Sushi is in high demand around the world. Not only is it a healthy meal alternative, but the right sushi can also be delicious. Around Philadelphia, you can get top quality sushi from a variety of places around the city. Each place offers its own blend of new and established recipes. Prepared with the freshest ingredients, these sushi places will give you the best sushi that you have ever had. Here are the 3 best sushi restaurants in Philly.
Fat Salmon
Fat Salmon is at the top of the list for great sushi places in Philly. You can find it 719 Walnut St, and it provides a wide mix of proven and new recipes. The key to great sushi is the rice, and Fat Salmon cooks its rice in-house. Fat Salmon has a lengthy menu, but the lunch combo plates are a great for trying new things, since they are affordable and come with soup or a salad. The service is exceptional as well.
The spicy rolls are local favorites. Two in particular, the Dancing Vampire and the Rolling Fire, are highly sought after for their mix of spice, heat, and flavor. The Dancing Vampire features a spicy chili sauce with tuna and salmon, while the Rolling Fire mixes shrimp tempura with a broiled spicy scallop sauce. It’s worth trying both, even if you are not into spicy foods.
Vic Sushi Bar
On 2035 Sansom St, you will find Vic Sushi Bar. It is a small but intimate setting where you and some friends can try different types of sushi. Vic offers takeout, delivery, and eat in service. However, it is a BYOB (bring your own beer) establishment, so you can bring your own drinks. Most customers go for the three-roll special, which is affordable and, and the portions are more than enough to fill you up. The tuna dumplings are also popular and are definitely worth trying. The only issue that you’ll encounter at Vic Sushi Bar is that there may be a wait since it is small and in high demand.
Fuji Mountain
Another great place to try is Fuji Mountain at 2030 Chestnut St. Fuji Mountain is a full experience sushi restaurant that gives you a more authentic feel of a karaoke bar in Japan. It features five-course meals with a variety of items to choose from. The tempura ice cream with a fried banana is among the most sought-after desserts. So is the green tea ice cream, which is hard to find anywhere except sushi restaurants. Fuji Mountain is a bit more expensive than other places around the city. However, you can get up to three free hours in the karaoke room if you spend more than $300. It is a great place to go for special events.
Sushi is growing in popularity, and Philly is growing an amazing food culture. The next time you are in Philly, check out one of the amazing sushi places. You are bound to have a good time and a great meal.
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