Sushi Bars

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From: Neil Hainer (cs 211)
Date: Tue, 27 Sep 1994 00:22

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What do you think is the best Sushi bar in the D.C. area?  I'm talking about
the quality of the food, not who offers the best price.  I think it's 
Tachibana in Arlington, Va.  What do you think.

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