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Sushi Den
1487 S. Pearl St, Denver, CO
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Cuisine | Sushi, Japanese | |
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Hours | Mon–Fri 11am–2:30pm; Mon–Thurs 4:45–10:30pm; Fri–Sat 4:45–11:30pm; Sun 5–10:30pm | |
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Location | Around Town | |
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Phone | 303/777-0826 | |
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Web site | www.sushiden.net | |
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Prices | Main courses $8–$18 lunch, $9–$28 dinner; sushi rolls $4.50–$14 | |
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Credit Cards | AE,DISC,MC,V | |
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The long-standing Sushi Den is not only the best sushi restaurant in Denver; it’s on the short list of the top sushi restaurants in the country. Owned by three Kizaki brothers--one of whom is based in Japan and sends a daily shipment of ingredients--the Sushi Den’s landlocked location is incidental: This is some of the freshest fish you’ll find anywhere. The formidable sushi menu, running the gamut from squid and salmon to smoked trout, is complemented by lunch and dinner menus with a wide variety of Japanese fare and sushi and sashimi combination plates. Located in south Denver in the charming Old South Pearl Street retail district near two sister restaurants, Izakaya Den and the Den Deli, the Sushi Den is one of two locations worldwide--its sister restaurant is in Fukuoka, Japan.
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0 stars | Frommer's Recommended |
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3 stars | Frommer's Exceptional |
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