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Tsuru Sushi
by Anonymous (07-18-2010)
"The Best Sushi in San Leandro CA..."
I Love Teriyaki & Sushi by KARYNE (04-04-2010)
"LOVE IT!..."
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Reviews << Washington << Seattle
Catering
For gatherings of 8-120 people! Minimum purchase of $600 a day. See their website for details.
Gift Certificates
Happy Hour
Mondays, from 3:00pm to close; Tuesdays through Sundays, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm, and 10:00pm to 1:00am. Sushi rolls for $1.95; select drinks for $2.75.
Private Dining
For 10-20 people!
Take Out
A bit on the pricey side, but go for their happy hour menu, which has a rather large and tasty selection of appetizers, sushi rolls, and drinks. Take note that their sushi rolls are likely to be flavorless (and in the case of happy hour, probably premade), but their tuna -- which they love to use -- is decent.
Dragonfish Asian Cafe
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Breakfast Mon-Sun: Starts at 7:00am Lunch Mon-Fri: Starts at 11:00am Sat-Sun: Starts at 12:00pm |
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REVIEWS: | Atmosphere   | Service | Quality | Value | Average Rating [3.08] |
Catering
For gatherings of 8-120 people! Minimum purchase of $600 a day. See their website for details.
Gift Certificates
Happy Hour
Mondays, from 3:00pm to close; Tuesdays through Sundays, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm, and 10:00pm to 1:00am. Sushi rolls for $1.95; select drinks for $2.75.
Private Dining
For 10-20 people!
Take Out
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SUSHI MONSTERS' COMMENTS
Located in the Paramount Hotel, this restaurant is often packed with post and pre Paramount theatregoers. It offers a delightful spin on fairly common dishes, and their menu descriptions will make your mouth water.A bit on the pricey side, but go for their happy hour menu, which has a rather large and tasty selection of appetizers, sushi rolls, and drinks. Take note that their sushi rolls are likely to be flavorless (and in the case of happy hour, probably premade), but their tuna -- which they love to use -- is decent.
USER REVIEWS
 THEIR HAPPY HOUR IS THE WORST! Posted May 10, 2007 by i hate dragonfish
The food there is HORRIBLE! The rolls were obviously pre-made and stored in the refrigerator for who knows how long. It was digusting. My friends and I ordered several different rolls but they were all the same! I have never in my life felt like I wasted money on food until I went there. Whoever thinks that their sushi is good/okay, you definitely don't know anything about sushi and need to go to more sushi joints.
 Happy Hour Posted Apr 18, 2007 by Downtown Local
I have checked out the Happy hour a few times. $2 rolls are okay, most contain Ahai. Tried various items from the $3 and $4 sections good tasting and reasonable for the price. Not a meal, but a lite taste to enjoy a drink with. Service nothing special, but about downtown happy hour norm.
 Happy Hour is the way to go Posted Sep 14, 2006 by tammyvu
Dragonfish is located in Seattle and is just down the street from Westlake/Pacific Place. It would be a great place to take someone visiting Seattle. Their sushi is ok/good but their happy hour portions are small. I could easily spend $17 here not including drinks (@ happy hour prices thats a little much). The restaurant is cute though and other good appetizers.
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