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    Sushi Hachi

    4.3 (632 reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Open 11:30 am - 10:30 pm
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    Manhattan
    Austin G.

    For Christmas Eve, my wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I made a reservation at this small sushi spot along Barracks Row. After many accolades and Michelin nods, it was an honor to dine at Sushi Hachi. Here's our experience. 1) Food: To start, we ordered the miso soup and edamame. Both were full of flavor and well prepared, especially the edamame. Sometimes the ones from the grocery store can be slimy. These are not. They are perfect. To eat, I got the shrimp tempura, Chicken Kara-age, and the 8th Street sushi. My wife ordered the Chef's Sushi Platter and swore she will crave the Yellowtail Cilantro Roll. Our daughter enjoyed the California Roll. 2) Drinks: Their cocktails hit each end of the liquor spectrum. My wife enjoyed their Manhattan. The Summer cocktail was a tad sweet, which I found refreshing and unique. 3) Service: It's excellent. The timing, warmth, and attention to our daughter was spot on. 4) Space: It's simple yet inviting inside one long dining room with the sushi counter in the way back. 5) Area: Along Barracks Row, Sushi Hachi is near many other restaurants and local shops. One of the oldest military bases in the country is across the street. There's street parking- paid and free- throughout the neighborhood.

    Erica W.

    The perfect lunch date! My friend and I work from home and we're both craving sushi (most spots do not open until dinner) so we lucked up when we found one open for lunch. Located in the Capitol Hill area, its almost unassuming unless you know what you're looking for. The space was clean & quaint - very quiet - only a few patrons. Our server was so attentive and made his presence known frequently. They cleaned our table after every dish so nothing piled up and constantly asked for feedback which we were happy to offer (no notes). We ordered a few apps - Hamachi, Fried Rice, Spicy Tuna Avocado 8pcs w/ Nigiri Black Snapper, Snapper Miso Ceviche, Edamame, Seaweed Salad with "Dreams Come True" & "Sexy Lip" cocktails to wash it down. We loved everything except the nigiri black snapper which was an acquired taste. This is somewhere I would absolutely return and try their dinner menu

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    Luice T.

    I appreciated that we could walk in on a Monday night without reservations and not feel underdressed. (We had been walking around DC all day) My husband and I each got the chef sushi platter, I thought it was plenty of food, but my husband also ordered an extra salmon roll afterwards. Everything that came in the sushi platter was delicious, though I thought the ceviche was a little too sweet. However, the sushi roll that we got at the end had too much rice (The ratio was off) and was kind of a disappointing way to end the night.

    Zazie D.

    I had a wonderful Mother's Day with my adult son, at Sushi Hachi. It was quiet, which is what I enjoy, while eating sushi, and thinking of Japanese culture. The sushi has always been fresh, beautifully presented, the dishes are so graceful, there were fresh tulips on each table, a perfect lunch with my most favorite first born. And, for the most part of it, we had the restaurant all to ourselves, on Mother's Day, who can ask for more? We had lunch at around 3:30, so it was not quite dinner time and a bit past lunch, for those of you who are thinking Oko, why was it empty on such a busy Sunday? I highly recommend this restaurant. Wonderful experience each time we went. Thank You!

    Snapper Miso Ceviche
    Kaya E.

    Sushi Hachi is a really cozy restaurant nestled in the historic Eastern Market neighborhood. We were able to find parking right in front of the restaurant on a Thursday evening. We were seated quickly at the bar. There weren't too many people so they had plenty of seating. I opted for their Chef's sushi platter. For $30 I felt like you got a lot for what you paid for. Also their regular sushi rolls are super affordable too. Love that! - Edamame was fine nothing special - miso soup was also fine, kind of salty - snapper miso ceviche, loved how colorful it was and the chips that came with it. I do wish it had a little bit of a kick to it. It was a bit too sweet for my liking. - 5 piece nigiri. Tasty. My favorite was the salmon followed by the tuna - Yellowtail cilantro roll. My favorite of the night however it wasn't anything that I would go out of my way for I loved the plates and the small ceramic glasses that they give you with your hot sake. And our waitress was friendly and helpful. Also note that Sushi Hachi was voted one of the best sushi restaurants in DC. Not sure what year this was but congratulations. Thank you!

    8th St.  crabstick, shrimp tempura, avocado, tobiko/eel sauce/japanese mayo rice crunch.
    L.A. D.

