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    Sushi D

    3.3 (164 reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Closed 11:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Sashimi Sampler
    Karlene W.

    Sushi D is the first date we've ever been on as a couple. It is a quaint place where couples or friends can come to enjoy a meal while catching up on old times. The service is good and fast. You don't have to wait too long for your meal. The fish is fresh and melts on your palate. I believe we fell in love after this first date.

    Susama For 2
    Edwin S.

    Ordered delivery for Sushi D on Grubhub. Fast, standard, D for doing alright. Sushi D came across as a popular Grubhub sushi restaurant on the app for those living in downtown Brooklyn. Despite inflation, pricing is relatively standard and so is the food. The lack of wow factor, the normality and the regular ness. Need I say more? Best part though, the delivery was faster than expected! So that's a definite plus.

    Oshiko Roll
    Garima G.

    I tried - oshinko roll - pickled radish. This was delicious verdant roll - this had cucumber, asparagus, tamago with honey wasabi- a definitely unique flavor and I enjoyed it. This spot has variety of vegetarian options and it's good for a quick cheap delivery in this area

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    Stephanie L.

    I'm sorry...I paid $20 for this chicken katsu curry. This is what I got. I'll just let the photo speak for itself.

    Kani salad
    Jaclyn C.

    When a sushi place has the word "sushi" in its restaurant name, one can usually assume that the place is just average; and that's exactly what Sushi D was - forgettable and the typical norm of "just ok". Upon walking in, the place totally smelt of a strong bleach; totally like a Clorox type. The place was clean and the decor was nice, but not enough to encourage me that my meal would be up to my standards. I started with a kani salad- pretty hard to mess up - it was fine, but a little too much cucumber instead of kani. Please don't do this! I want a KANI salad; not CUCUMBER. Totally a pet peeve; all and all, it was my favorite part of the meal. Then for the main event I ordered a spicy tuna hand roll ($5.50!) and it was very strange - it had powdered wasabi and panko flakes instead of the usual smooth spicy paste. It was dry and loaded with rice; not cool. I also bought a $9 Dragon roll that was again, mostly rice and the eel was pretty nonexistent. I'm not sure if there's an eel shortage going on or what, but for $9, I was expecting a bit more "wow" factor than what I got. Ehhh... Sushi D was more like a C honestly....

    Dragon Roll
    Sophia S.

    I normally really like Sushi D, but the dragon roll I ordered today was significantly worse than the basic rolls and the rainbow rolls I've ordered before. The eel was really dry? I don't understand it at all. It crumbled when I picked it out of the roll and tasted like it had gone bad.

    Christina T.

    Nor sure I'll ever be able to eat sushi anywhere else Beef Negemaki (they did something extra) Soft shell crab Sashimi platter (topics were to die for especially the strawberry sauce) Sushi player Pork gyoza One red wine One beer One amazing night with ABOVE AVERAGE FOOD CUSTOMER service was AMAZING Dope atmosphere Surprisingly nice music played at the right volume

    BBQ chicken skewers.
    Eric A.

    A so-so sushi restaurant smack dab in downtown Brooklyn. Definitely not where you would go for truly authentic Japanese cuisine or even a bustling nightlife like you would in the city, but again its sleepy Brooklyn. I started off with a plate of BBQ chicken skewers. They were decently grilled and drizzled with a teriyaki glaze. One of the better dishes here. For my sushi, I ordered a Tempura roll and an Eel & Avocado roll. They were mehhh. Not bad, but also not the best I've had. And to round things out I ordered the vegetable fried rice. This was actually my most favorite dish out of everything they served, even though it was also obviously one of the easiest to make. Sometimes, the best food really is cheap food. :)

    Eel Cucumber Roll
    Caroline R.

    The kani said was very good! It had a lot more kani than I expected. Good, mild dressing.

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    Not the Sushi D I used to know and love. Over salted and largely flavorless soups. Freezer burned mochi. What a disappointment!

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    2 years ago

    Fast service & fresh food. Sometimes the sushi rice is too thick trying to compensate for less fish. Also not enough ginger

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    Dry sushi that didn't taste fresh. I should have looked at Yelp before ordering on seamless

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    The food was delivered all smashed together. My sons bubble tea spilt all over. And nothing was fresh.

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    Dry crunchy hard rice! unflavored yet salty food small portions for unreasonable price

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    4.5(377 reviews)
    0.8 miProspect Heights
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    What a great meal! We shared the Kaishin don, mentai pasta, and then 2 rolls between 2 of us. We…read morewere originally just going to order one roll but then the waitress told us it wouldn't be enough food but then we ended up having a ton of leftovers, so next time I wouldn't order that again. The Kaishin don was the star. The fish was so fresh and the seaweed added a nice crunch. The mentai pasta was nice a creamy and the bacon bits added nice flavor. The rolls were also good but nothing to write home about so I might sub these for another dish the next time. Service was great and will definitely find myself back here at some point!

