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sushi south of the river?

3 posts · Nov 3, 1998 to Nov 4, 1998

Janet S.CS Dept, University of Texas at AustinNov 3, 1998
Someone wrote:
>Are there any restaurants south of the river that specialize in sushi?
>And for that matter, what, in all of your Oh So Humble Opinions :) is the
>best sushi in town, both bang for buck and Pure D. Favorites?

There's Seoul Sushi, on S. First, a block north of William Cannon. The sushi there is fine, but what I go there for is the Korean food, which is the best in town that I have found.

Cheers,
Janet
Rajat D.ICGNetcomNov 4, 1998
Someone wrote:
>Are there any restaurants south of the river that specialize in sushi?
>And for that matter, what, in all of your Oh So Humble Opinions :) is the
>best sushi in town, both bang for buck and Pure D. Favorites?

The sushi at Korea House is decent and cheap the early part of the week.

The best single experience of sushi I've had in Austin was at Musashino when they had mackerel sashimi as a special.  My mouth still waters at the thought of that mackerel, it was so delicious. Musashino is pretty expensive though.

rajat
Clayton C.Nov 4, 1998
Someone wrote:
Someone wrote:
: >Are there any restaurants south of the river that specialize in sushi? : >And for that matter, what, in all of your Oh So Humble Opinions :) is the : >best sushi in town, both bang for buck and Pure D. Favorites?

: The sushi at Korea House is decent and cheap the early part of the : week.

Not any more.  Alas, the days of the Sun-Wed special sushi prices are gone, and the regular sushi prices have gone up.  :-(

At least one can get stone clam now.   Mmmmmmmm.

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