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Yoshimatsu.
On Campbell Avenue north of Grant, south of Glenn.
Beneath the cool, healing pine.
Go.
Nowhere else for many miles
serves, with fond care,
such sinuous, shimmering
jewels from the sea.The separate sushi room serves
Better than most of what you'd find in LA.
Much better.
Go.Lunch is calm pleasure.
Dinner, happy hour
More boiterous.Also great dining room - more rural Japan - for bentos, undon, et alia.
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Yoshimatsu Healthy Japanese Food
2660 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719›1 Reply -
Just spotted this. I have to add my two cents in favor of Sushi Yukari. http://www.robinbadart.net/sushiyukari/
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Sushi Yukari
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Try Yamato up on 1st and Grant -- the restaurant owner is the only sushi chef, the place closes when he goes back to Japan, he cures his own salmon, tons of regulars. Sachiko (Wilmot and Speedway) is also pretty good. Sushi Saga on Speedway has some interesting (and good) "southwestern" takes on sushi.
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re: drexar
Second the rec for Yamato - my favorite sushi restaurant. Sachiko is pretty good. The place on Broadway and Alvernon is called Sushi Garden, and it's not that great. Focused on AYCE. Sushi Cho and Broadway and Campbell gives you a lot of rice on their sushi - more so than any other place I've seen, and I've been eating sushi since I was 8.
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Sushi Garden Restaurant
15 N Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711
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re: mrbigshotno.1
That's Sushi Garden. I hadn't been there in years, a friend says it's great, but we'd only gone there for the AYCE lunch years ago (and a couple of owners ago),it was pretty arn good for the price then (so you lower your standards for an AYCE- you're not going to get toro or a lot of yellowtail)
I now have to go there at night to see what the sushi offerings are. Who owns the place now, does anybody know?
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Sushi Garden Restaurant
15 N Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711
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