Someone wrote: |> I am in Portland and in love with sushi but don't know good places. ANy |> suggestions?TIA |> [email removed] There are lots of places in Portland, I'm no expert on sushi, but here are some places I've been to and liked (sorry I don't know the names of all the places but you should be able to find them from my directions). Let me know what you think of them: * Samida's (NE Sandy Blvd. at about 78th. * Bush Garden (Downtown on 9th & Morrison in the parking garage across the street from the Gallaria) * Tampopo (Downtown on sidestreet off SW Broadway, one block north of the Benson Hotel, around the corner from Mary's club) * (Name ??) NW 21st & Johnson (across the street from Seafood Momma's) * (Name ??) SW Macadam, South of John's Landing, just past Buffalo Gap, almost to the Sellwood Bridge. Fun place where they sometimes have sumo wrestling on TVs. * Sapparo, Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway, Raleigh Hills
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In article , [email removed] (David Schwabe) wrote: > Someone wrote: > |> I am in Portland and in love with sushi but don't know good places. ANy > |> suggestions?TIA > |> [email removed] > > There are lots of places in Portland, I'm no expert on sushi, > but here are some places I've been to and liked (sorry I don't > know the names of all the places but you should be able to find > them from my directions). Let me know what you think of them: > > [plenty of good selections snipped to save b.w.] And don't forget, out in Beaverton: Marinepolis / Sushiland. It isn't the very best sushi I've ever had, but it's still not at all bad, and the prices are very reasonable, especially compared to the fancier up-market sushi bars. And best of all, it's patronised by quite a few Japanese folks living in the Portland metro area... if it's good enough for them, it's good enough period! Also, isn't Zen still open downtown? I recall some good fish there, as well as bowls of edamame (green steamed soybeans in the pod). Yum!