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Just trying to some good Sushi Spots that are not in the NOBU Price range. Mid to downtown areas,etc...Usually my meal of choice before I go out, just want to find some good quality stuff.

shit, I can't for the life of me remember the name, but there is a great little Sushi Spot on West 4th Street right by Love.

Sushi Park by St. Marks Place isnt bad...50% off sushi after 7pm i believe

There's this other place up around the East 80's, that had a really good all-you-can-eat place, think the name is Yuka or something.

EAST - a chain throughout the city, but the quality isnt bad either..and actually the one on E44st near Grand Central has some kickass Yakitori, Tuesdays 50% off

I've heard these places r great too - Haru, Matsuri, tomoe sushi, blue ribbon (I *think* that costs a bit less than Nobu)

sushi lounge....rt 46 totowa

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Originally posted by Scoops sushi lounge....rt 46 totowa

not sure if that fits into the midtown - downtown criteria he had.

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Originally posted by zizack not sure if that fits into the midtown - downtown criteria he had.

whoops..my bad

There is a great spot next to Katz's Deli Downtown, I forget the name though.

Momoya - 7th and 21st. Great stuff there...and the quality is excellent.

sakae sushi - east 43rd between lex and 3rd. don't be confused by the conveyor belt, the sushi is very fresh if ordered a la carte.

yama - east 49th between 1st and 2nd, or houston, west of broadway. another one on carmine place. hugh jass pieces for the price you pay.

asiakan on W 94th. I know its not downtown, but they have the FRESHEST sushi I have ever had, and the food and cocktails are AMAZING. The vibe is awesome.....think andy warhol (sp?) buddha style. Very mad, and they have a mod lounge with fancy cocktails and couches and chilllll house music playing.

LOVE it.

Tomoe - it's on Thompson and the corner of Houston. Best sushi I've eaten, they don't take reservations so you might have to wait a bit. But it's worth it.

Blue Ribbon Sushi - 119 Sullivan St. btwn Prince and Spring streets

Probably the best tasting sushi I've had around the city, and really fresh. Prices are average to maybe a bit above average for a sushi restaurant, but definitely not Nobu prices. There's one in SoHo and in Park Slope.

http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/blue-ribbon-sushi/

http://www.blueribbonrestaurants.co..._sushi_man_main

Where exactly? Thats close to me but I never been.
I have that Mitsui place in hotel by the circle on 46, Little ferry..

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Originally posted by Scoops sushi lounge....rt 46 totowa

They deliver..

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Originally posted by zizack not sure if that fits into the midtown - downtown criteria he had.

azuki around 12th i believe..try the azuki roll

sushi samba next door to it

i was so pissed off last winter - i was driving in madd Traffic (Tiesto), and it was raining so I wound up gettin stuck in The Blizzard (Kalopsia). I couldn't wait to get home and take a Silver Bath (Plastic Boy) and meet up with my girlfriend a lil later for some Sushi (Sander van Doorn).

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Originally posted by Blake Blue Ribbon Sushi - 119 Sullivan St. btwn Prince and Spring streets Probably the best tasting sushi I've had around the city, and really fresh. Prices are average to maybe a bit above average for a sushi restaurant, but definitely not Nobu prices. There's one in SoHo and in Park Slope. http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/blue-ribbon-sushi/ http://www.blueribbonrestaurants.co..._sushi_man_main

+1
Randomly decided to check this place out for lunch a couple weeks ago and loved it.

try sushi samba

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Originally posted by Dany Veltri Tomoe - it's on Thompson and the corner of Houston. Best sushi I've eaten, they don't take reservations so you might have to wait a bit. But it's worth it.

I have been going to Tomoe for about a decade now. Its one amazing joint in my opinion. It looks like a hall in a wall but if you come in a party of four after 5-6pm, you are waiting at least half hour outside. Its mostly same story if it�s two of you but ITS SO WORTH THE WAIT!!!

I am going to Megu downtown this Friday but even though it�s on a fancy side, its great and I love it especially because of the interior. www.megunyc.com

I tried out www.geisharestaurant.com two weeks ago and loved everything on the menu & on top of that I haven't had such diverse sashimi deluxe served to me in NYC before. Tomoe sashimi deluxe comes close but not by far.

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Originally posted by ReenTeenTeen I have been going to Tomoe for about a decade now. Its one amazing joint in my opinion. It looks like a hall in a wall but if you come in a party of four after 5-6pm, you are waiting at least half hour outside. Its mostly same story if it�s two of you but ITS SO WORTH THE WAIT!!!

Werd. I've eaten at most of the "high end" sushi places, with the exception of blue ribbon and I think Tomoe's fish is as good, if not better, than any of those other places. If you're just into sushi and sashimi, than Tomoe is definitely the place. But if you like fancy rolls and dishes, then I'd probably skip it.

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Originally posted by Dany Veltri Werd. I've eaten at most of the "high end" sushi places, with the exception of blue ribbon and I think Tomoe's fish is as good, if not better, than any of those other places. If you're just into sushi and sashimi, than Tomoe is definitely the place. But if you like fancy rolls and dishes, then I'd probably skip it.

Tomoe is it...I will check it out. I only eat Sashimi.
Thanks Guys.

Haru, downtown on beaver st. is terrible avoid it at all costs.

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Originally posted by Uncle ED Tomoe is it...I will check it out. I only eat Sashimi. Thanks Guys.

I also love sashimi, so I really then suggest you try www.geisharestaurant.com It was a bomb

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