Late Lunch?

[Vellos]

Headed down to Cherry Creek. Was looking to get sushi in Denver if anyone wants to join me for lunch. Send me a text 303-551-5806 and I don't know many places there so if you have any suggestions that would be nice.

Won't be checking this thread as I'm leaving in a few, so phone contact only.

[Vellos]

Think I'll be going to Sushi Den or their adjacent market on Pearl St.

[Ghost]

Fwiw, I always liked Japon or John Holly's

Japon Sushi 1028 South Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80209 (303) 744-0330 ‎ japonsushi.com

John Holly's
2422 South Downing Street, Denver (303) 722-8686
http://www.johnhollysasianbistro.com/sushimenu.html

[Ezzzzy1]

Think I'll be going to Sushi Den or their adjacent market on Pearl St.

I think the Den is closed from 230-430 or something like that man...

[Ezzzzy1]

Fwiw, I always liked Japon or John Holly's

Japon Sushi 1028 South Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80209 (303) 744-0330 ‎ japonsushi.com

John Holly's
2422 South Downing Street, Denver (303) 722-8686
http://www.johnhollysasianbistro.com/sushimenu.html

+1 Ha.. I was just looking for Japons address to shoot your way.

[WolFeYeZ]

Hmmm.... I could but I only get a 30 min lunch break X.x

[AOK303]

Japon has better lunch deals
And if my friend is working a hotter staff

[Sully]

If you're going to the Creek, here are a few sushi joints: Hapa on 2nd and Detroit http://hapasushi.com/location/cherry-creek/ or Sushi Tazu on 3rd and Fillmore (but close in 10 mins) http://www.sushitazu.com/

[AOK303]

i hate hapa in denver the one up north is ok

[WolFeYeZ]

Anyone know of a good allyoucaneat sushi joint? Or a good sushi boat place?

[AOK303]

there's a few all you can eat happy hour places ill post up when they come back into my head

IM allergic to sea food so i rarely eat at those places but my friends own most of them or work at the Asian foodies in colorado

[Ghost]

i hate hapa in denver the one up north is ok

+1 Imho Hapa has a name & reputation that's better than their sushi deserves most of the time.

Anyone know of a good allyoucaneat sushi joint? Or a good sushi boat place?

There's one on E. Arapahoe diagonally across from Fay, I forget the name, but I'd say it's Ok without being great.

[WolFeYeZ]

there's a few all you can eat happy hour places ill post up when they come back into my head

IM allergic to sea food so i rarely eat at those places but my friends own most of them or work at the Asian foodies in colorado

Can you get me cheap fishies?!?!

I'm from Hawaii so I miss my fresh fish... especially my Ahi.

[BlueRanger]

Do they have sushi trains here? Where the sushi goes around the table on a belt, with the chefs in the center and you grab whatever you want.

[Ghost]

Do they have sushi trains here? Where the sushi goes around the table on a belt, with the chefs in the center and you grab whatever you want.

That was a fad when I was in Kyoto, but it's pretty much passed, and it wasn't ever as good as made-for-you fresh sushi...which I now crave @11:30pm....Beh...

[WolFeYeZ]

Thats what I was asking. Sushi boat == Sushi train X.x

[LivingPools]

Do they have sushi trains here? Where the sushi goes around the table on a belt, with the chefs in the center and you grab whatever you want.

AFAIK, unfortunately, no.

[AOK303]

AFAIK, unfortunately, no.

these were getting people sick for everyone would eat what they saw fresh and then some was left on the belt for too long and bam someone didnt want to wait and ate 3 hour sushi... not good

and you want fresh ahi that was never frozen right? or ahi for your fish tank

[AOK303]

sushi boats are set pieces that come as a package in a wooden boat at most larger and expensive sushi restaurants
is that what your talking about?

there's a Hawaiian place in atown have you ate there yet

[WolFeYeZ]

and you want fresh ahi that was never frozen right? or ahi for your fish tank

Truthfully, I just want my Ahi, either fresh or frozen. I'm poor though so I cant afford it here :P

[BlueRanger]

That was a fad when I was in Kyoto, but it's pretty much passed, and it wasn't ever as good as made-for-you fresh sushi...which I now crave @11:30pm....Beh...

It was popular when I was in Australia. I don't know how they did it in Kyoto, but they made it fresh in Aus (by fresh I mean they made it in front of you). Then they would put it on the belts and you would pick it up when it came to you... if someone didn't take it first lol. Either way it was pretty fun (keep in mind I was a kid back then lol).

I just read what AOK303 wrote. That makes sense, some could have been left out there for a few hours. I haven't been to Aus for awhile so I wouldn't know if they're even still doing it. I may be Asian but I can't tell the difference between fresh and non fresh sushi anyway, I just liked the trains.

[Sully]

Banzai Sushi is my favorite in town, near Leetsdale and Monaco. They have 100 rolls! Hapa can be hit or miss.

[Mother Goose]

There's a Sushi Train off I-25 and Hamden. $25 all you can eat, good happy hour beer too.

[BlueRanger]

There's a Sushi Train off I-25 and Hamden. $25 all you can eat, good happy hour beer too.

Sweet!!! Thanks.