If you think that Todai, I Love Sushi, or Sushi Land have better sushi than Syun, than they haven't eaten good sushi. I haven't tried Mio or Saburo, but I plan on it now. But sushi isn't the only thing they have. I've been to Japan before and this is the closest I have found to actual Japanese food. They have a variety of dishes that you share family style. If your daring, go for the Gyu Tataki, my favorite dish on the menu. The atmosphere is exactly like your eating at a small Izakaya in Japan. Even the Japanese I talk to can't believe how authentic this restaurant is.
Pros: Quaint, Service, Authentic
Cons: Little Expensive, Limited Parking
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