best place to get sushi?

 Esther F. wrote:
 >
 >Sushi Kim's sushi is good, but you must get there when they're
 >actually making it!  Especially at lunch, there are limited hours when
 >the sushi bar is open.

 I'll second this.  I've had some very good sushi and some downright
 gnarly sushi from Sushi Kim.  I'll still go, though, because the
 Korean entrees and decor can't be beat.  I haven't figured out how to
 correctly time arrival for fresh sushi.

 Doug

 Someone wrote:
 > Just a note about Fay's directions to Kotobuki: Babcock Blvd crosses
 > McKnight Rd three or four times in the approx five miles north of the
 > exit off 279.  On stormy nights, you can still hear the desperate
 > cries of people who turned at the wrong crossing and never found their way
 > out of the North Hills. I'm pretty sure it's not the first
 > crossing, but can't remember which it is.

 Turn off McKnight onto Babcock right after the light just past the
 Northway Mall (Borders/Dick's, etc.).

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 Ben Cox