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Sushi - Where to get it

MarcusGarvey · 2002-01-01 21:32:08

I know M&S sell it but is there any good restaurants around the place that serve good Sushi ?

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01-01-2002 10:32pm

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MarcusGarvey

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I know M&S sell it but is there any good restaurants around the place that serve good Sushi ?

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#2 02-01-2002 9:56pm
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AYA (Clarendon street) and Yamamori (Georges street) in Dublin.
There used to be one in Temple Bar too but I'm not sure if it is still open and I can't remember the name of it.

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#3 02-01-2002 9:59pm
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Ah yeah, will head to Yamamori Friday then.

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#4 02-01-2002 9:59pm
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Aya, just behind Brown Thomas, is very good indeed, if a bit pricey. They do an interesting range of general Japanese food as well. And really nice desserts

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#5 02-01-2002 10:26pm
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there's also a place in the epicurian food hall, they make fresh sushi to go.
best place in dublin for lunch (the food hall that is, although the sushi is v.good too)

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#6 03-01-2002 2:23pm
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alittle off topic but if u want a good japanese restranut goto Wakamama.... Excellent dishes although I haven't tried their sushi yet. AYA is pretty good as a sushi bar but as stated previous. Too pricie

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