Restaurant
Sushi Ko
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Conseils des habitants
Lucy
June 11, 2018
Perhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years. While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culinary options from the Land of the Rising Sun, Sushi Ko matches most in quality and blows them out of the water in terms of price. Sushi Ko is so absurdly cheap that one need not deliberate on the cost of normally pricey items like uni (sea urchin), unagi (river eel) or ikura (salmon roe).
Perhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years. While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culinar…
Maye
September 10, 2019
Good place to try fresh sushi and other Japanese food with local price. Even many Japanese people often go here. 4-minute drive (1.3km) from the Tresor.
Georgiana
September 30, 2018
Have you ever tried Sushi like a local? Well look no more and visit Sushi Ko!
Miok
May 25, 2018
This whole street is known for a seafood restaurant street. And 'Sushi Ko' is a reasonable & good quality Japanese restaurant (sushi, sashimi etc) with Vietnamese atmosphere. (I'm not a staff or an owner of this restaurant lol) You will sit down on the little chair on the street. But their foods are fresh! Have a different experience!
Luke
January 18, 2018
Perhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years. While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culinary options from the Land of the Rising Sun, Sushi Ko matches most in quality and blows them out of the water in terms of price. Sushi Ko is so absurdly cheap that one need not deliberate on the cost of normally pricey items like uni (sea urchin), unagi (river eel) or ikura (salmon roe).
Perhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years. While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culina…
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