    The service was exceptional and expeditious. The food was wonderful. I will definitely return.

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    rebecca A.

    It's kinda a quiet place but the food is very good, expensive tasting fish and hot steak plate is a conversation starter

    Alyssa C.

    Soooo good! I'm in DC often for work and I'm always in the lookout for a good spot for lunch or dinner. This restaurant is in the Capitol Hill area and near Navy Yard where I stayed. The restaurant was not busy on a Monday night. The staff was friendly and helpful. They got me and my dinner date sat quickly and got our orders out quickly too. I ordered a couple sushi rolls and edamame. Also ordered the crème brûlée for dessert. If you're looking for delicious, well made sushi for dinner in a modern place!!

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    Charlotte L.

    This place is such a gem in Capitol Hill! They offer incredible sushi rolls for just $8, along with great specials and platters that are perfect for sharing or sampling a bit of everything. There are also some standout specialty rolls--my favorite was the Capitol Roll. I could've eaten 15 of them--they were that good! The atmosphere strikes a nice balance: it's casual, but with a slightly elevated feel--somewhere between a laid-back sushi spot and a more upscale restaurant. Definitely a go-to for quality sushi at a great price.

    Miso Soup
    Madison S.

    I appreciated Sushi Hachi for seating me (with no reservation) and serving me quickly. I visited for the first time yesterday night before attending a show at the Miracle Theater and was in a bit of a rush, but was still able to enjoy my meal because of how quick and efficient the service was. The food was delicious. I ordered the Chef's Special which, as a nigiri lover, allowed me to try a number of different menu items I wanted without having to order so much food. The Yellowtail Cilantro roll was my favorite. The Snapper Miso ceviche was a bit on the sweet side for me with the yuzu, but the presentation made up for it.

    Chef's platter. Reminds me of a deconstructed poké bowl.
    Mike R.

    Clean, enjoyable food. Terrific ambience and attentive service. Colleague and I stopped through here yesterday. Had it bookmarked for a while based on Yelp reviews. The interiors are beautiful. Service was friendly although it started a bit - odd. They redeemed themselves nicely. I had a CHEF'S PLATTER that showed up looking more like a poké bowl - arranged on a plate. Nicer selection of seafood. There was a piece of fried eel and a piece of smoked octopus along with the other sushi. Nice touch. My colleague got a couple of sushi rolls. The drinks were nice, although the menu is limited on the drink side. They only have about five options. We had miso soup, and edamame (nicely salted) and I had a wonderful SNAPPER CEVICHE. I thought that sounded novel and it definitely tasted as good as I expected it would. Probably my favorite on the table. We also had: +Tasting Platter--EDAMAME, Today's Miso Soup, Veggie (sliced zucchini ) Tempura, Chirashi Bowl (Today's Best Sashimi 10 Pieces Over A Bed Of Sushi Rice), + Shrimp Tempura (needed seasoning) Drink: Summer 夏 Brugal Anejo rum / lime juice/ blueberry/ mints/ club soda ^^ I had two of these they were so good. I like this place and will come back.

    Avinaba C.

    Came here for lunch and had a great experience! We came during the off hour time so it was pretty empty. We got seated very quickly and the sushi was served quickly as well. Staff were friendly and very attentive and the ambiance is nice. It's like a typical sushi place. Great to come for a date or with friends. In terms of food, we ordered their salmon avocado roll, Alaska roll, and their salmon and yellow tail nigiri. All the fish was very fresh and super tasty. We even ordered an extra roll because the first few rolls were so good. To top it off, the food was priced really well so you'll definitely get the best bang for your buck. Would highly recommend!

    Bobbi D.

    Good spot! Service was good. Sushi was yummy. Would like to see more variety in their menu. I'd go back!

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    Daikaya Ramen Shop - Super spicy shoyu

    Daikaya Ramen Shop

    4.1(3.8k reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    Food is always good. One of the few ramen places that I can actually finish my bowl. Favorite ramen…read morein the menu is the Shio, but I gave Mugi-miso a try, and it was really good. Not strong miso flavor that hurts your throat, but still has that umami flavor. Place can get packed especially at dinner. But quick turnaround. Can be a group or solo.

