I ordered salmon belly ($3.85), yellowtail belly ($3.25), tuna belly (8.25$, albacore (2.60), yellowfin tuna ($3.00), and salmon eggs ($3.00) topped with a quail egg ($1.00). They sell nigiri by the piece which is great for sampling. It was like every other miso soup I've ever had, which was a good thing. I started with a cup of miso soup which sells for $2.50 during happy hour. They made the cut and I decided to expand my ordering. The fish tasted fresh and beautifully presented. I was impressed by the look of the fresh fish in the case, so I decided to start with the happy hour sashimi sampler which came with 4 generous pieces of fish for $7.75 (which is a steal). Not a good sign, but I decided to stick it out, if nothing else, to remove it from my list of restaurants to visit while in Minneapolis.Īs I do at any new sushi restaurant, I ordered a few pieces to test out the fish quality and preparation style. I joked that I had read this was the best sushi in town, and he appeared caught off guard. I sat alone at the sushi bar and met Ross who was behind the counter. I took this as a good sign given it was only 5:30pm. I arrived early for happy hour and the restaurant had a decent number of. Fortunately, I got lucky with a good meal. I do not typically eat sushi on Sunday or Monday, but had a craving and decided to take a chance.
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