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In article <BxE0sw.K7H@ncifcrf.gov> masuda@fcs280b.ncifcrf.gov (Michiaki Masuda) writes:
>   I heard that there's a pretty good Japanese restaurant named
>"Hinode" (?) in Bethesda.

Hinode?  Isn't that a brand of rice?

I'm not familiar with that restaurant, but a good number of my
friends swear by Sakura Palace in Silver Spring.  On Georgia Avenue
heading south, it's on the right side just at DC border.  The tempura
is light and flaky, the sushi is good (but not faaaabulous), and even
the things I couldn't identify at the pseudo-salad bar were delicious.
The menu's descriptions of the house salad dressings are amusing,
honest, and accurate.  Seating is at conventional western tables,
although you can opt to be seated on tatami in an enclosed, raised
area of the restaurant.  Prices are on the low side of the moderate
range.  I give it a vigorous thumbs up.

-dave

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