Best Sushi and non-sushi food together, near Palo Alto?

Someone wrote:
|> A sushi loving friend writes:
|>
|> >Hey folks --
|> >
|> >I'm gonna be in the Bay area, but not on sushi-cabal night.  :-(
|> >
|> >I'm coming the 13th for a lickety-split quick trip, and I
|> desperately need
|> >recommendations for a Monday night place near or in Palo Alto
|> (Hyatt
|> >Rickeys) -- help!
|> >
|> >I'm taking out a Texan and a Swede who do like sushi both but may
|> want some
|> >cooked alternatives too.
|>
|> Any suggestions?
|>
|> TIA
|>
|> jc
|>
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If it were just for sushi, I'd say Toshi's Sushiya.  Given this request, it's FukiSushi.

j

Someone wrote:
> Higashi West in downtown Palo Alto. First rate sushi,
> although perhaps not the variety some would like, and
> interesting Japanese-French fusion dishes. Not cheap.

Absolutely.  Call ahead for reservations, it's not a very big place.  Quite yummy, though.

--Joe  (who doesn't like sushi himself...)

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