The First Sushi Spot in D.C.

These days, it’s no longer cool to bristle at the thought of eating raw fish. Sushi and sashimi have become city staples, and D.C. has a pretty diverse offering. You can grab a sushi lunch from your local Whole Foods, or you can drop hundreds at a Michelin starred Japanese dinner-spot downtown. Compared to cities like New York or LA, though, Washington was actually fairly late to the sushi-game. But it only took one man and one restaurant to shake things up.

Article from Boundary Stone, written by Karis Lee