Here are some awesome sushi spots in the City of Brotherly Love!
PHILADELPHIA -- Sushi is believed to have originated out of Southeast Asia, and today we eat it everywhere...with Philadelphia being no exception.Tuna BarOwner Ken Sze transformed an old parking lot into a sleek, modern, yet approachable dining space with some of the best Japanese cuisine around. I was given a sample of every kind of nigiri, and taught how to eat it properly, too.
I tried some of his special creations, like the Liberty Roll with spicy crab, seared tuna, puffed rice and lemon, and the Broad Street Roll with spicy salmon, avocado, some crunch and all the sauces I love. The shrimp and pork fried rice is a must try as a side dish, or as a meal on its own.Tomo Sushi and RamenChefs, friends, and business partners, Andy and Steven, knew that they wanted to open something that wasn't offered everywhere...
I sampled the Red Dragon vegan roll with eggplant and tomato masquerading as eel and tuna. They also do their own spin on some classics, like the Salmon Don. A bowl with salmon done"5 ways" on top of sushi rice. Their signature Tomo Roll with spicy tuna, avocado, cilantro, and more tuna on top is one of their most popular. And the Hako roll with eel, avocado, unagi sauce, seared salmon, and strawberry, was almost too beautiful to eat...I said almost.
So let the good times roll, with some sake of course, and join us next week on Action News Mornings for Part Two!
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