I have always (well.....usually) gotten good advice from the members
of this group when I travel. I'll be going soon to Sacramento, CA for
a week with a possible day trip to San Francisco.

What are the "don't miss" places for sushi, and what are the "don't
go" places as well.

As always, your help is greatly appreciated.

Dave

Nishiki Sushi, around 15th and I, if memory serves. Samurai Sushi at 12251
Folsom (Highway 50 at Hazel Exit) in Rancho Cordova is also quite good.

"DHW" > wrote in message
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> I have always (well.....usually) gotten good advice from the members
> of this group when I travel. I'll be going soon to Sacramento, CA for
> a week with a possible day trip to San Francisco.
>
> What are the "don't miss" places for sushi, and what are the "don't
> go" places as well.
>
> As always, your help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Dave

The new Mikuni Sushi at 1530 "J" Street is the best sushi in Sacramento.
Still not top of the line by San Francisco standards, but definitely
acceptable and fresh. It is huge with three (!) sushi bars. We also tried
Nishiki, but I was not impressed and the place smelled too fishy for my
taste.


"DHW" > wrote in message
...
> I have always (well.....usually) gotten good advice from the members
> of this group when I travel. I'll be going soon to Sacramento, CA for
> a week with a possible day trip to San Francisco.
>
> What are the "don't miss" places for sushi, and what are the "don't
> go" places as well.
>
> As always, your help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Dave
>