Top 10 Best Sushi Bars Near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
“I HIGHLY suggest sitting at the sushi bar to enjoy his company. He'll take very good care of you.” more
“that there was a spot opened as there are only eight seats at the sushi bar and you are given the...” more
“It is a small hole in the wall sushi bar that offers fresh sushi & innovative rolls at a remarkably...” more
- Large group friendlyEstablished in 2013
“My friend and I lucked out with 2 seats at the sushi bar that had just opened up when we arrived!” more
“The sushi is expertly prepared, they always have the most interesting options and the prices are...” more
“I like the sushi bar because it is like dinner and a show. They have three sushi chefs working...” more
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"I first started dining at Sagami in 1973, and continued for decades. When I was a junior in highschool, I took my girlfriend here for a meal for two: miso soup, salad, cucumber rolls, and red bean ice cream...for $10...including a 15% tip (the style of the times). From Sagami, I learned the joys of sashimi, uni, and wasabi. I fondly remember Chizuko Fukuyoshi, the wife and muse of chef Shigeru Fukuyoshi. Chizuki just passed away at age 79. I cannot articulate the many happy memories I have from their restaurant, but they were indeed "the best of times." May Chizuko enjoy the blessings of heaven that she richly deserves in her next journey. I humbly express my gratitude for the joy that she and her husband gave to me and my friends in the convivial place that they created."
