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| Above, Sushizanmai in Asakusa. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
One thing I've noticed since moving to New Mexico, I haven't met anyone here who likes sushi. In fact, there's only one sushi restaurant in Gallup, which I occasionally frequent. It is Zen Steak and Sushi.
In Japan, there's plenty of sushi restaurants. One of my favorites is Sushizanmai in the Tsukiji and Asakusa sections of Tokyo.
The Travel has a list of their 10 favorite sushi restaurants in Japan with several of them in Tokyo.
They begin with:
If you’re into sushi, Japan would obviously be the place to go. However, Japan literally has thousands of sushi restaurants, all claiming to have the best, most delectable pieces. In fact, there are over 30 Michelin-starred sushi joints just in Tokyo! With so many options, it could be overwhelming to decide where you want to go.
While high-end sushi restaurants sound enticing, you actually don’t need to break the bank to enjoy some of the highest-quality sushi and sashimi in the market. Read on for a thorough list of the best sushi places in Japan, with options for every budget.
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| Above, tuna sushi at Sushizanmai in Tsukiji. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
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