Juicy Sushi in White Plains

[Jon1856]

While looking at LoHud for update on another matter, saw this bit of news.
At least is seems to be fresh, cheap, and NOT pizza or fusion ;>D
Lunch with Liz: Juicy Sushi in White Plains
This just in: There’s now bubble tea and really good (and cheap) sushi in White Plains, thanks to Eddie Cheung, who just opened Juicy Sushi on Main Street near Broadway.
http://lizjohnson.lohudblogs.com/2009...

[applesauce23]

stopped by juicy sushi today to pick up some bubble tea. the lychee bubble tea (w/o milk) was amazing. my dh really loved it. i liked my taro bubble tea, but it was little on the watery side. the flavor was perfect though. the boba was a little on the small side though. it's great to have a bubble tea place in wp.

[RawTunaFan]

Well, how was the sushi>? and the fish? was it fresh?

[applesauce23]

only tried the bubble tea...sorry!

[Dim Sum Diva]

Is this place still open? Tried calling and the phone was disconnected. Anyone know?

[wplady]

They're gone

[kaaaassss]

I thought everyone said it was good. wonder why it failed.

[pabboy]

Maybe because sushi is not suppose to be cheap nor is it suppose to be juicy.

[anonymouse1935]

What a disgusting name, no wonder they're gone.

For really good bubble tea, try the Bubble Shop at the Golden Village supermarket on Central Ave. in Scarsdale.

[Dim Sum Diva]

I never got to try this place, but I am for any type of restaurant in the downtown WP area that serves healthy food as an alternative to the many other fat-laden offerings in the area.

[martyl9]

thanks Jon. Instead of getting a hot dog at Kisco Kosher; go accross to Juciy Sushi. the link at LoHud looks great

[Jon1856]

Thanks marty19.However it is located on Main Street, near Broadway (RT 22) and not on Post Road/RT 22. Across the Street from Walmart/ Number One Broadway.
We looked at it this morning, on way back from Gym.
It was still early so store was closed. Looked interesting and I will be back to check out sushi-GF does not understand uncooked fish LOL
And I looked up bubble tea:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_tea

[dhammer53]

Between this and Melt, White Plains may be on to something.

[kaaaassss]

It would be nice to have more affordable, quick options in white plains.