    Absolutely DELIGHTFUL experience at Daikaya Ramen Shop last weekend. We came here during off hours…read morewhen it was raining, and managed to grab a table without having to wait. It should be noted that the A/C is quite powerful in there, especially if you are under a vent. Good thing you're about to have soup! Here, we want to shoutout our server Elmer (we think that's his name!) who was a hero in terms of relocating us from stools to a booth and lowering the music, which was really, really loud. We've gotten so used to not having good customer service that it really shines when you actually get it. Promote Elmer! The ramen here is capital-E Excellent. All of us ordered different ones, and all of them were beyond delicious. The broths are so flavorful, and we appreciated the ground pork (we didn't love the chashu because the meat was a bit tough). The noodles had a great bite to them. Our daughter got the shio, which was perfect for her because it was the most simple one. One of us got the shoyu, which has more depth, and ordered it with the extra veggies on top. The other one got the spicy shoyu, and that one had the right amount of kick--like, legitimately spicy, but you're not writhing in pain. We wish there were some fresh starters on the menu (like a cucumber salad, etc), but there's only fried stuff. Finally, we need to mention that the soft serve sesame ice cream was NEXT LEVEL. Like, do not NOT order it. So creamy, so smooth, perfect balance of sweet and salty--it essentially tasted like frozen halva. We would go back just for the ice cream alone!! Never change that flavor! So, to recap: nice ambience with incredible food and service. Four very happy stars and we'd highly recommend it to others. It got us all excited for our trip to Japan later this month.

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    Ko Japanese Dining

    Ko Japanese Dining

    4.5(73 reviews)
    3.4 miDupont Circle

    I have had this restaurant bookmarked for the last two years since they opened and finally got a…read morechance to eat dinner there. I was impressed and by the experience and would definitely come back for a Japanese meal that did not focus solely on ramen or sushi. The ambiance is well done, and the service was excellent. Our waiter was very attentive and able to answer any of our questions. To share, we got the spicy salmon roll, Karaage appetizer, and eggplant cheese appetizer. The spicy tuna roll was the most lackluster of the dishes, but the fish was fresh and the portion was decent for $12. The karaage appetizer was excellent. The chicken was moist and the coating was crunchy and super hot. The eggplant cheese was a surprise highlight of the meal. Pieces of eggplant in a melted cheese bowl made of eggplant was a simple combination. That was a very pleasant mix of textures. The pork Katsu was a highlight of the meal. Unfortunately forgot to take a picture, but the coding was super crispy and the portion size was pretty solid. The Unagidon or grilled eel bowl was also very well made and tasted great with the pickled ginger and seasoning on the side. The set came with miso soup which was very nice as well. My companions also got drinks which they said were well priced and good quality. Our overall meal cost somewhere in the range of $160 before tip which was reasonable given all of the items that we got. I look forward to my next visit!

    It was sufficient…read more Ko is centrally located by Dupont Circle as a second floor restaurant (next to Zorba's). Interior is simple and open. A/C was nice and cool which I appreciated but found the place to be too loud for me once it filled out with more people. Service is courteous. I ordered the tomato salad and two sushi rolls. Yes I committed the sin of ordering just sushi at a kaiseki restaurant, gasp! So I guess I did this to myself since I found the food to be just ok. The spicy tuna roll was just not happening since all they did was drizzle hot sauce over the roll. I've been noticing this more at places, can we just say tuna roll with spicy dipping sauce instead? It's a bit misleading... but I guess I'll have to make sure to ask everywhere whenever I order spicy tuna. I am a believer in that if you're eating at a good restaurant and you ordered their less popular menu item that it should still be good but in this case, Ko didn't deliver. Anyways, I didn't have much of an appetite because of the hot weather so take this review with a grain of salt but I don't plan on returning unless someone can convince me otherwise and if I do, I'm not ordering sushi here.

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    Umai Nori - Sashimi platter was a 10/10

    Umai Nori

    4.6(282 reviews)
    3.2 miDowntown

    I stopped by Umai Nori in DC for a late lunch. It wasn't too busy when I went, but I could…read moredefinitely see this place getting packed for dinner. The layout is interesting -- there's an upstairs when you walk in, but the sushi bar and a good bit of seating are downstairs. The menu is pretty straightforward with a mix of hand rolls, appetizers, specialty rolls, nigiri/sashimi, and traditional rolls. They also have a few solid combo deals, though I usually prefer trying a variety of items instead. Service was quick, which is always appreciated at a sushi spot. We ordered a few specialty rolls, two traditional rolls, and a couple orders of sashimi, all served together on one platter. The rolls were a great size -- filling without being overly large. The sashimi was fresh, and the traditional rolls really balanced out the meal nicely. The flounder and tuna sashimi were both excellent, and the California roll made with real crab was simple, fresh, and really satisfying. The total came out somewhere in the $70 range, so after tip and splitting it between two people, it was about $40 each to try multiple rolls and sashimi. Definitely fair pricing for the quality and amount of food. This spot had been on my list for a while, so I'm glad I finally made it over. I'd recommend checking out the menu beforehand so you can go in with a game plan and try the items that stand out most to you.

