(Seems to be a food theme in here today.)

Domo in norfolk always serves the greatest sushi. The rolls are always perfect and delicious.

Favorite salmon nigiri in Rochester Hills, MI is at Sumo Sushi - buttery and fabulous... their wasabi is decidedly mild however.

to understand Sushi better. I don't know which sauce is good on which dish so I think I'm missing the boat... so to speak

Favorite "Specialty rolls" is at Little Tree, in Royal Oak, MI.

Yama sushi in Virginia Beach has a cheap lunch special with two rolls, salad, and soup. plus they usually give you a free special roll.

Trying Ronin Sushi in Royal Oak next - heard it's AWESOME.

The best sushi I have had in in Maryville, OH, right next to the big Honda plant. They moved it from Tokyo.

it's still bait

Favorite lunch sushi - Nobana in Troy - they will make everything with brown rice.

under edjumacated

royal oak has sushi? i am impressed!

interesting. I've never had sushi with brown rice.

A friend and I try and hit every sushi place in the area. Some are good. few are great but haven't been to a bad one.

haha "It's still bait" - love it.

Sushi with brown rice is really tasty - and better for you - I've started asking any time I go eat sushi anywhere.

it took a long time for me to get into sushi now I wish I could have it every day.

he would offend the sushi chef.

It's one of my favorite things to eat -

agrees.

I'm kind of boring though - seaweed salad, edamame, salmon nigiri, spicy tuna, masago - typical order

I go for the spicy stuff but will eat anything. My favorite roll is Spicy California Roll

Techgirl - what do you mean by "royal oak has sushi?"

my home town of Summerville had one sushi place a couple years back. it didnt last long but it was yummy.

last time i was in royal oak there were maybe 20k people that lived there. glad its grown then!

actually wishes his small home town would've stayed that way.

not found a good one around where she lives.

ask where do you live, yoonamanic?

Coram, NY

there aren't any good sushi restaurants in Bucharest, Romania - expensive and not quality. However Budapest and Wien ROCK: fresh and cheap.

I frequented a lot of good ones in NYC, but I moved too far away.

It's never offensive to a chef to ask if they have brown rice, imho... it is, after all, better for you, and, prepared properly, is yummy.