sushi, and now they've been converted.

 

[ATOMonkey]

Being a country boy, I always thought that sushi would be gross too. Not the case at all. It is freakin' fantastic. Only down side is that there's so little of it.

 

[Ogre]

Yokohama in Greenwood is my favorite.

 

[Cwood]

Mmmmm sushi!!!!!!

Always looking for a place to try out.

 

[theweakerbrother]

Spicy Tuna Rolla. That is all.

 

[Armed Citizen]

Just go in with an open mind. Try to put aside the negative things you've heard, especially who've never tried it, but their friend did... By wanting to give it a try, you're halfway there. Enjoy!

This sounds wrong on so many levels. Sounds like it should be a banner on one of those marches.

 

[Fletch]

My aunt had a Pekingese named Sushi. That's about as close as I'm likely to get.

 

[miles2253]

Since I was sationed in Japan for three years, I have become some what of a sushi snob. That being said, the new Martin's they built in Warsaw actually has pretty good sushi.

 

[Clay]

Sushi is awesome! I had the "Yuck, raw fish!" mentality until I tried it a few years ago. Not all sushi is raw, and most of the cooked stuff Ive had is EXCELLENT! Once I really started liking the cooked sushi, I would branch out into the more traditional raw sushi, and its really surprising how good raw fish can be.

 

[ArmedProgrammer]

Go for it... all the cool kids are doing it...

 

[Fletch]

It's not a "yuck, raw fish!" thing for me. I have a lot of friends who've gotten sick from bad sushi, and that severely diminishes my interest.

 

[slimplmbr]

Sushi ROCKS!!! The wife and I love it, our bank account hates it. If you are going to give sushi a try DO NOT try at a buffet type place first go to a sushi bar. I would reccommend Sapporo Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar. Mr. Kim is an excellent itamae. We have always had excellent service and of all the sushi places we have been to, they were the best. A place I was truely disappointed with was Wasabi. Good luck with your sushi adventure and happy fishing!

 

[Tripp11]

Love sushi. Favorite place after trying out at least 10 different sushi places in/around Indianapolis would be OceanWorld at 1206 W. 86th Street. My thought is you judge an ethnic restaurant by the number of ethnic people eating in the establishment. Such a thought has never let me down.

 

[Fletch]

My thought is you judge an ethnic restaurant by the number of ethnic people eating in the establishment.

Does it have to be the same ethnicity? If you walk into a Chinese restaurant and see a bunch of Italians eating there, does that mean it's good or bad?