Location: Atlantic City
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Sushi food in Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States. It's the East Coast's answer to Las Vegas. Atlantic City's casinos draw tourists by the car- and bus-load, but even if your main objective is to play some blackjack, you'll want to save time for sightseeing. Stroll along the famous boardwalk with its numerous amusements and eateries or visit the historic, recently restored Absecon Lighthouse. Several fine courses attract golf enthusiasts, and in summer, local beaches are popular with families. Water-based activities include parasailing, charter fishing and tall ship cruises. Casino hoppers have 12 establishments to choose from, which run the gamut from elegance to a Wild West theme, so there's something for everyone's taste. Those who remember Atlantic City in its pre-gambling days can wax nostalgic with a taste of saltwater taffy, which has been an Atlantic City specialty for over 100 years.
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1. Izakaya in Borgata Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By vimatravel
The space is very seductive. The food is good not extraordinary. Attentive service. Itâs a good option for something more than casual at Borgata. The server spilled my drink upon service all over the counter and did not offer a replacement. The server should have been more educated regarding the menu. Seems she was only interested in what her options should have been . All and all the food was good , we were not there for the Monday special , itâs high end in pricing during normal operation.
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2. Souzai Sushi & Sake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Simple... seasonal... sensual... Souzai features a diverse menu of hand-rolled sushi, fresh sashimi and traditional Japanese dishes, as well as a wide range of innovative cocktails, Japanese sake and beer. Showcasing stunning views of the beach, ocean sun
Reviewed By Guess W
This cozy corner is the first bistro-style restaurant you encounter after stepping off the escalator on the third level of the Playground Pier building along Atlantic Cityâs boardwalk. In addition to the round-the-bar seating, one can choose to sit in any of the comfortable cushioned chairs along the windows which offer a fine southern view of the beach, boardwalk and casino hotels. After a cordial greeting by Amanda, who took me to my seating, Amy came over to ask if I wished anything to drink. After taking my request, she left to allow me a few moments to peruse the menu. During my stay Amy was courteously attentive yet did not hover. On this visit I started off with their tasty Miso Soup. I then selected a bottle of Ozeki â Nigori sake, a full-bodied unfiltered (aka cloudy) sake to accompany my Sushi and Sashimi order which included Ahi tuna, seared tuna (delectably spicy), white tuna, salmon, mackerel yellowtail, crabstick and shrimp. The food presentation was pleasing to the eye â it made me think of a color palette, waiting to be dipped into. One extra touch was the pickled shallots which delighted my taste buds by the delicacy of the flavor and fine texture. Frankly, I enjoyed it so much, I ordered seconds! The fine edges of the sliced fresh seafood and smooth texture immediately let me know the Itamae* had his own personal set of knives. I soon discovered John has been preparing sushi and sashimi for over 18 years and has quick, steady hands while deftly slicing the fish, eel and octopus for the plate. Iâm pleased to recommend Souzai Sushi & Sake for those seeking a bit of tasty, enjoyable R&R. My only suggestion is for management: check the window seatsâ cushions more often for replacement or washing as the steady flow of diners off the boardwalk tend to scuff them up, increasing wear and tear. * Itamae = sushi chef. In the western world, the alternate term of "sushi chef" is popularly used. In Japan, becoming an itamae of sushi requires years of training and apprenticeship.
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3. Okatshe by Jose Garces
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By annec182
Really enjoyed this place. You walk into a store front and there is a hidden door to the restaurant that looks like a street in Asia/Tokyo. Pretty cool atmosphere. We sat at the bar as we did not have a reservation. The bar was fine though because you got to see them making the drinks and the sushi close up.The California rolls were excellent. The cocktail was excellent. Server was attentive. The edamame was excellent. Steak skewer was OK. Prices pretty good. Very limited hours. I would definitely go back again. Maybe this weekend.Hello, we really appreciate you taking the time out to share your experience with us! We are happy to hear that you enjoyed your visit to Okatshe. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
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