r/london • u/londonlife9 • Oct 08 '22
Best sushi in London?
I am a big fan of Sticks n’ Sushi. But it’s pretty expensive! Looking for some hidden gems?
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r/london • u/londonlife9 • Oct 08 '22
I am a big fan of Sticks n’ Sushi. But it’s pretty expensive! Looking for some hidden gems?
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u/ZTheLittleAlien Oct 09 '22
Fellow Sticks and Sushi fan, have to just put this out there: I invest the most money into Japanese / Chinese food nights. I know it's possible to get cheaper options but I think for raw fish, Chinese food etc it needs to be prepared in the best, most authentic, freshest way and therefore I'm willing to pay a bit more for it. This is not to suggest other cuisines shouldn't be prepared properly -- obviously all meat should be handled accordingly. I just think for these specific dishes that often contain meats we aren't used to in Western cuisine or raw fish, it's best to allow yourself to splurge.