Saburo's Sushi House

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Excellent food, great prices

Saburo's is an incredible deal for really great sushi. I highly recommend the Sea Urchin, Big-O deep fried roll (what isn't great when deep fried!) and the Hawaiian. Everything else I we had was awesome too, and the prices are very reasonable considering the quantity you get and the qualify of the fish.

Keywords: Just you alone / As a single, Dress casual, Japanese / Sushi, Restaurant, No smoking, With a group, Dinner, Moderate (US$ 11 - US$ 20), With business partners, As a couple

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Get there early

My favorite Sushi joint in town.
Go heavy on the local fish: Salmon, Halibut, and crab is hard to beat.
This is crazy cheap, crazy good, and really busy.
Get there early on weekdays (they open at 5)

Keywords: Dress casual, Loud, Good for first date, Japanese / Sushi, Restaurant, Everyone, No smoking, Dinner, Moderate (US$ 11 - US$ 20), "In" place / People watching

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How to not wait in line

Great little place with rolls and nigiri that are obscenely large. This, combined with no take-out, means there's almost always a wait. Here's how to avoid this and feed from their yummy goodness quicker:

1) Go on a Monday or Tuesday. It's their slower days, so less wait. Wait time is rated 3 of 5.
2) Arrive 20 minutes before opening. If you're luckily, you'll be in the first batch of the customers seated. Wait time is rated 3 of 5.
3) Arrive 45 minutes before closing. The rush will be over and you'll wait, but not too long. Wait time is rated 4 of 5.
4) Come on a Tuesday at at 8:30 p.m. I'll be the ope just walking in and sitting at a table with my wife. Wait time is rated 5 of 5!

Keywords: Just you alone / As a single, Dress casual, Good for first date, Japanese / Sushi, Restaurant, Everyone, Dinner, Moderate (US$ 11 - US$ 20)