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: I was just thinking she'd probably be more likely to drop an extra 3 bucks : at the grocery store than she would be to make an evening of the experiment. : Could you recommend a place, Kenji? I never did manage to find very good : sushi in Chicago, but I never looked very hard.
I'm neither japanese or from an area known for fresh fish (Arkansas), so it's possible (probable?) that I've never had truly good sushi. However, I fell in love with Sushi Naniwa last summer, and go there quite often. It's at roughly 600 N. Wells, right on the corner. I've never had anything but the freshest fish there, it never smells like fish, and has a wonderful texture. They have a fairly diverse menu, including lots of non-fish items, so you could easily order something non-fish and a few pieces of sushi a la carte.
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