    Came here for one thing and one thing only - the hand rolls!…read more I've been to Kazu Nori and other places that serve hand rolls so I wanted to see the hype around this place. I ordered the 5 set hand roll with Hottie scallop, Kanpachi, Torch me slowly, Spicy salmon and Mango Tango. I loved the flavors of each one but the wrapping was tricky. Some of the rolls wouldn't come off because the wrapping had a lot of moisture so I ended up just eating it deconstructed. I prefer how Kazu Nori gives you each roll one at a time to prevent this. Overall great hand rolls but it's super messy so I'd give it a 3.8/5.

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    Sushi Nakazawa

    Sushi Nakazawa

    4.4(534 reviews)
    2.0 miFederal Triangle
    $$$$

    This was my first omakase where it only featured nigiri sushi and wow, was I impressed with Sushi…read moreNakazawa. We sat at the counter, and the classic omakase was priced at $190 each. We also added the A5 Wagyu Nigiri for $18 additional. If you choose to dine at the dining room, it's $160, but they exclude several items such as their fantastic tiger prawn. The classic omakase consists of 20 items of sushi. I wish I had written notes on each one, but basically from what I recalled, we had chum salmon, soy marinated king salmon, scallops, squid, tiger prawn, mackerel, sea bass, crab w/ tomalley, ⁠⁠Spanish mackerel, hay smoked mackerel and others. The main course was the four different types of tuna. Of course, the best ones were the chutoro and otoro. The A5 Wagyu was really good as well. The omakase ended with some hand rolls (the toro one was my favorite), uni, eel and the tamago. It's hard to pick a favorite dish since they were all so good. I think this was the first time I had sushi rice that was flavored. That was really good. Service was fantastic. I only wish they had a full bar, because I really wanted to drink some Old Fashioned with this meal, but opted for some Japanese beers instead. My water was replenished frequently, and it was fun interacting with the sushi chef. This is a great place to celebrate a special occasion.

    An enjoyable omakase for lunch - a quicker pace with fewer dishes - that still requires a few…read moreadd-ons (pushing the price up) to really wow. It's a solid one-star Japanese place sourcing ingredients from around the world, but there was nothing too surprising or impressive about the experience, other than this was "very good." I enjoyed lunch - it allows a look without the full three-hour commitment.

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    Toryumon Japanese House

    Toryumon Japanese House

    4.1(407 reviews)
    3.0 miDowntown
    $$

    I'm a huge fan of this place…read more My friend and I had the ACYE option here, and the food was fabulously good. I didn't have many of their rolls, so I can't comment on that. Their appetizer game was fire though. I did several rounds of the ceviche, maguro avocado, pepper tuna tatami, yellowtail jalapeño, and everything was absolutely delicious. The ceviche was a standout--the mango added just the right touch of sweetness to balance everything out. Overall, the apps were super fresh and light, so I never felt weighed down even after multiple rounds. Honestly, I wish I lived closer to DC--I'd be here all the time.

    My friends and I decided to try Toryumon last night for their unlimited sushi option, and at $35…read moreit's definitely a great value. We started with cocktails, and my mango margarita was huge and delicious, a great way to kick off the meal. Overall, the food was solid across the board. The truffle tuna sushi roll was the standout of the night and definitely worth ordering. One thing to note: all the portions are full-sized, which in my opinion defeats the purpose of an all-you-can-eat menu. I would have preferred smaller portions of just a few pieces so you can try more variety. Service was just okay. Our waitress had a difficult time understanding us, which made ordering a bit challenging at times. The ambiance also leaves something to be desired, it's fairly basic and doesn't add much to the dining experience. That said, if you're looking for an affordable spot with decent sushi and a fun unlimited option, Toryumon is a solid choice. I'm glad we tried it, though it's not a place I'd rush back to.

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