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• Asea Asian Fusion (8th Ave. & 42nd St.)

  Written by Chris K. on 5/21/2013 | Member since 2012

  Very fresh sushi and good delivery time. The miso soup costs a bit more than other places, but that's because the portion is bigger. Totally worth the extra 50 cents. I've also done takeout and it's pretty fast. I recommend the spicy tuna roll and shrimp tempura roll. I haven't tried their special rolls, but I definitely will in the future. I recommend this place!

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• Asian Taste (Brooklyn) (5th Ave. between 22nd St. & 23rd St.)

  Written by Michelle G. on 5/21/2013 | 10 other reviews | Member since 2010

  Love this place. I do not understand the low stars. You get good, solid Chinese food AND Japanese food at one sitting. Plus, their vegan menu is rather extensive. Why not the five stars? I took one off for the actual veggie/vegan Chinese menu. Some of the sauces are simply way too sweet and there is no knowing until you taste. But MSG? GET OUT. I have had that and it is not used here. And really, who doesn't want a wonton soup with some maki rolls? HA! Fabulous.

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• Sushi Tatsu II (Franklin Ave. & Dean St.)

  Written by Michelle L. on 5/20/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2010

  The Rainbow Fish Sashimi was supposed to include avocado, but did not. Otherwise everything was good. The pork Gyoza was seriously great, and arrived still hot. Prompt delivery as always.

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• Suki Japanese Sushi (5th Ave. between 17th St. & 18th St.)

  Written by Aisha R. on 5/16/2013 | Member since 2010

  The seaweed salad here is so fresh and has just the right amount of spice. Love the sweet potato and the salmon & avocado--my go-to rolls. Their ingredients are always fresh and I never have to wait too long to start gobbling down the deliciousness.

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• Kiku (7th Ave. between 10th St. & 11th St.)

  Written by Sharon H. on 5/13/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2012

  I'd actually add another half-star, if that were possible, because it's not *that* bad. But the spicy tuna could have been fresher. The other food was fine and the menu is certainly inventive. Delivery was fast enough, but I'm only a couple of blocks away, so YMMV, of course.

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• Sushi Tatsu III (Flatbush Ave. between Fenimore St. & Hawthorne St.)

  Written by Katie A. on 4/15/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2013

  Good sushi, good service, fast delivery. Not the best tofu, however. Teriyaki dishes are the best I've had so far. Sweet potato roll is delicious and well-made every time.

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• Inaka Asian Cuisine (Vanderbilt Ave. between Dean St. & Bergen St.)

  Written by Brian B. on 12/3/2012 | 1 other review | Member since 2011

  Inaka is becoming my new sushi delivery standard! Their bento box is a fantastic deal when you order the sushi/sashimi combo that comes with a beautiful presentation. Instead of soy sauce packets, they give you little cups with lids. In addition, you get a nice side portion of edamame, and because they were a little late with my order perhaps, they gave me an extra side cup of it. The fish is ALWAYS fresh and beautifully displayed in the tray. Unlike other services, they give you multiple shiso leaves with your sashimi which is fantastic. Their side salad isn't a mess of iceberg but a nice mix of leaves with a rich ginger dressing. I love their miso soup which also has a rich flavor and full of goodies. I lived in Japan for ten years and know my sushi, and while this isn't Japanese standard, it's as good as any average Japanese sushi you can find which is a high compliment for American sushi. I'm tempted to order every night! :)

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