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The Best Sushi Restaurants In Philly
From splurge-worthy omakase spots to low-key places for maki on the go, these are the best sushi restaurants in town.
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Royal Sushi & Izakaya
Royal Sushi & Izakaya in Queen Village does the best sushi omakase in the city and has a fun bar up front.
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Shiroi Hana
Shiroi Hana is a sleek two-story Japanese restaurant in Rittenhouse that’s been a bastion for business people for over 30 years.
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Jomon Japanese BBQ
Jomon Japanese BBQ is a Center City spot that features yakiniku-style table grilling and Happy Hour deals.
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Omakase By Yanaga
Stop by Omakase By Yanaga in Fishtown for a 25-course seafood-heavy meal full of truly excellent small bites and a wine pairing on a celebratory night.
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Izakaya By Yanaga
Izakaya By Yanaga is a great Happy Hour spot in Fishtown with a long menu of Japanese small plates and sushi.
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QU Japan Bistro Bar
QU Japan Bistro Bar in Center City has a Happy Hour where you can load up with $6 rolls, gyoza, and fried rice.
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The Best Sushi Restaurants In Philly
From splurge-worthy omakase spots to low-key places for maki on the go, these are the best sushi restaurants in town.
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Kei Sushi Restaurant
Kei Sushi Restaurant in Graduate Hospital has a pretty small space, so it’s easy to relax at the sushi counter and eat some mackerel, hamachi, and salmon belly.
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Ikki Japanese Cuisine & Bar
Ikki Japanese Cuisine & Bar, right down the street from the Liberty Bell, serves some of the best sushi in Philly.
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Kaiseki
Kaiseki in Callowhill is a takeout sushi spot serving up large combination platters that can feed a few people.
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Midori Sushi
Midori Sushi in Society Hill is a pretty casual place with just a handful of seats and some of the best sushi in town.
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Kinme
This Midtown Village BYOB has a long bar, a handful of tables that work great for a small group hangout, and reasonably-priced sushi that's some of the best in town.
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Sampan
With its purple walls and loungey feel, Sampan may feel a bit outdated, but the pan-Asian food more than makes up for that.
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Serpico
Serpico on South Street is a good date spot with a nice bar and really pretty shared plates.
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Graffiti Bar
You have to walk down an alley next to Sampan to get to Graffiti, an outdoor bar with TVs and cheap drinks during Happy Hour.
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Double Knot
Double Knot is an all-day cafe with a basement izakaya that serves some of the best Japanese food in the city.
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Pod
Pod in West Philly looks like the inside of a spaceship and serves a mix of Chinese and Japanese dishes.