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Sushi Taro
Sushi Taro: Präzises Sushi und gehobene Küche in Washington, DC.
3.6
Japanese
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Sushi Taro: Präzises Sushi und gehobene Küche in Washington, DC.
Gelegen in der 1503 17th St NW in Washington, DC, bietet Sushi Taro japanische Küche, darunter Sushi, Sashimi und Omakase. Kritiken heben hochwertige Zutaten, sorgfältige Zubereitung und aufmerksamen Service hervor. Die Speisekarte umfasst traditionelle Bento-Boxen sowie Gerichte wie Tempura aus lebenden Soft-Shell-Krabben, wobei es Speiseoptionen von à la carte bis Omakase gibt. Manche Gäste empfinden die Preise als hoch oder die Portionen als klein, aber viele loben das Gesamterlebnis.
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Ein vom Küchenchef kuratiertes mehrgängiges Menü mit saisonalen Spezialitäten und hochwertigen Zutaten.
Handgefertigte Nigiri, Sashimi und Rollen, zubereitet mit frischen, hochwertigen Meeresfrüchten.
Kunstvoll zubereitete Bentoboxen, einschließlich saisonaler Angebote wie Osechi zu besonderen Anlässen.
Leicht frittierte Gerichte wie Tempura aus Soft-Shell-Krabben und weitere japanische Vorspeisen.
Elegante Räume für Veranstaltungen, Partys oder intime Zusammenkünfte mit individuell zugeschnittenen Menüs.
Spezielle Festpreis-Optionen während lokaler Gastro-Events für ein kuratiertes Erlebnis.
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Gesamtbewertung
Max Rozenberg
2026年 Osechi bento review: Excellent traditional bento, beautifully prepared with high quality ingredients. 100% worth the price. You can tell a lot of time and effort was spent preparing this bento. I was very very impressed. I will be ordering this every year. どもありがとうございます！
Elias Chelala (Chewy)
The service at Sushi Taro was excellent—attentive, professional, and very knowledgeable about the menu. The food was high quality and beautifully prepared, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price point. Overall, a great dining experience, especially for the service and quality, but I wish the servings were a little more generous.
Jay Shen
My friends and I came here because of its Michelin Star status and overall we had a good time tasting every dish that we ordered. It was clear that all the dishes were curated very carefully to ensure that every bite was worth it. While I still thought the price was exuberant, the overall experience was good enough for me to recommend this establishment if one is looking for good sushi around the area with little to no budget limitations. The live soft-shell crab tempura looked like it was burnt since it looked so black, but it wasn't the case in reality. Every bite had very potent crab flavor which was pleasantly surprising, even if each small piece was really thin. The dish that had the cooked salmon and salmon roe had very tasty bites, because the salmon had just the right amount of crisp on the outside, good flavor inside, and the koshihikari rice itself was flavorful, too. The urchin sushi pieces had very potent flavor because urchin itself was like that, which testified its authenticity. Pretty much all the other pieces of nigiri, rolls, and sashimi were good, but the dishes that I mentioned were the big highlights. Since the rest of the pieces didn't leave as much impression on me, I think it's fair for me to give this establishment a 4 instead due to its exuberant price. They have various styles of dining, ranging from a la carte to their omakase experience, which my friends had tried before. While I am not an omakase person, I would encourage those that are okay with a fancy experience to give it a try, because the dishes when ordered a la carte were already more than decent.
Dylan Prévost
Sushi Taro used to be considered one of the top Japanese restaurants in the city, but it is not surprising they no longer are on the Michelin guide in 2025. The table service was good, but the rest of the service was mediocre. The food itself does feel overpriced for the quality, only a few select items were notable. Really not a destination for sushi or sashimi. Nothing they are doing terribly wrong per se, just nothing to write home about.
Ebidanko
First time here, this is one of our seven restaurant week this year. I would put this at the bottom of the list. Wait time is long, food portions are little (I get it, sushi, supposed to be little, but why the long wait time). The table next to us waited about 30 min for their appetizer. Food quality was also poor and boring. The appetizer sashimi, the jelly sauce on the sashimi is way too salty, covers up any taste the sashimi had. Warm dish portion is laughable. For 6 tiny fried shrimp, size of thumbs, we waited 20min. Then, only 2 pieces of the sushi combo are tasty, the others taste like what you can find in a typical supermarket sushi box. The presentation was also not satisfying, 2 pieces' fish are damaged (see image). The desert was ok, but the presentation and the cheap plastic cup does not fit the high price per person of the restaurant. The chopsticks are also not reusable, it s the one-time wooden takeout chopsticks. I don't get the hype for this restaurant.
