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July 05, 2009

Sei

Sei, web site, 444 7th Street NW, Washington, DC, 202-783-7007 (Metro Trip Planner - opens in new window) [Washingtonian | WaPo | Don Rockwell | Yelp]

Asian fusion, most of all Japanese but not just. If you go heavy on the small dishes and the sushi and sashimi you can have an excellent meal. The wasabi guacamole is quite interesting, as are the excellent pork buns. The “fish and chips” rolls are recommended as are many of the other rolls. Not cheap. All-white interior with a shi-shi crowd. Overall I have been glad the two times I ate here but beware that at least half of the main courses are boring. If you are afraid of leaving hungry, just stock up on the pork buns.

Posted July 5, 2009 11:17 AM | Permalink  |  Asian (Pan-Asian) , Chinatown/Verizon Center , DC , Japanese , Sushi  | Comments (0)

December 05, 2006

Kotobuki

Kotobuki, web site, 4822 MacArthur Blvd., Washington, DC, near U Street NW, on the second floor, 202-625-9080 (Metro Trip Planner - opens in new window) [Washingtonian | WaPo | MenuPages | City Paper | Don Rockwell | Yelp | Gayot]

The best sushi right now and remarkably cheap, the sushi is only a dollar a piece, yet the quality is very high. A real find. I've been waiting for a price shake-out in the sushi market, and perhaps the time for that has come. The also have Saturday lunch and Sunday dinner, they don't take reservations. A Beatles soundtrack plays all the time. Don't expect good service or comfortable seating, but right now this place is essential dining. The shumai and lobster sushi are especially good, in addition to the usual winners.

Posted December 5, 2006 06:07 AM | Permalink  |  Georgetown , Japanese , Other , Reader Recommended , Sushi , The Best  | Comments (0)

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