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28-10-2005, 05:05 PM
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London (UK) sushi?
Will be in London for a few days in early Nov. Seeking excellent sushi bar, more traditional, less Nobu. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Long time ago I visited a sushi bar very near (north?) to Picadilly Circus on a side street behind a big hotel. It was very simple place just a few wooden tables and a counter. Sushi was the best and most expensive I've had in London. There were only japanese customers, excluding me, at the time. Hopefully someone can tell what is the name of the place or if it still exist. Jukka 
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28-10-2005, 05:32 PM
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London (UK) sushi?
"Lori Lee" wrote in message ... Will be in London for a few days in early Nov. Seeking excellent sushi bar, more traditional, less Nobu. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Remove "No Spam" from e-mail address before replying What sort of price range? Low - Mid Range - No Limit There ain't too many at the lower end  Plus, are you willing to travel out of Central London? Graeme
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29-10-2005, 11:43 AM
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London (UK) sushi?
No limit, in Central London. Thanks.
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 17:32:17 +0100, "Graeme...in London" wrote: "Lori Lee" wrote in message .. . Will be in London for a few days in early Nov. Seeking excellent sushi bar, more traditional, less Nobu. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Remove "No Spam" from e-mail address before replying What sort of price range? Low - Mid Range - No Limit There ain't too many at the lower end Plus, are you willing to travel out of Central London? Graeme Remove "No Spam" from e-mail address before replying
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29-10-2005, 03:37 PM
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London (UK) sushi?
"Lori Lee" wrote in message news  No limit, in Central London. Thanks. Try these two: Sumasan 26 Albermarle St, W1 Tel: 0207 495 5999 or Mitsukoshi 14-20 Lower Regent St, W1 Tel: 0207 930 0317 Try and find their sites on Google. Both are getting rave reviews in the Japanese press here in London. Good Luck Graeme
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