    Ozakaya has been high on my list since I heard about it a few months ago, so my friend and I went…read morefor dinner this past Friday. Reservations become available 14 days in advance on Resy, so I'd highly recommend booking early to secure a table during normal eating hours. Sadly, since it was just the two of us, we couldn't sample as much of the menu as we wanted. Our server recommended a hot appetizer and a fancier option from their Summer Special menu: KARAAGE - 14 Each order came with five thick pieces of chicken karaage. The chicken arrived hot and juicy, seasoned well enough to be enjoyed on its own or dipped in the side of shichimi mayo. This was a great appetizer to share, and I'd recommend it if you're looking for a reliable classic. TEMAKI SET - 95 Served in roughly an 8"x8" wooden box, this set was lavishly topped toro, Hokkaido uni, ikura, and possibly Iberian ham, with crispt nori sheets on the side to make DIY handrolls. After scooping a bit of everything into a little wrap, I was greeted with the most intense, fresh sea flavors. The toro and Iberian ham were fatty and buttery, blending seamlessly with the velvety smooth uni and the fresh, bursting pops of ikura. I had to pause after every bite just to deeply savor it, and I lost count of how many times I said, "Wow, this is so good." Since I don't live in NYC, I generally avoid repeating restaurants even if I enjoyed them. However, Ozakaya is an exception to this rule -- it's easily one of the best meals I've eaten during all my recent visits. I don't know where they source their seafood, but it's incredibly fresh and packed with umami. Even days after, I'm still thinking about the velvety sweetness of that uni, and I can't wait for my next visit.

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    Tora

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    4.5(65 reviews)
    2.8 miBushwick

    Have been here a handful of times now and think it's pretty solid for the area! Have never been for…read moredinner so can only speak for the lunch vibe, but I have found the service to be great and the lighting is nice because there are floor to ceiling windows. The menu is pretty diverse with various appetizers, sushi, and also ramen/curry so your standard izakaya fare. One of my favorite dishes here has been the chirashi. The fish was very fresh and it's pretty affordable. I've only ever been here in groups of two and I probably would recommend it for smaller groups because the space itself is small and most of the tables are two-seaters if I recall correctly.

    Cuisine: 8 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 8 Another Thai owned Japanese restaurant specializing in izakaya style cuisine in Bushwick. It's been open for a few years, so clearly it has a good enough formula to keep the neighborhood happy. I have been here once before, but returned last week after dining several meals at Tomoni in Jackson Heights. Apparently, the owners are friends. Nonetheless, I needed to make the comparison. After my first few bites of their Tora Don and Chirashi Don, it was clear that this restaurant has the better quality seafood. Each slice of sashimi had vibrant colors, clean taste, and the proper texture. Tomoni is not bad, but fall slightly short of this caliber. With that said, there is an even farther gap between their rice quality. Though Tora is very good, Tomoni produces nearly perfect texture and acidity for my taste buds. Other than the best omakase restaurants in NYC, Tomoni shines as one of the best versions of sushi rice in the five boroughs. Service is good and space is cute. If I have a craving for some decent Japanese food, I would drive 20 minutes here for a meal anytime.

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    Izakaya Tenzo

    4.5(22 reviews)
    0.9 miBedford Stuyvesant

    While wandering through Bed-Stuy on a weekday evening, my husband and I decided to try out this new…read moresushi spot. It wasn't terrible--but I had a lot of mixed feelings. Food: 3/5 I'm a huge sushi fan, so I was excited when I saw a deluxe sashimi set on the menu. Unfortunately, it didn't quite hit the mark. The scallop was thinly sliced and lacked the rich texture I was hoping for. The salmon and other cuts were decent, but short and oddly shaped--chunky yet small, which made the whole presentation feel a bit off for something labeled deluxe. We also tried to branch out and ordered the short rib entree. For $21, it was shockingly small--definitely a single-person portion, not sharable. I added extra ikura to a salmon donburi bowl for $2, but it was barely a teaspoon's worth--just enough to say it was there. Oddly, the salmon slices in that bowl were thinner than the sashimi we had just eaten, and overall, it left me still hungry even after sharing a maki roll. Lastly, my husband ordered a green salad, which somehow took the entire meal service to arrive. When it finally came, it was just plain romaine, cucumbers, radish, and dressing. For a dinner that clocked in at over $150 (after tip), we definitely left underwhelmed. Service: 3/5 This part wasn't bad, just confusing. We were seated quickly, but the pacing of the meal was strange. Our seaweed salad and soups came out promptly, but the green salad came last, after the hot dishes and nearly after my husband finished eating. Also, a small thing--but when I'm paying $16 for four oysters, I want to know what kind they are. The menu just said "West Coast oysters," but our server couldn't tell us the variety or origin. Not a huge deal, but it added to a general lack of polish that didn't quite match the pricing. I don't think I'd return. For the price, there are better sushi options in Brooklyn with higher quality, better portions, and clearer service. Still, I appreciate new spots opening up in the neighborhood, and I'm always happy to try something new. Hopefully they refine the menu and service with time.

    Izakaya Tenzo is a welcome addition to the BedStuy food scene. They'd been on my radar for a while…read moreand we stopped in on a Saturday evening when we wanted dinner but not anything too heavy. This fit the bill exactly. We started with the salmon belly carpaccio which I'd say isn't really a carpaccio because the salmon isn't sliced as thinly as you'd expect. But! I mention that just to set expectations. Nomenclature aside, it's an excellent appetizer. Served in a truffle and ponzu sauce, the salmon is lightly seared which yields two different textures to the fish. It practically melts in your mouth. Highly recommend this dish. For my entree I went with the trio don, which is 6 pieces of sashimi served over your choice of plain or sushi rice (sushi rice for me). The fish was fresh and flavorful. The portion was perfect for me. My boyfriend ordered a yellowtail roll and enjoyed that as well. We also shared a carafe of the cold house sake. I'd definitely come back and try more items on the menu. It's great for sharing and trying new dishes. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the prices were very reasonable.

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