Sushi House 21

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This neighborhood sushi counter delivers the full spectrum of Japanese eating culture—from carefully composed nigiri and sashimi to steaming bowls of ramen and late-night yakitori skewers—with the kind of unfussy execution that comes from doing one thing well rather than chasing trends. The owner's direct relationship with suppliers shows in the quality of fish and the precision of rice temperature, while the casual izakaya atmosphere welcomes both solo diners at the bar and groups lingering over sake pairings. Here, you're getting the repertoire of a Japanese kitchen without the glossy pretense.

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