Livarot wrote: >I have sacrificed my body and my wallet for knowledge. I have visited >every sushi bar within a 20 mile radius. Now, as I wander homeless, >looking like a destitute sumo wrestler, I have peace of mind. > >The best simple, traditional sushi is at Nozawa. One man does it all; he >lets no one else touch his fish. He opens at 6:00pm, and at 6:05, every >seat is taken. How long can he keep up the pace? Five years if we are >lucky. Try him while you can. >[email removed] I do agree excellent sushi. A word of warning, "no Californis rolls & no spicy tuna rolls at Sushi Nozawa." I dont mind but some may. My pick for best sushi anywhere is in New York at Hatsuhana (48th bet Mad & 5th). Sit at the bar downstairs and leave it up to the sushi chef, there is only one chef downstairs. I've been to the best sushi places in L.A. and sadly nothing comes close. : ) Claude Dauman [email removed] ( : President, Matrix Innovations, Inc. http://www.dauman.com Our Regional Delights Food Page : ) Ships Devil Dogs & Yankee Doodles to all 50 states. ( :
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