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must eat Sushi resteraunts in Tokyo area
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2010/12/9 01:41
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I'll be in japan for a week in may and I'll be staying in khaosan ninja hostel. I was wondering if there was some must of sushi places in tokyo cheap and expensive. I was searching through sites/forums and there was so many I didn't know where to start. I would just like recommendations and even other type of resteraunts is good. Also if there is any good places by the place I'm staying that would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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by Richard (guest)
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too many is right
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2010/12/14 11:54
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IMHO, nearly all the kaitenzushi (sushi train) in Ueno/Akihabara are good too and cheaper (high competition). There isn't a lot of difference in freshness since the market is not that far away so you'd probably do just as well there. If Tsukiji is on your list of sights to see, you can easily kill two birds with one stone by eating sushi there. If you prefer another dish, then the Kaisendon (seafood bowl) places right next to Tsukiji market's entrance (the crowded area where all the people are shopping) are also good and cheap to boot. CNN posted a story about a Michelin Guide 3 (or was it 4) star sushi place a couple weeks back you can check out if you have the cash. I might have blogged a couple more on my site if you've time to read. http://metropolitansushi.com/blog
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by jmarkley
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umegaoka midori zushi HONKAN
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2010/12/14 15:10
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UMEGAOKA SUSHI MIDORI HONKAN, 15min from shinjyuku this is famous sushi restaurant which has many branches in Tokyo, but, main restaurant ,at UMEGAOKA odakyu line, on only Monday, 11:00~21:00 you can eat as much as you want 90min. 3780yen for man. 3150yen for woman. attention, you must wait long time, but worth to go if you want to eat expensive neta sushi. http://www.sushinomidori.co.jp/honkan.html
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by masako (guest)
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Thank you
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2010/12/14 23:12
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Thanks alot for the information and suggestions I initially didn't have much time in Tokyo so I wanted to make best use of my time and eat at the well known places. But things changed andi got mre time now but I'll definitly check out those places. I also was looking to get a Michelin guide to try atleat 1 upscale place.
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